[Logprofs] Revised Faculty Position at TCU for Logprofs Posting

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FACULTY POSITION IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 
DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

The Department of Information Systems and Supply Chain Management at TCU
invites applications for a tenure-track assistant or associate professor
of supply and value chain management effective either January or August
2009.  The 12-member department offers an undergraduate major in supply
and value chain management and an MBA concentration in the area.  The
appointee will be expected to teach undergraduate and graduate-level
courses in supply chain management.

Requirements for this position include a Ph.D degree in supply chain
management, logistics or a related discipline.  The ideal candidate will
have a strong record of academic research, with a demonstrated ability
to publish in relevant top-tier journals and work effectively as a
member of a faculty team.  Relevant business experience and the ability
to engage with companies in executive education and/or research are also
desirable.  

The Supply and Value Chain Center (SVCC) in the Neeley School of
Business works closely to ensure the business community is actively
engaged with both faculty and students.  The SVCC also provides support
for faculty research, hosts executive forums on critical supply chain
issues, offers an MBA certificate in supply and value chain management,
and provides executive education for companies.  Information regarding
the Neeley School, the Department of Information Systems and Supply
Chain Management and the Supply and Value Chain Center is available at
our website:  www.neeley.tcu.edu.  

TCU is located in Fort Worth, Texas, with a population of approximately
760,000.  The Fort Worth-Dallas Metroplex is home to 17 Fortune and 17
Forbes 500 companies.  TCU enrollment is approximately 9,000 students
and the Neeley School has about 1600 undergraduates and 400 full-time,
professional, and EMBA students.  Our MBA program has been ranked as the
top program in Texas and in the top 20 nationwide by the Wall Street
Journal.  Neeley's undergraduate program has been ranked as a top 40
program by Business Week and as one of the best undergraduate programs
nation-wide by US News and World Report.  
 
We will begin interviewing candidates for this position at the CSCMP
conference in Denver (October 5 - 8, 2008).  To apply for or inquire
about this position, please contact:

Dr. Charles W. Lamb, Chair
Department of Information Systems and Supply Chain Management Neeley
School of Business Texas Christian University TCU Box 298530 Fort Worth,
TX  76129
(817) 257-7541
c.lamb at tcu.edu 

Salary is competitive.  This position will remain open until filled.

Texas Christian University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity
Employer.