Supply Chain Management Program Graduate Assistant (GA)

This is a 10-hour per week administrative GA assistantship for the 2023 academic year. Specifically, the position requirements are to: (1) assist with program development and enhancements, (2) participate in recruitment and marketing initiatives, (3) assist with public relations, and (4) plan special events. The position will begin in fall 2022. Pending a successful performance review, the position may continue to spring 2023.

Specifically, the following needs are to be met:

Other duties may emerge on an ad-hoc basis. The GA is expected to meet with the Program Director once per week to discuss progress on ongoing tasks and a plan for the next week. This meeting will be facilitated by a weekly report that summarizes status.

The GA may work on assigned tasks at home or on campus, and the GA will need access to a personal computer or tablet to complete the work. 

·     Towson University graduate student (preferably a student enrolled in a College of Business graduate program)

·     Maintain a cumulative and semester GPA of 3.0 or above

·     Must be student friendly and customer service oriented

·     Ability to complete projects through all stages of management

·     Excellent oral and written communications skills

·     Knowledge of applications such as Canva and the Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, etc.)

·     Be organized, ability to multi-task, display flexibility, and work well under pressure

·     Comfortable working in a dynamic, student friendly, and fast-paced environment

·     Creativity and excellent work ethic 

The GA will be expected to work 10-hours per week for the fall 2022 and spring 2023 terms. The student will receive a 6-credit (approx. 2 classes) tuition waiver for each term and a stipend.

All candidates must have completed their bachelor’s degree and provide proof of acceptance into graduate school at Towson University. Candidates who qualify for a position may be asked to meet for an interview. For further information, contact Dr. Natalie Scala at nscala@towson.edu.