Finance Faculty

About the role

The University of Saint Francis in Fort Wayne, Indiana invites applications for a full-time, tenure track position in our Business and Leadership Pathway beginning August 15th, 2026. The position requires a specialization in Finance with experience, success, and interest in offering finance curriculum.

Responsibilities

• Teaching load of 12 credit hours per semester (fall and spring)
• Advising and curricular initiatives for finance programming
• Continuing professional development
• Commitment to collaboration and service within the Pathway, across the University and in the community
• Advance the Catholic and Franciscan Mission of the University

Qualifications

• Master's degree in an area of finance or related discipline required
• Terminal degree preferred

Application requirements

• Complete the online application
• Letter of application directly addressing the responsibilities of the position with special emphasis on teaching experience and ability, and how the applicant will seek to advance the Catholic, Franciscan Mission of the University
• Curriculum vitae
• Contact information for three references
• Finalists must provide official transcripts

Rank and salary are dependent upon the appointee's qualifications and experience. Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled; applications received before June 5th, 2026, will be given full consideration.

University mission

The University of Saint Francis offers formation of the whole person by providing an encounter with the heart and mind of Jesus Christ so that God, who is Love, may be loved. Through our Catholic identity, Franciscan charism, and liberal arts tradition, we prepare students for personal and professional lives of virtue, service, and joy. USF core values are the standards of behavior for every member of the university: Ceaseless Adoration – We adore God and interact with others in a way that honors His Presence; Generous Love – we spend time in community, give of ourselves, and accept help from others; Franciscan Joy – we delight in the simple things and give thanks in all circumstances. The University promotes and celebrates the Catholic identity and Franciscan charism with an invitation to students, faculty and staff of all faiths. This God-centered and student-focused approach invites all employees to be a part of the formation of the whole person in a learning and working environment where character development and faith formation are as essential as academic achievement. Molding well-rounded, faith-filled, ethical leaders is the essence of the university's approach and all employees are expected to engage in a way that fulfills and furthers the mission.