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Full Time Faculty, Business Administration

Wheeling University  ·  Wheeling, WV
FacultyBusiness Administration

Position summary

At Wheeling University, you’ll find more than just a workplace — you’ll join a mission-driven community that lives by values of leadership, service, faith, integrity, and excellence . As an employee, you’ll be part of a university that is committed to integrating learning, research, and outreach within its Catholic tradition, seeking to develop not only competent professionals, and also

socially responsible citizens. Wheeling promotes close student-faculty connections and encourages all members to grow both intellectually and ethically, to serve with compassion among diverse communities, and to lead by example. In such an environment, your work will matter — your contributions help sustain a culture where academic rigor, moral purpose, and service to others are more deals --they are daily

actions and practices. The Department of Business at Wheeling University invites applications for a full-time faculty position in Business Administration, beginning in the Spring 2026 semester. We seek candidates who demonstrate excellence in teaching and scholarship and are committed to advancing the mission of the Department of Business and Wheeling University. Applicants must hold a Ph.D. or DBA in Business,

Business Administration, or a closely related field, or be expected to complete the degree by May 2027. Job Responsibilities: The successful candidate will teach undergraduate courses in Business Administration and Accounting, depending on qualifications and departmental needs. Additional responsibilities include: Advising and mentoring undergraduate students. Maintaining an active program of scholarship and

professional development. Contributing to the continuous improvement and growth of the Business programs. Participating in departmental, school, and university committees. Supporting assessment activities and maintaining compliance with ACBSP accreditation standards. Preparing course syllabi and instructional materials. Assessing student learning, assigning grades, and submitting final grades in a timely manner.

Conducting end-of-semester course assessments and surveys. Maintaining accurate attendance and course records using Canvas. Holding regular office hours and providing academic support to students.

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