[AISWorld] Assistant or Associate Professor of Business (Supply Chain Management)

[Jerry Flatto]

The School of Business at the University of Indianapolis seeks applicants
for two tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor of Business (Supply
Chain Management) faculty positions. These are full-time, nine-month
positions with a start date of August 2017 or sooner if available.

Teaching requirements will consist of courses in supply chain management and
possibly other related fields such as statistics and quantitative methods at
the undergraduate and MBA levels. The normal teaching load is 24 semester
hours per academic year. Successful candidates should also have demonstrated
abilities toward scholarly activity in their fields at the Assistant level
or a demonstrated record of scholarship for consideration at the Associate
level. Service to the school, University and community are also requirements
for the position.

The ideal candidate would have PhD in operations or supply chain management
or related field such as marketing. PhD in industrial engineering or a DBA
will also be considered with significant work in supply chain management or
production and operations management. Prior experience in applied consulting
or work experience in the field is desirable; quality teaching is essential.
Qualified candidates with Master's degrees will be considered, provided they
have excellent teaching credentials and/or significant professional
experience in operations and supply chain management or a related field such
as marketing.

 

To apply for this position please visit:
https://jobs.uindy.edu/postings/3918

 

 

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Dr. Jerry Flatto, Professor, Information Systems Department - School of
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University of Indianapolis, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
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