Assistant Professor of Sports Management Reports to:Dean, School of Business Position Type:Full-Time, 3-year contract Compensation:$85,000-$110,000, commensurate with experience Deadline:Preference given to applications received by October 1, 2026 Target Start Date: August 1, 2027 Position Overview The School of Business at Menlo College seeks well-qualified applicants for a full-time faculty position to offer
undergraduate courses in Sports Management. Courses may include introduction to sports management, research methods in sports management, sports analytics, marketing & advertising in the sports industry, sports sponsorship & sales management, ethics in sports management, history of sports, and the economics of sports, among other topics. We are particularly interested in a candidate with a strong commitment to
excellence in teaching and who will contribute to diversity and equal opportunity in higher education through their teaching or other related areas. Qualifications The successful candidate should have an earned doctorate in Sports Management or in a related field from a reputable university in hand prior to the start of the Fall 2027 semester (August 2027). Preference will be given to candidates with a strong record
of effective undergraduate teaching as the instructor of record. Candidates must be able and qualified to teach undergraduate Sports Management classes. They must also possess strong interpersonal skills and be able to work in a collaborative and collegial environment. Responsibilities The position requires undergraduate teaching in sports management, mentoring and advising undergraduate students, and active ongoing
engagement in shared governance and other service assignments at the collegiate level, including assessment of learning. The usual faculty load is 21 units (usually seven three-unit classes) each academic year, split between the fall and spring semesters. In the first year, this load will be reduced to 18 units (six three-unit classes). About Menlo College Menlo College is doing transformative work with a
significantly diverse population of students, about one-third of whom are the first in their families to attend college. Almost 100 years old, this small gem of a private college — with fewer than 900 students — is changing lives and providing a stream of inspiring, diverse and capable graduates to Silicon Valley companies and organizations. The private school offers four-year undergraduate degrees in business and
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