Hello!

I am a PhD Candidate in Supply Chain and Operations at Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota. I am interested in adopting a behavioral angle to understand and improve supply chain and operations management decisions. My dissertation blends analytical and experimental methods to investigate decision-making problems in supply chain risk management and strategic sourcing. Specifically, I focus on how supplier-induced risks influence sourcing decisions and how geopolitical risks influence vaccine manufacturers’ capacity investment decisions. In my other research, I address how consumer and employee behavior can impact operations management decisions.

I have taught one introductory undergraduate course on supply chain and operations management and have extensive teaching assistance experience in various supply chain and operations management courses.