ARN Jobs: Southeastern Oklahoma State University - Faculty Position in Accounting

                SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY

                   Department of Accounting/Finance

            Assistant or Associate Professor of Accounting


      The Department of Accounting and Finance in the John Massey
      School of Business at Southeastern Oklahoma State
      University invites applications for a temporary appointment
      as Assistant or Associate Professor of Accounting.


      ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY:

      Founded in 1909, Southeastern Oklahoma State University
      enrolls approximately 4,000 students in 41 undergraduate
      and 9 graduate degree programs. The campus is located in
      Durant, Oklahoma, 90 miles north of Dallas, Texas and 148
      miles southeast of Oklahoma City. The John Massey School of
      Business completes its year of record in the AACSB
      accreditation process AY 2007-2008.


      JOB QUALIFICATIONS:

      The successful candidate for the position will possess the
      following qualifications:

      - A Masters degree; and a CPA or 18 graduate hours in
        accounting.

      - A Ph.D. or ABD in Accounting preferred.

      Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and
      experience. Position begins in August, 2008.


      APPLICATION PROCEDURE:

      To apply, send a letter of application, resume, unofficial
      transcripts, and the names, addresses, phone numbers, and
      e-mail addresses (if available) of at least three
      references to:

      CONTACT:       Chair, Accounting Search Committee
                     c/o Dean, John Massey School of Business
                     Southeastern Oklahoma State University
                     School of Business
                     PMB 4128
                     Durant, OK 74701-0609

      Review of applications is ongoing and will continue until
      the position is filled. Candidate must be eligible to work
      in the United States.

      SE is an AA/EEO employer committed to multicultural
      diversity.

                     http://www.se.edu
Posted 4/30/08