I aspire to become a scholar and teacher of depth, clarity, and meaningful contributions - while living with physical vitality, emotional steadiness, and a sharp, open mind.
I aspire to become a scholar and teacher of depth, clarity, and meaningful contributions - while living with physical vitality, emotional steadiness, and a sharp, open mind.
I received my PhD in Business Administration with an emphasis on Supply Chain Management from the University of Missouri - St. Louis. My supervisor is Professor James F. Campbell.
My research interests are mathematical modeling of logistics and transportation systems, supply chain sustainability, risk management, and behavioral issues in operations management.
B.S. in Logistics Management, Under-graduation Experimental Program For Management Science
Main courses: Supply Chain Management, Logistics Management, Principles of Management, Game Theory, Stochastic Process, Mathematical Modeling, Operations Research, Strategy Management, Quality Management, Service Management, Organizational Behavior, Database, Information System, Linear Algebra, Calculus, Partial Differential Equation, Applied Probability Theory, Macro- and Micro-economics, Principles of Economics, Econometrics
PhD in Supply Chain and Logistics Management, College of Business
Master of Science in Supply Chain and Analytics, College of Business
Main courses: Statistical Modeling, Logistics and Supply Chain Operations Modeling, Management Science Methods, The Philosophy of Science & Qualitative Research Methods, Continuous Approximation Modeling, International Supply Chain Management, Environmental Sustainability and Business Operations
Supporting field: Information System