E. Grosvenor Plowman Award

The E. Grosvenor Plowman Award is presented annually to one of the papers accepted for presentation at the Academic Research Symposium. The Editorial Review Panel is tasked with selecting the best research paper. This award is given in honor of E. Grosvenor Plowman, a lifetime supporter of both CSCMP and the logistics profession.

2022 E. Grosvenor Plowman Award Recipients 

The 2022 E. Grosvenor Plowman Award was presented to John Bell, University of Tennessee; David Dobrzykowski, University of Arkansas; Trang (Jenny) Hoang, University of Nebraska - Omaha; Nicolo Masorgo, University of Arkansas; and Morgan Swink, Texas Christian University, for their paper entitled: Time is Ticking: The Role of DC Operations and Transportation in Avoiding Late Orders in Online Retailing during CSCMP's Academic Research Symposium (ARS) on September 18, 2022 in Nashville, Tennessee.

Past Recipients

2021
The Ties that Pay: The Impact of Buyer-Supplier Network Closure and Gender Diversity of Boards of Directors on Sustained Revenue Growth.
Marat Davletshin and Susan Golicic, Colorado State University

2020
Not Your Normal Gameplan - An Exploration of Supply Chain Risk Management During the COVID-19 Pandemic Using Game Theory, Event Theory and Dynamic Capability Theory
Dr. Remko van Hoek of the University of Arkansas

2019
Did the Electronic Logging Device Mandate Reduce Accidents?
Dr. Andrew Balthrop, University of Arkansas
Dr. Jason Miller, Michigan State University
Dr. Alex Scott, Michigan State University

2018
Don't Build a Bridge to Nowhere: Triangulating Gaps in the Path to Successful Supplier Enabled Innovation
Dr. Remko van Hoek of the University of Arkansas
Dr. Laura Briou of Florida Gulf Coast University
Dr. Stanley Fawcett of Weber State University

2017
Persuasive Communication Pathway: Influencing SCM Partners to Work Voluntarily on Sustainability Initiates
Brian Fugate, University of Arkansas
Jon Johnson, University of Arkansas
Saif Mir, College of Charleston

2016
Investigating Relative Stability of Motor Carrier Safety Performance for the CSA Program
Jason Miller, Colorado State University

2015
Exploring the Use of Upper-Semi Variance as a Robust Estimator for Calculating Safety Stocks
Darryl K. Ahner, Air Force Institute of Technology
John Saldanha, West Virginia University
Peter F. Swan, Pennsylvania State University — Harrisburg
Doral E. Sandlin, Air Force Institute of Technology