[Tps] Position Announcement in Public Management - Baruch College

[Navdeep Mathur]

CUNY - Baruch College

Assistant Professor of Public Management and/or Budgeting and
Financial Management

Location: Baruch College

Division/Department: School of Public Affairs

CUNY Personnel Vacancy Notice No.: FY14786

Closing Date: Open Until Filled with review of applications beginning 3/14/2008

Position Detail:  Tenure Track; Appointment Beginning Fall 2008

FLSA Status: Exempt

Compensation: Commensurate with qualifications and experience



POSITION DESCRIPTION AND DUTIES

The School of Public Affairs seeks applicants for an Assistant
Professor (tenure track) with research interests in public management
and/or budgeting and financial management. The successful candidate
will have an active research agenda, be able to teach core and
elective classes, based on areas of expertise, in the MPA, and be
interested in working in an interdisciplinary environment. Service to
the school, to the college and to the broader community is also
essential.

Setting:

The School of Public Affairs of Baruch College, a flagship institution
of the CUNY system, specializes in teaching, research, and service in
the areas of local and state government, nonprofit management, policy
analysis and evaluation, health care policy and educational
administration. The School offers graduate, undergraduate and
executive degree programs. The faculty carries out research,
professional service, and formal education related to the challenges
that a pluralistic society faces in formulating public policies and
managing resources in the public and nonprofit sectors. The School
operates nationally recognized research centers, including The Center
for Innovation and Leadership in Government (CILG); the Center for
Equality, Pluralism and Policy (CEPP); and the newly created Center
for Nonprofit Strategy and Management (CNSM). In addition, three units
focus our efforts on population studies: The Baruch Survey Research
Unit; the New York Census Research Data Center (NYCRDC) and the CUNY
Institute for Demographic Research (CIDR). The student body is
diverse. The graduate program largely serves active professionals.
There is a small but growing undergraduate program. The URL for the
School is: http://www.baruch.cuny.edu/spa/index.jsp.



Baruch College, located in mid-Manhattan, is a senior college of the
City University of New York. Baruch College is an equal opportunity
employer with a strong commitment to gender and racial equality in
hiring, career development and promotion.



QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

A Ph.D. Degree or equivalent doctoral level degree is required. The
successful candidate should have an earned doctorate in a related
field of study. Candidates must demonstrate excellence or high promise
for excellence in graduate and undergraduate teaching, an active
agenda of applied research, a record of scholarly publication
commensurate with the academic rank applied for, and an ability to
interact productively across disciplinary boundaries. Practical
experience in public administration is desirable.



TO APPLY

Please send cover letter, writing sample, and names of three
references via mail or email to:

Address:

Public Management Search Committee

Greg Chen, Chair
Office of the Dean, School of Public Affairs
Baruch College/CUNY
One Bernard Baruch Way, Box D-0901
New York, New York 10010
Email: Persi_Cofresi at baruch.cuny.edu (Search Assistant)