Lecturer, Operations and Supply Chain Management

The Department of Business Management in the Poole College of Management is home to faculty in the areas of marketing, finance, operations & supply chain management, and information technology.

Faculty members work closely with our centers and initiatives, which include the Consumer Innovation Collaborative and the Supply Chain Resource Cooperative. At both the undergraduate and MBA level, there is an emphasis on data analytics in the curriculum through coursework and practicum.

The Poole College of Management at NC State University actively engages with industry and academia to create an innovative and collaborative intellectual environment that fosters learning, scholarship, and service. We focus on developing and supporting leaders with an entrepreneurial mindset and analytical problem-solving capabilities to positively impact our data-rich, dynamic, and global economy.

The Department of Business Management is accepting applications for the position of Non-Tenure Track Faculty Lecturer (part-time) in the Operations & Supply Chain Management area. Non-Tenure Track Faculty positions are one-semester or one-year, with the possibility of renewal. Applications will remain on file for one year should openings arise in subsequent semesters.

Successful candidates will teach 1-3 courses for the Operations & Supply Chain Management concentration in the BSBA (Bachelor of Science in Business Administration) and/or for the Supply
Chain Management concentration in the MBA (Master of Business Administration). Teaching locations include our main campus in Raleigh, our RTP MBA campus, and the potential for summer courses and study abroad courses.

Specific hiring needs for the academic year have yet to be determined but could include operations modeling, supply management, logistics, supply chain analytics, decision analytics, or operations strategy.

Contributing member of the department, College, and University.

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Please note, you will be required to attach a cover letter and CV/resume to apply. Finalists may be required to submit three letters of recommendation.

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