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             Mark A. Vonderembse earned a PhD in Business Administration from
             the University of Michigan, an MBA from the Wharton Graduate Division
             of the University of Pennsylvania, and a BS in Civil Engineering from the
             University of Toledo. In addition to holding the rank of Professor at the
             University of Toledo (UT), he has held important leadership positions,
             including Founding Director of the Intermodal Transportation Institute
             and Founding Director for the School of Healthcare Innovation and
             Excellence. In addition, he served six years as Chair of the Information
             Operations and Technology Management Department and three years as
             Chair of the Finance Department.
              Dr. Vonderembse has  taught courses in Germany, India, and China
             and traveled extensively, giving presentations on operations and supply
             chain management in China, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Singapore, India,
             Morocco, South Africa, Spain, England, Germany, Greece, and Canada.
             He and another faculty member led efforts to design and build UT’s PhD
             program in Manufacturing and Technology Management, and he served
             as its Director for nine years. He chaired or co-chaired twenty-two PhD
             dissertations at UT and served as a member of nineteen other disserta-
             tions, including eleven from outside the United States.
              He is widely published, including thirteen articles in the  Journal of
             Operations Management, which is widely regarded as the best journal in
             the field. Dr. Vonderembse has also published in Management Science,
             Decision Sciences,  IIE Transactions,  International Journal of Production
             Research, and European Journal of Operational Research, among others.
             He has nearly two dozen awards for his research, including Outstanding
             Researcher at UT. He has held more than forty research grants from
             various sources, including the U.S. Department of Transportation, U.S.
             Department of Education, and the National Science Foundation. He has
             received more than $4  million in grants as the principal investigator and
             another $10 million as co-investigator.








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