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【講座題目】Green/Sustainable Supply Chain Research and an Educational Perspective on Supply Chain Management and 

Entrepreneurship

【講座嘉賓】Prof. Amy Zeng, Worcester Polytechnic Institute

【講座時(shí)間】7月20日（星期三）上午09：00-10：30

【講座地點(diǎn)】 bwin必贏唯一官網(wǎng)315會(huì)議室

【摘要】：This seminar is comprised of two parts. The first part discusses green/sustainable supply chains – a hot topic at the forefront of today’s supply chain management, and shares some of my current research interests and projects in this

 area. The second part explores a new direction of pedagogical innovation in response to current buzz on college entrepreneurship – how to integrate entrepreneurship into supply chain management and logistics curriculum to expand students’ entrepreneurial mindset. 

The two subjects are usually taught separately in business classrooms, and yet the knowledge and skillsets are inseparable and 

indispensable when it comes to planning and launching new business ventures. The section of the seminar describes some of my class 

activities in supply chain and logistics courses to expand students’ entrepreneurial mindset and points out the intersection of these two 

subjects so as to expand the respective curriculum. 

【講座人簡(jiǎn)介】：

Dr. Amy Z. Zeng is currently a Full Professor, Associate Dean and Director of Operations and Industrial Engineering Program at the

 Foisie School of Business of Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worcester, Massachusetts. She holds a Ph.D. in Business Administration

 from Pennsylvania State University, an M.S. in Industrial Engineering from University of Washington, and a B.S. in Industrial Management

 Engineering from Beihang University. Dr. Zeng has over twenty years of teaching experience in the U.S. and has taught supply chain 

management for a variety of audiences. Her research interests center on coordination mechanisms and decision-making under

 risk in both forward and reverse supply chain and on logistics process improvement in various industry sectors. Dr. Zeng has published 

over ninety articles in peer reviewed academic journals, books and conference proceedings, delivered over a hundred speeches at a 

wide range of occasions, and led numerous research and teaching innovation projects. Additionally, Dr. Zeng has consulted companies 

with respect to global supply chain and logistics management, lean principles implementation, quality management, inventory and materials 

management, and process analysis and capacity planning.