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Sustainable Supply Chain Management program receives donation

Jan 14, 2014 | Business

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The Purchasing Management Association of Lou-Ark has generously made a donation of $11,900 to the Sustainable Supply Chain Management program in Louisiana Tech University’s College of Business.

From left: Brad Evans (PMA Lou-Ark member, Morehouse General Hospital), Dr. James Lumpkin, Dean of College of Business, Barbara Spillers (PMA Lou-Ark member, CenturyLink), Dr. Tony Inman, Professor of Supply Chain Management and PMA Lou-Ark member, Wayne Coker (VP PMA Lou-Ark), and Dr. Rebecca Bennett, Professor of Management and Head of Management Department.

From left: Brad Evans (PMA Lou-Ark member, Morehouse General Hospital), Dr. James Lumpkin, Dean of College of Business, Barbara Spillers (PMA Lou-Ark member, CenturyLink), Dr. Tony Inman, Professor of Supply Chain Management and PMA Lou-Ark member, Wayne Coker (VP PMA Lou-Ark), and Dr. Rebecca Bennett, Professor of Management and Head of Management Department.

Students majoring in Sustainable Supply Chain Management study subjects related to sourcing, scheduling, logistics, SAP, information systems and strategy.  Graduates have found employment as purchasing analysts, production schedulers and quality control analysts at companies such as Halliburton, Honeywell, Georgia Pacific, Boise, Cameron, Lufkin Industries, Gardner-Denver, PoolCorp and Louisiana Corrugated.

The money donated by the Purchasing Management Association of Lou-Ark will be used to directly benefit students majoring in Sustainable Supply Chain Management by providing funds for things such as scholarships, guest speakers, software, certification training, and study materials.

For more information about the Sustainable Supply Chain Management major at Louisiana Tech contact the Management Department within the College of Business at (318) 257-3293, visit http://www.business.latech.edu/brochures/SSCM_Brochure.pdf or visit the Sustainable Supply Chain Management Facebook page.
Written by Tony Inman – inman@latech.edu