Asst Prof, Financial Economics — Teaching & Research
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wake forest universityWinston Salem (NC)
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About the role
Wake Forest University seeks a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Economics to join the Department of Economics, with an effective start date of July 1, 2027. The position focuses on teaching undergraduate courses in financial economics and related areas, while pursuing an active program of research and scholarly activity.
The candidate will contribute to teaching efforts in areas such as household finance, macro-finance, or personal finance and engage in service to the department and
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