We are looking to add two faculty members in different roles in the Supply Chain/Operations Management domain. Both positions have an anticipated start date of fall 2018.
Tenure track position (position ID 6095)
We are currently recruiting for either an untenured, tenure-track faculty member in Supply Chain Management at the Assistant Professor level or a tenured faculty member at the Associate Professor level.
Successful candidates will pursue and promote a research agenda in supply chain management focused on premier-quality publications in leading journals; provide intellectual leadership for junior faculty and doctoral students; play a pivotal role in extending the national reputation of the department through scholarship and service; and teach courses across our undergraduate and graduate programs. Candidates must be pursuing or have obtained a doctoral degree in Supply Chain Management or a related area.
Non-tenure track position (position ID 6094)
We are currently recruiting for an Academic Professional Track (non-tenure-track) faculty member in Supply Chain Management with the title of Assistant, Associate, or Full Clinical Professor, Lecturer, Senior Lecturer, or Executive Professor.
Candidates for the title of Assistant, Associate, or Full Clinical Professor must have an earned doctorate or be near completion of a doctorate. Teaching is the main responsibility, at 3 classes per semester, but there are also research and service responsibilities. Candidates for the title of Lecturer, Senior Lecturer, or Executive Professor should have an earned Master's degree. There are no research expectations for these titles. Teaching responsibilities are four classes per term.
The Environment: The Texas A&M business undergraduate program is ranked 27th by U.S. News & World Report and 29th by BusinessWeek. The Mays MBA program is ranked 27th by U.S. News & World Report and 18th by BusinessWeek.
The INFO Department has 17 tenure-track faculty members, 500 undergraduate majors, 240 MS-MIS students, and 9 doctoral students. The faculty members have combined for the second-most co-authorships among all schools worldwide in the journal Production and Operations Management. The UT-Dallas publications website ranks A&M 8th worldwide in publishing in Production and Operations Management, Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, and Journal of Operations Management in the past five years. We are 2nd in the world in editorships in those journals plus the Operations Management Department of Management Science.
The College Station-Bryan metro area has a population of 250,000, a low cost of living (including no state income taxes), excellent schools, very low crime, and excellent health care. The College Station airport is served by United and American Airlines. College Station is a 1.5-hour drive to Houston, two hours to Austin, and three hours to Dallas-Fort Worth.
Applications: Interested candidates should send a cover letter (with appropriate position ID number) and vita to Tammy Louther by e-mail (TLouther@mays.tamu.edu). References will be requested prior to extending an offer, contingent upon the applicant's approval. Texas A&M University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action/Veterans/Disability Employer committed to diversity.
Representatives will be available at the Decision Sciences Institute and INFORMS conferences.
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Richard Metters
Professor
Texas A&M University
College Station TX
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