Kelly Lynch
He/Him/HisEmail: lynchk10@broad.msu.edu
Fixed-Term Faculty
Department: Supply Chain Management
Phone: (517) 353-6381
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Biography
Kelly M. Lynch Kelly M. Lynch is a Fixed-Term (Adjunct) Faculty member in the Department of Supply Chain Management (SCM) and is an instructor of Undergraduate and Graduate level courses. Kelly joined Michigan State University (MSU) in March 2018 as the Director of Corporate and Student Relations in the Department of Supply Chain Management (Corporate and Student Relations Office (CSRO) - MSU Broad College of Business). Kelly resigned from that position in September 2022 and had been working as a Consultant to the SCM Department and the Broad College of Business from then until August 2023. In the 2023 - 24 academic year, Kelly became a part-time Fixed-Term member of the faculty in the Department of Supply Chain Management.
Prior to coming to MSU, Kelly spent approximately 28 years at Chrysler/FCA US/Stellantis in a variety of roles of increasing responsibility and authority. Kelly's last position at the company was the Director of Purchasing & Supplier Quality (P&SQ) Operations & Integration, where he was responsible for integrating the global processes and systems for the procurement of parts, capital expenditures, MRO, and services. Kelly retired in August 2017.
Kelly earned a BS in Psychology from MSU in 1984 and an MBA in Materials & Logistics Management (Operations) from MSU in 1986. -
Education
B.S. Psychology 1984, Michigan State University
Master of Business Administration Materials & Logistics Management 1986, Michigan State University
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Awards
- 2021 - 22 Walter Adams Advisor of the Year Award
The Walter Adams Advisor of the Year Award is presented to the Advisor who has displayed an exemplary level of commitment and dedication to the Registered Student Organization he or she has advised.
- Media Mentions
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