Logistics and Supply Chain Management Programs University of North Texas

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Logistics and Supply Chain Management
ProgramsUniversity of North Texas
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Program Background

• In CSCMP National Logistics Challenge. Finished
  in final four nationally in each of twelve years
  of competition. Six time National Champions!
• 2015 first place in Intermodal Association of
  North America (IANA) University of North Florida
  case competition
• 2013, 2014, and 2015 IANA student competition
  first place finishes
• One of five IANA university programs
• Lockheed Martin corporate program
• All LSCM sections taught afternoon or evenings
  leaving morning free for other courses or
  employment
• 300,000 in scholarships awarded to LSCM students
  since 1997
• Required paid internshipall graduates have
  work-related experience

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Program Rankings

• Ranked 6th in North America undergraduate
  logistics and supply chain programs by Gartner
  Research
• Ranked 3rd in information technology education
• Ranked 23rd in MBA programs
• Ranked 5th internationally (2012) in logistics
  research productivityInternational Journal of
  Physical Distribution and Logistics Management
• Ranked 23rd (2011) in transportation and
  logistics research productivityTransportation
  Journal
• Ranked 18th (2008) in US logistics
  programsSupply Chain Management Review

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UNT Logistics Advisory Board

• Bill LaMothe, Partner, AWTI and Principal, PGL
  Logistics
• Tom Harris, President, Fort Worth Alliance
  Airport
• Tom Sanderson, President and Chief Executive
  Officer, Transplace
• Tim Feemster, Principal, Foremost Quality
  Logistics
• Rob Lewin, Director, Global Logistics, Flowserve
• Fred Malesa, Vice President, International
  Intermodal, BNSF
• Terry Briggs, Vice President , Williamson Dickie
• Brian Hildebrandt, Director, Verizon
• Joe Bowe, Senior Vice President, Supply Chain,
  Pier 1
• Karen Kendrick, Vice President Transportation,
  Anixter
• Kevin Frederick, Vice President Corporate
  Services, Henry S. Miller
• Roger Neumann, President, National Defense
  Transportation Association

• Kevin King, Senior Manager, Fujitsu Network
  Communications, Inc.
• Mark Whittaker, Vice President, Global Logistics,
  Pepsico
• Ron Harper, Vice President Supply Chain
  Operations, JC Penney
• Tom McCoy, Senior Director Global Transportation
  Services, Sanmina SCI
• Eric Beichler, Managing Principal, Mohr Partners
• Matt Buckley, Vice President Air Cargo and
  Charters, Southwest Airlines
• John Magee, President, Crane Worldwide Logistics
• Judge Dobrient, Senior Vice President Marketing,
  Alon
• Lynn Gravley, CEO President, NT Logistics
• Robert Condit, Director, CGI
• Mark Moyle, Vice President, Frost Bank
• Michael Flores, Managing Partner, IXL
• Joe Bongiovani, Senior Vice President Supply
  Chain, The Apparel Group

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Undergraduate program

• Produce 125-150 graduates per year
• Competitive placement
• Required paid internship
• Multiple employment offers upon graduation
• Coursework logistics, transportation,
  international logistics, supply chain management,
  and advanced problems
• Graduates receive professional certification in
  transportation and logistics (CTL) from ASTL

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UNT Undergraduate Logistics Courses

• LSCM3960 Logistics Supply Chain Management
• LSCM4560 Transportation Management
• LSCM4360 Global Alliances (international
  logistics)
• LSCM4530 E-Logistics (logistics information
  systems and supply chain management)
• LSCM4540 ERP Applications in Logistics
• LSCM4800 Logistics Internship
• LSCM4860 Advanced Problems
• LSCM4810 Supply Chain Analytics

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Aviation Logistics Courses

• LGAV 3100 Introduction to Aviation Industry
• LGAV 3110 Aviation Maintenance Programs
• LGAV 3120 Aviation Safety
• LGAV 3130 Air Cargo Planning and Control
• LGAV 3140 Air Passenger Planning and Control
• LGAV 3150 Aviation Law, Public Policy and
  Regulatory Environment
• LGAV 4100 Airport and Infrastructure Planning and
  Control
• LGAV 4500 Human Factors and Cockpit Resource
  Leadership

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Course Delivery Options

• In-residence
• On-site
• Distance
• Satellite
• Internet
• Internet conferencing
• Combination

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Demographics of the LSCM Major45.6 qualify as
one of classifications15.4 overlap (qualify for
2 or more)
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What Do LSCM Majors Do?
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Placements
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Companies where students have interned
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Program EnrollmentsUndergraduate and Graduate
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Strategic vision

• Become the intellectual hub and the dominant
  university in the area of complex logistics and
  transportation systems
• Multi-disciplinary team of 20 researchers
  (logistics, decision sciences, computer science
  engineering, information technology, geography,
  economics)
• How to effectively manage complex logistics
  systems spanning the supply chain
• Major player in grant research
• Currently 1,000,000 in ongoing research
• Goal3,000,000 ongoing in grant research in
  three years

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The Lab will allow industry, academia, and
government to work together to accelerate
decisions, resolve business issues, design
solutions, and to create shared ownership. With a
collection of advanced servers, large interactive
displays, and collaboration software and
hardware, The Lab will ensure sustainable
organizational adoption and change for people and
data within the logistics field.
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Faculty

• Ted Farris, PhD, The Ohio State University
• Ila Manuj, PhD, University of Tennessee
• David Nowicki, PhD, University of Wisconsin
• Terry Pohlen, PhD, The Ohio State University
• Brian Sauser, PhD, Stevens Institute of
  Technology
• Wesley Randall, PhD, University of North Texas
• Steve Joiner, MS, University of Arkansas
• Seock Jin Hong, PhD, University of Toulouse
• Jose Grimaldo, MBA, PLS
• Jonathon Fite, MS
• Chris Hanebeck, MS
• Bryan Wahlberg, MBA
• Tim Kinkaid, EdD
• Joe Michels, PhD

Adjunct Faculty
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Research
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