Part-Time Lecturer; Supply Chain Management

Title: Part-Time Lecturer (Supply Chain Management)

Employee Classification: LL - Adjunct Lecturer

Pay Grade: LL 00

Division: Academic and Student Affairs

Subdivision: Marketing

Department: College of Business

Campus

Location:

Main Campus

The College of Business is seeking a Part-Time Lecturer for Fall 2026 to teach undergraduate and graduate Supply Chain Management courses in the Marketing Department.

• Teaching undergraduate and/or graduate courses in Purchasing, Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Supply Chain Analytics, Information Technology in Supply Chain Management, and related supply chain disciplines.
• Delivering high-quality instruction in an in-person classroom environment.
• Meeting with students during and outside of scheduled class times.
• Preparing course syllabi, lectures, assignments, examinations, and other instructional materials.
• Assessing student learning and providing timely feedback.
• Maintaining regular office hours and responding to student inquiries.
• Providing copies of syllabi and course materials to the Department Head upon request.
• Performing related departmental duties as required.

Qualified applicants must possess a master's degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Purchasing, Procurement, Business Administration (with a Supply Chain concentration), Industrial Engineering, Information Systems, or a closely related field. Candidates should demonstrate relevant teaching experience and/or significant professional experience in supply chain management, logistics, purchasing, procurement, supply chain analytics, information technology in supply chain management, or related supply chain fields.

A Ph.D. in a related discipline, evidence of scholarly activity, professional certifications (e.g., ASCM/CPIM, CSCP, CPSM), and university teaching experience are preferred.

Supplemental Information:

To apply, please submit a curriculum vitae (CV) or resume and a letter of interest describing your qualifications, professional experience, teaching experience, and areas of expertise in Supply Chain Management.

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