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ARC: Connections: ELMAR: Posting: Position Postings

Job notices can be posted on ELMAR without charge. 

To interview at the AMA Summer Educators' Conference, and for other value added services, please see  AMA Academic Placement.

As with other postings, you can post on your own, or send position announcements to elmar@ama.org.  If you post by email, please look over the formatting requirements.

Position announcements must prefer or require a Ph. D. in Marketing. 

It would be most helpful to job seekers to include the following minimal details:

  • preferred starting month and year
  • teaching load
  • salary range
  • amount of Summer support
  • support for travel and research
  • academic rank
  • tenure information

In general, long discourses on the quality of the location, department or university are discouraged. 

Jobs are not posted by college when that college is a part of a larger university.  In that situation, jobs are posted according to the name of the university, not the college.  

Universities are asked to make a single posting per academic year rather than spreading multiple positions across more than one posting.  The moderator may combine postings from the same institution.

In general, postings should not be repeated. If something important has changed, the university may request a "Revisit" posting. 

Position announcements typically go out on Wednesday mornings US East Coast time.  A position announcement must generally be received by Monday afternoon (US East Coast time) to make it out the same week.

Please note again that ELMAR job postings are separate from the AMA Academic Placement service. The latter allows you to interview candidates at the Summer Educators' Conference.

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