[Logprofs] OPENING: UNT Ryan Chair of Logistics and Supply Chain Management (Brian Sauser)

[Sauser, Brian]

Endowed Chair & Full Professor - Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Position #: 510170  |  Denton, Texas, United States

https://careers.untsystem.edu/jobs/endowed-chair-full-professor-logistics-and-supply-chain-management-denton-texas-united-states

This is a full-time, endowed, tenured position at the Full Professor level. The appointee is expected to have an internationally recognized research record, pursue continuing research and scholarship, and provide expertise, innovation, and leadership to the logistics and supply chain management programs overall strategy, plans to achieve this strategy, and ultimately the program’s ability to execute to these strategic goals and objectives. This appointee will provide leadership to advance UNT's nationally recognized logistics and supply chain program. The primary focus of the selected individuals research interest would fall within logistics and supply chain management as broadly defined, with possible secondary focus in related fields. The G. Brint Ryan Chair will be an enthusiastic and motivational scholar who will work closely with our constituencies and will marshal resources to help develop a successful and recognized logistics and supply chain management program and exercise leadership in the development of graduate and undergraduate programs of study and research.

The successful candidate will demonstrate a commitment to effective teaching, research and preparing students for success in a multicultural business environment. Duties will be comprised of a balance of teaching, research and service, including the following:

  *   Teaching logistics and supply chain management and related courses at the bachelors, masters and doctoral levels on the Denton campus and offsite locations (face-to-face, online, and/or blended).
  *   Conducting and collaborating on high quality logistics and supply chain management research and publishing in top tier journals.
  *   Mentoring and publishing with logistics and supply chain management doctoral students and faculty.
  *   Working with doctoral, masters and undergraduate students to assist with career goals.


Minimum Qualifications
A doctoral degree in logistics, supply chain management, transportation or closely related field from an AACSB accredited institution. Status as academically qualified, under both SACS and AACSB standards, to teach at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Distinguished record of research, teaching and service in logistics and supply chain management.

Preferred Qualifications
Record of leadership in logistics and supply chain teaching and research. Evidence of collaborative research and publications with leading logistics and supply chain scholars. Record of editorial positions in leading logistics and supply chain journals. Record of mentoring doctoral students in logistics and supply chain management. Demonstrated ability to chair dissertations and place doctoral students. Demonstrated leadership in mentoring and working collaboratively with colleagues. Record of professional involvement with major professional organizations in the discipline of logistics and supply chain. Ability to work collaboratively with external organizations and stake holders. Ability to foster partnerships with industry professionals and corporations.


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Brian Sauser, Professor and Chair
Department of Supply Chain Management
G. Brint Ryan College of Business
University of North Texas
brian.sauser at unt.edu
www.linkedin.com/in/drbriansauser<http://www.linkedin.com/in/drbriansauser>
cob.unt.edu/scm<http://cob.unt.edu/scm>
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