One of the best parts of the intellectual life at a university is the wonderful people -faculty, students, and staff - plus guest speakers t...

When it comes to learning and education there is nothing like hearing from front-line expert practitioners. When the topics to be covere...

I am so pleased to report that the lecture by Mr. Jeff Meyer, the CEO of  Red Cross Blood Services for Massachusetts and Connecticut, which ...

Bringing expert speakers to share their practical know-how and experiences is fabulous for students' education! Today we had the honor...

Today is the first class meeting for my course, Humanitarian Logistics and Healthcare, a course that I taught last year at the Isenberg Scho...

I have been enjoying working on my lectures for my SCH-MGMT 597LG - Humanitarian Logistics and Healthcare course during this winter break. I...

Yesterday, Nate Lare and I had the pleasure of attending the Hometown Heroes event at the Mass Mutual Center in Springfield, as guests of th...

Tomorrow morning, one of my Operations & Information Management students, who is in my Humanitarian Logistics and Healthcare class that ...

This semester I have been very busy teaching my course on Humanitarian Logistics and Healthcare and a Management Science seminar on Variatio...

Yesterday, we had the distinct honor and privilege of hearing from Mr. Rick Lee, the Executive Director of the American Red Cross, Pioneer V...

Having speakers come to campus is always a highlight and I have written a blogpost on "Tips for Organizing a Successful Speaker Series,...

Last night I flew back to Gothenburg, Sweden from Vienna, Austria (through Munich). In Vienna, I had the distinct pleasure of teaching an in...

People are starting to take notice. It is hard not to -- with record-breaking temperatures in the United States this summer, severe droug...

Yesterday, we had the privilege and honor of hosting a guest speaker in the Humanitarian Logistics and Healthcare course that I am teaching ...

I was struck by the recent death of Dr. Bernadine P. Healy, who not only was the first female head of the National Institutes of Health (NI...

Interestingly, health care facilities in the United States are second only to the food industry in producing waste, generating more than 6,...

The New York Times has a very interesting, provocative article on the pooling of resources for humanitarian operations and, in particular, a...