Doctoral Symposium

Prior to CSCMP’s Annual Global Conference, CSCMP sponsors a symposium for doctoral candidates majoring in supply chain field of study. Nominations for students are solicited from academics around the world who teach graduate studies.

The objectives of the symposium are to:

offer an opportunity for students to develop a richer understanding of the logistics discipline
provide a forum in which doctoral students in transportation and logistics will have an opportunity to dialogue with academic and practitioner leaders
provide an opportunity for building a network of academic and nonacademic contacts
expose students to research policy, techniques, and approaches
build a level of professionalism and awareness of issues, challenges, and opportunities in the logistics discipline

For more information on the 2010 Doctoral Symposium, please contact (kmcinerney@cscmp.org), CSCMP’s education and research assistant.

2010 Doctoral Symposium Preliminary agenda

2010 Doctoral Symposium Attendees

First Name	Last Name	University Graduated From	Country
Marcus	Ambe	University of South Africa	South Africa
G. Tony	Bell	University of Maryland University College	USA
Sandra	Casell	Lund University	Sweden
Ilenia	Confente	University of Verona	Italy
Jing	Dai	Iowa State University	USA
Christopher	Fleming	Michigan State University	USA
Christian	Hammer	WU - Vienna University of Economics and Business	Austria
Jin	Yao	University of Arkansas Walton College of Business	USA
Antony	Karatzas	Cranfield School of Management	United Kingdom
Soaleh	Khan	University of Manitoba, Winnipeg	Canada
Raphel	Kuntz	Alanus University	Germany
Monique	Murfield	University of Tennessee	USA
Chinintorn	Nakhata	University of South Florida	USA
Koray	Ozpolat	University of Maryland, College Park	USA
Christian	Randall	The Ohio State University	USA
Sarah	Shaw	University of Hull	United Kingdom
Hannah	Stolze	University of Tennessee	USA
David	Swanson	University of Arkansas Walton College of Business	USA