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Visiting Assistant Professor – Entrepreneurship
Miami University College of Education, Health and Society. Teach multiple sections of ESP 201: Entrepreneurship: From Ideas to Actions during Spring Semester 2027 and Fall Semester 2027 .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in entrepreneurship education, guiding students through problem identification, customer discovery, and business model development. Proficient in using tools like Lean Canvas and Business Model Canvas to facilitate experiential learning.
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Ph.D. In BusinessEntrepreneurship EducationBusiness Model DevelopmentLean CanvasCustomer Discovery
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Hard Skills
EntrepreneurshipBusiness Model TestingValue Proposition DesignExperiential LearningProblem Identification
Soft Skills
GuidanceEngagementMentoring
Tools & Technologies
Lean CanvasBusiness Model Canvas
Industry Keywords
Entrepreneurial EcosystemStartup VenturesSocial VenturesCorporate VenturesCreative Ventures
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesSpring
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Teach multiple sections of ESP 201: Entrepreneurship: From Ideas to Actions during Spring Semester 2027 and Fall Semester 2027
- Teach students to identify and validate problems worth solving
- Guide customer discovery interviews, value proposition design, and business model development and testing
- Use tools including the Lean Canvas and Business Model Canvas
- Cover entrepreneurial work realities and entrepreneurial careers and paths, including startup, social, corporate, and creative ventures
- Teach how ventures move from idea to action
- Potentially teach other entrepreneurship core courses as departmental needs require
- Engage students through hands-on, experiential, and active learning
Requirements
What you’ll need- Ph.D. in business, entrepreneurship, or a closely related field by date of appointment for appointment as Visiting Assistant Professor
- Master's degree in business, entrepreneurship, or a closely related field by date of appointment for appointment as Instructor, or Bachelor's degree (typically in business, technology, or the sciences; degrees in the creative and liberal arts may also be considered) plus at least five years of relevant professional experience
- Relevant professional experience may include managerial, executive, or highly applied professional roles; founding or working in entrepreneurial organizations; entrepreneurial ecosystem activities such as funding, evaluating, or mentoring ventures; or entrepreneurship education in higher education or practice
- Criminal background check required
- Required application document: resume/CV
- E-Verify participation
Benefits
Comp & perks- Benefit eligible
- Full-time employment
- Temporary (Fixed Term) appointment
- Salary commensurate with the level of the position, education, and experience
- Smoke- and tobacco-free campuses
- Reasonable accommodations for disabilities related to employment