Tag: Supply Chain Management
Broad Spartans receive national scholarship for women in supply chain
Mallory Johnson and Courtney Palkowski were honored with the 2021 AWESOME Excellence in Education Scholarship.
Two years running, MSU’s Pi Sigma Epsilon chapter recognized nationally
Eta Beta, a coed business fraternity, has garnered a reputation for excellence, receiving multiple national awards.
MBA student stands out among Best & Brightest Class of 2021
Karthik Rai is honored by Poets & Quants as one of 100 strong graduates nationwide.
Broad Spartan is one of four to receive national scholarship
Rising senior Julia Lower was awarded the $10,000 R. Gene Richter Scholarship to propel her career endeavors.
Five years running, Broad undergraduates recognized as Best & Brightest
Lydia Whipple and Noah Skrok from the Class of 2021 represent MSU on Poets&Quants’ list of 100 seniors.
Solving real-world problems as an MBA student
Rahul Malewar shares his experience taking second place at the 2021 TCU Graduate Supply Chain Case Competition.
Broad Spartans dominate third annual Burgess New Venture Challenge winner’s circle
Students presented their innovations ranging from sustainable clothing to electric bikes for the chance to win funding.
Broad Spartan represents MSU on first-ever advisory board for women in supply chain
Junior Courtney Palkowski will join students from three other universities to empower women in supply chain management.
COVID-19 costs could push hospitals to rethink billions of dollars in wasted supplies
Anand Nair, professor, writes about pandemic-triggered awareness of health care supply waste and where change is needed.
Broad MBAs take first place at 25th International Case Competition
In a victory for MSU, five full-time MBA students outshone teams from top international programs at this annual event.
Broad student launches 90 Second News service
Austin Langlinais, supply chain management senior, found a way to deliver online news in a speedy fashion.
Empowering future female supply chain leaders
Four undergraduate students were selected in a highly competitive process to attend the second annual WISE Symposium.