The Garvin Center for Cultures and Languages at Thunderbird School of Global Management has an opening for a position in Cross Cultural Communication and Negotiation starting August 2010. The rank is open ranging from assistant to full professor. Strong research record and interest as well as strong teaching in cross cultural communication and or cross cultural negotiation in MBA and EMBA programs are critical requirements. The candidate we seek will have a Ph.D. in Cross Cultural Psychology, Cross Cultural Communication, Political Science, or Cross Cultural Management.
Besides teaching in cross cultural communication and or cross cultural negotiation, the Garvin Center for Cultures and Languages provides the opportunity to conduct interdisciplinary research with experts in cross cultural communications and negotiations and languages, as well as collaboration with scholars in various disciplines related to global business at other Thunderbird departments.
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Thunderbird, the world's number 1 ranked graduate school in international management, is a private, nonprofit graduate school with over 2000 students in a portfolio of graduate programs in Arizona, Europe, and Latin America, as well as those in several internet based programs. In addition to MBA and EMBA teaching assignments, we offer opportunities to teach abroad and to teach in our Executive Education program, one of the top ranked in the world.
Applicants must submit a current vita, plus evidence of scholarly research and excellent teaching capability. The search will remain open until the position is filled. For more information or to submit applications contact:
Dr. Denis Leclerc (denis.leclerc@thunderbird.edu) or
Dr. Karen S. Walch (Karen.walch@thunderbird.edu)
The Garvin Center for Cultures and Languages
Thunderbird School of Global Management
1 Global Place
Glendale, Arizona 85306-6010
U.S.A.
Fax: 602-843-6143.
Thunderbird is an equal opportunity-affirmative action employer.
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