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Industrial and Systems Engineering at Rutgers University-New Brunswick The Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISE) at Rutgers University-New Brunswick invites applications for multiple faculty positions, at all levels, with a start date of fall 2020. These positions were created partially due to the growing opportunities between ISE and the Packaging Engineering Program at Rutgers.  

The Department of Supply Chain Management (SCM) at Rutgers Business School invites applications for a non-tenure track position of Instructor/Assistant Professor of Professional Practice in SCM to begin on either January 1, 2020 or September 1, 2020. Responsibilities: The teaching load will be 8 courses per year.  Service responsibilities include supporting the continuous growth of the department's Corporate Partnership Program; coordinating the department's industry outreach and alumni relationship; leading activities such as alumni database, alumni/partner newsletters, alumni reunions, and the department's social-media websites/groups; and mentoring undergraduate and graduate students in job interviews and career counseling and networking with corporations to help with student placement.  The SCM Department at Rutgers Business School offers programs at the Ph.D., MBA, M.S. and undergraduate levels, and, together with the Rutgers Center for Supply Chain Management, develops and runs domestic and international executive training programs. SCM courses are offered at both the Newark and New Brunswick campuses of Rutgers University during the day, evenings, and weekends, with continuously ever-growing student demand. The Rutgers SCM program has over 148 corporations as educational partners, and is highly ranked in the nation. In 2018, Gartner named it #2 (undergraduate) and #5 (graduate) in North America, while US News and World Report ranked it #6 (Graduate) and #17 (Undergraduate). The Financial Times ranked the Rutgers MBA program #7 worldwide in Manufacturing/Logistics in 2017. The department’s success has drawn many employers to Rutgers Business School to recruit SCM students, to launch joint research projects, and to deliver joint executive trainings. The role of SCM instructors/professors of professional practice is critical to the continued success of Rutgers SCM programs and offerings.

The successful candidate will provide leadership and support to conduct a comprehensive Family and Community Health Sciences (FCHS) Extension program for Cape May County residents. As a faculty member of Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, an FCHS Educator provides leadership for planning, promotion, implementation and evaluation of an applied, evidence-based, multi-method program with measurable impacts on the clientele and profession. Their outreach will assist professionals and consumers to make informed choices in the areas of food, nutrition, health and wellness and related current health issues. Their outreach will address the needs of a diverse countywide audience that spans economic levels, lifespan and culture within Cape May County. Attainment of external resources to support the program through grants, contracts and alternative funding streams will be expected as will collaboration with county agencies and organizations for implementation of educational programming. The successful candidate will be responsible for forming an Advisory Board that is representative of the county population to support programmatic efforts. They will be responsible for establishing a working relationship with Extension counterparts in and out of the county and will be expected to participate in appropriate departmental, Rutgers Cooperative Extension, School of Environmental and Biological Sciences, Rutgers, The State University and Cape May County administrative functions. The candidate will be expected to establish an outstanding program, the merits of which will result in regional and/or national recognition.