1. Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management
WSHMMA Presentation
Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management
Bridging the Gap by Building Partnerships with Industry
Professor Peter Haug Department of Decision Sciences, Western Washington University, Bellingham, Washington,

2. Presentation Agenda Design of the Program Program Structure
Academic Component
Materials Management
Professional Component
Program Results
Industry Partnerships
Corporate Examples
Vision and Initiatives
Future Partnerships

3. Design of Program Curriculum Revisions
Existing Manufacturing Management Course Content Improved
Courses in “Project Management” and “Supply Chain Management”
Manufacturing/Operations Management Advisory Board
Regional Manufacturing Organizations
Amgen  Everett Clinic  Physio-Control
Boeing  Fluke  PACCAR
Cascade DAFO  IBM  Starbucks
Crane Aerospace  Intermec  T-Mobile
Dri-Eaz  Microsoft  Target
Timeline
20 December  Created Industry Advisory Board
16 September  Approved by the Higher Education Coordinating Board (HECB) in Olympia, Washington

4. Program Structure Undergraduate Degree Interdisciplinary Internships
Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing And Supply Chain Management
United States Target Market
182 Total Program Credits
AACSB Standards
Interdisciplinary
Operations Management
Manufacturing Engineering Technology
Projects and Team Skills
Internships
Six months of practical work experience required
Manufacturing Engineering Technology
Operations Management
Projects and Team Skills

5. Academic Component Basic Business Foundation Operations Management
Accounting, Economics, Finance, Information Systems, Management, Marketing, Statistics
Operations Management
Designing and Improving Operations
Enterprise Resource Planning
Quality Management
Project Management
Supply Chain Management
Manufacturing and Supply Chain Strategy
Manufacturing Engineering Technology
Computer-Aided Design
Materials Technology
Machine, Electronic, or Plastics Processes
Managerial Skills
Teamwork, Presentations, Industry Projects

6. Materials Management Enterprise Resources Planning
SAP University Alliance
Supply Chain Management
Supplier Relationship Management
Strategic Sourcing
Master Scheduling
Material Requirements Planning
Inventory Management
Purchasing
Quality Control
Lean Principles and Practices
Value Stream Mapping
Continuous Improvement

7. Professional Component
Internship Component
6-months of practical industry work experience
Average internship pays $1,800-$2,000 per month
Internship Activities
Production scheduling, buyer/planner, process improvements, materials planning, special projects
Mentoring Program
WWU APICS Student Chapter
Plant Tours and Guest Speakers
Resume Book
Certification Examinations
International Student Paper Competition
2007 WWU Winning Paper: “Janicki Industries and Capacity Planning”
Keever Henry, Deborah Dull, Trevor Liou, and Boramy Po
Website:

8. Program Results Current Status Washington CEO article (2000)
65 Manufacturing/Supply Chain Majors
200 Manufacturing/Supply Chain Alumni
Boeing
Cascade DAFO
Crane Aerospace
Everett Clinic
Fluke
Genie Industries
Freightliner Trucking
Microsoft
Starbucks Coffee
Washington CEO article (2000)
“Western Washington University”
One of WWU’s top programs

9. Industry Partnerships
Manufacturing/Operations Management Advisory Board
Membership on the Advisory Board
3 meetings per year
Guest speakers and student projects
Sponsorship for Meetings
Financial Scholarships
Financial Contributions
Amgen, Crane Aerospace, Fluke
Financial Scholarships: , Awarded $24,000
Sponsoring Organizations: Advisory Board, Alumni, Boeing, Dri-Eaz, Crane Aerospace, Fluke, Intermec, Mount Baker Products, Oliver Wight
3-month to 6-month Internships
Boeing Commercial Airplane  Fluke
Cascade DAFO  PACCAR
Crane Aerospace  Physio-Control
Everett Clinic  Starbucks

10. Corporate Examples Advisory Board Alumni Employees
Ginny Woodhouse (1990)
Alumni Employees
Sharon Banes
Ken Durland
Blake Skouras
Cody VanWinkle
Summer Internships
Brittany Gilmore
CJ Jenkins
Tyler Nichols
2-Year Fellowship Program
Ryan Weir
BJ Coy
Annual Boeing Scholarships
(2) $2,000 Scholarships
Advisory Board
Bruce Bruski (2002)
Alumni Employees
Jon Foil
Amie Glaser
Zach Lutes
Angie Reistad
Summer Internships
Adam Smith
Executive Involvement
Ted Garcia, retired Executive Vice-President of Supply Chain and Coffee Operations (SCCO)
“Leadership Symposium”

11. Program Graduates
“In several weeks, these MSCM students will be ready for the healthcare materials management market”

12. Vision and Initiatives
Increase Marketing and Recruitment
Corporate Awareness and Number of Students
Establish Center for Supply Chain Excellence
Integration of Program Activities
Organize Manufacturing Study Tours
Expand Industry Partnerships
Increase Advisory Board membership
Meetings with Key Managers
Support Team Projects
Increase Funding for Activities
Increased Funding for Program Opportunities
Annual and Endowed Scholarships
3-Month Internships
Financial Donations for the Program

13. Future Partnership Partnership Activities Questions and Answers
Advisory Board Membership
Guest Speakers/Facility Tours
Financial Contributions and Support
Student/Endowed Scholarships
6-Month or 3-Month Summer Internships
Financial Donations
Student Chapter of APICS
Alumni Network
Questions and Answers
Program Director
Peter Haug
Phone:
Website: