Ph D Students
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The Marketing and Supply Chain Management division welcomes Ms. Eva Svábková, from the Czech Republic this semester. She is a visiting doctoral student from the University of Economics, Prague and currently is working with Dr. Pat Daugherty on logistics and supply chain issues. At her home institution, Eva is the Assistant to the Vice-Rector for International Relations.
The division will also welcome a doctoral student next semester from Germany who will work with Dr. Rajiv Dant.
Scott Grawe Wins 2009 SCMRC Dissertation Proposal Award
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Jim Crowell, Director of the Supply Chain Management Research Center in the University of Arkansas Walton College of Business, presents Scott Grawe with his award. |
Scott Grawe, OU doctoral candidate, received the 2009 Supply Chain Management Research Center Doctoral Dissertation Proposal Award from the University of Arkansas. The annual competition, which the University of Arkansas established ten years ago, is overseen by UA's National Board of Scholars. One winner is selected each year.
The competition guidelines state the objectives of the award are to: 1) promote high quality doctoral research which will contribute to the body of knowledge in the field of logistics, supply chain management, transportation, and other related fields, and 2) acknowledge doctoral students conducting high quality research.
Scott's dissertation examines the use of organization implants, or on-site employees, in the field of logistics. Specifically, he examines the role these representatives play in the development of logistics innovations and the impact they have on the development of long-term relationships between logistics service providers and their customers.
The award includes a $5,000 monetary grant. The official announcement and presentation of the award took place at the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals Global Conference in Chicago in September.
Congratulations to Scott!