[Logprofs] Position Announcement == University of Maryland

[masters@MIT.EDU]

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Dear Logprofs:
The following is from Phil Evers at the University of Maryland.
Please reply to him directly at pevers at rhsmith.umd.edu
Thanks.
JMM
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              University of Maryland (College Park)
               Robert H. Smith School of Business
             Tenure Track ? Supply Chain Management

The Logistics, Business and Public Policy department of the Robert H. Smith
School of Business, University of Maryland at College Park, has an opening for
a tenure track faculty member at any level to begin in August 2007.

Requirements include a Ph.D. in an appropriate area (such as logistics
management, operations management, industrial engineering, information systems,
marketing channels, economics, or management), a research program designed to
generate significant publications, and demonstrated effectiveness in the
classroom.  Individuals with expertise in any field of supply chain management
are welcome to apply.  The ideal candidate will have one or more research
publications and teaching experience.  Potential teaching responsibilities may
be at any level: undergraduate, MBA, Ph.D., and executive education. 
Compensation, teaching load, and research environment for the position are all
very attractive.

The University of Maryland is attractively located in the greater Washington -
Baltimore metropolitan area.  The campus is only 9 miles from the U.S. Capitol
with convenient access to downtown DC via the Washington metro system and only
30 miles from downtown Baltimore.

Reply to Philip T. Evers, Supply Chain Management Search Committee Chair, Robert
H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland, College Park, MD
20742-1815.  For full consideration, applications should be received by
November 1, 2006.  Please send vita, letters of reference, publications or job
paper, and evidence of teaching ability.  The University of Maryland is an
equal opportunity, affirmative action employer.