George Ritzer - Academic Employment

Academic Employment

After graduating from Cornell in 1968, Ritzer has received various academic appointments throughout his career:

  • 1968-1970- Assistant Professor, Tulane University
  • 1970-1974- Associate Professor, University of Kansas
  • 1974-2001- Professor, University of Maryland
  • 1984- Visiting Exchange Professor, University of Surrey, England.
  • 1988- Visiting Professor, Shanghai University; Peking University
  • 1990- Visiting Exchange Professor, University of Surrey, England
  • 1996- Visiting Professor, University of Tampere, Finland
  • 2001- Visiting Professor, University of Bremen, Germany
  • 2001–present- Distinguished University Professor, University of Maryland
  • 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008- Visiting Professor, Associazione per l’Istituzione della Libera Università Nuorese, Sardinia, Italy

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