A former active-duty officer in the Coast Guard, Jeptha Tanksley put his maritime experience to good use during an eight-week internship in the supply chain industry with the South Carolina Ports.
Maryam Mahdikhani, assistant professor of supply chain and information management, analyzed the use of Twitter and the most popular tweets during the pandemic to shed light on public sentiment regarding COVID-19.
CofC professor Purushottam Meena, who specializes in supply chain disruption risk management, breaks down the current supply chain crisis, focusing on the factors that are creating choke points in getting goods where they need to go.
Noah T. Leask Distinguished Professor of Information Management and Innovation Iris Junglas is intrigued by how technology can inform new behaviors and processes and gain competitive advantages.
This year's German-American Business Summit, which will be held virtually on Feb. 4, will focus on the impact the coronavirus pandemic has had on German industry as well as how the College's new systems engineering major supports the needs of industry in the region.
The supply chain usually works so well that most people take it for granted until an event like the coronavirus outbreak completely upends it. Kent Gourdin, the director of the School of Business’ Global Logistics and Transportation Program, talks about the impacts.
Professors at the College are using the COVID-19 pandemic to help students understand concepts across a wide array of academic disciplines from biology to business to public health.
A semester studying in La Rochelle, France, has given Sally Ott new confidence in her French and supply chain management studies.
A partnership between the College of Charleston and a local Mercedes-Benz Vans assembly plant has created an employment pipeline for students.
Student apps Cnect(ed) and WisdomMothers both received top prizes at the College of Charleston's annual ICAT pitch event.
