Adjunct Faculty - Supply Chain Management – Plaster Graduate School of Business

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The University of the Cumberlands is currently seeking dynamic and experienced adjunct faculty members to join our Supply Chain Management program. We are looking for passionate educators who can deliver practical and engaging instruction in various aspects of supply chain management.

• Deliver comprehensive instruction in foundational concepts, principles, and technologies relevant to supply chain management.
• Teach courses covering supply chain systems, logistics, transportation, inventory management, quality assurance, risk analysis, and more.

• A doctoral degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Operations Management, or a related field.
• Prior teaching experience at the post‑secondary level is highly desirable.
• Demonstrated expertise and professional experience in supply chain management practices and technologies.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to engage and motivate students from diverse backgrounds.
• Proficiency in utilizing educational technologies and learning management systems, preferably Blackboard.
• Commitment to fostering an inclusive learning environment that values diversity and promotes academic excellence.
• Available Date:
  Immediately.

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