Professor, Department of Decision Sciences
Mark C. Springer is a Professor in the area of operations management in the Department of Decision Sciences at Western Washington University (WWU). He joined the College of Business and Economics at Western Washington University (WWU) in 1987. He teaches courses on enterprise research planning systems, quality management, and management science. In addition to his teaching at Western, he has developed supply chain management curriculum for use by member schools of the SAP University Alliance.
Professor Springer's current research interests include learning theory, supply chain volatility, e-service quality, and enterprise systems education. His work has been published in the Journal of Operations Management, the European Journal of Operational Research, Computers and Industrial Engineering, the International Journal of Production Economics, and other outlets. He has also been involved with several recent studies analyzing alternative methods for processing commercial traffic through the U.S.-Canadian border.
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Professor Springer's current research interests include learning theory, supply chain volatility, e-service quality, and enterprise systems education. His work has been published in the Journal of Operations Management, the European Journal of Operational Research, Computers and Industrial Engineering, the International Journal of Production Economics, and other outlets. He has also been involved with several recent studies analyzing alternative methods for processing commercial traffic through the U.S.-Canadian border.
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About Mark C. Springer
Mark C. Springer is a Professor in the area of operations management in the Department of Decision Sciences at Western Washington University (WWU). He joined the College of Business and Economics at Western Washington University (WWU) in 1987. He teaches courses on enterprise research planning systems, quality management, and management science. In addition to his teaching at Western, he has developed supply chain management curriculum for use by member schools of the SAP University Alliance.
Professor Springer's current research interests include learning theory, supply chain volatility, e-service quality, and enterprise systems education. His work has been published in the Journal of Operations Management, the European Journal of Operational Research, Computers and Industrial Engineering, the International Journal of Production Economics, and other outlets. He has also been involved with several recent studies analyzing alternative methods for processing commercial traffic through the U.S.-Canadian border.
Professor Springer's current research interests include learning theory, supply chain volatility, e-service quality, and enterprise systems education. His work has been published in the Journal of Operations Management, the European Journal of Operational Research, Computers and Industrial Engineering, the International Journal of Production Economics, and other outlets. He has also been involved with several recent studies analyzing alternative methods for processing commercial traffic through the U.S.-Canadian border.
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Disciplines
Research Interests
Honors and Awards
- 2012 - Dennis R. Murphy Research Award, College of Business and Economics, Western Washington University
- 2011 - Grant-in-Aid, Office of Research andSponsored Programs, WWU
- 2011 - Allette and Cayden Franklin Excellence in Teaching Award
- 2010 - Grant-in-Aid, Office of Research andSponsored Programs, WWU
- 2009 - Border Policy Research Institute Research Grant
- 2007 - Dennis R. Murphy Research Award, College of Business and Economics, Western Washington University
Courses
- OPS 360 - Operations Management
- OPS 463 - Enterprise Resource Planning Systems
- OPS 464 - Mfg Management Practicum
- OPS 465 - Quality Management
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Contact Information
Parks Hall 325, Mailstop 9077
Western Washington University
Phone: (360) 650-4806
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