The successful candidate will have the opportunity to build collaborative initiatives across education, business, engineering, computer science, public policy, health, and other disciplines while developing a nationally recognized center of scholarship focused on the future of learning, work, emerging technologies, and economic mobility. Demonstrated record of strong publication in high-quality scholarly venues related to work and learning, workforce development, emerging technologies, economic opportunity, or area relevant to the future of work and emerging technologies that is consistent with appointment at a research-intensive university.