The officers work so hard in building a community through various professional and social events and the members are actively involved in publicizing our various events and in taking part in them.
I have been the Faculty Advisor of this award-winning student chapter since 2004 and it gives me great satisfaction to see our students develop as scholars and also as leaders.
Last Friday, the students hosted a Tune Up for the INFORMS Conference at the Isenberg School of Management with doctoral students in Management Science and in Industrial Engineering and Operations research taking part. The INFORMS Conference will take place in Phoenix, Arizona, October 14-17, 2012.
Below are photos taken at this event, which the students kindly emailed to me.
Just looking at the photos one can feel the exciting research that is being done and also the excitement that the students feel in sharing it with an audience.
This was a great event.
My doctoral student, Amir H. Masoumi, gave the first talk, "A Dynamic Network Oligopoly Model for Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Networks Under Brand Differentiation and Perishability,"
which is based on a paper that was recently published in Transportation Research E, and was co-authored with me, and a doctoral student who is now an Assistant Professor. Dr. Min Yu.
My doctoral student, Dong "Michelle" Li, gave the last (sixth) talk, "A Dynamic Network Oligopoly Model with Transportation Costs, Product Differentiation and Quality Competition," at this event.
Soon they will be delivering their talks in Phoenix!
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