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Join an OM Student OrganizationOM Student Organizations
The Operations Management area of JSOM is home to multiple vibrant student organizations that allow our students ample ways to get involved. Learn more about each of them below, and when you are ready to join one (or more) of the organizations, review the information in green below.
Association of Supply Chain Management at UTD (ASCM)
ASCM UTD Student Chapter is dedicated to enhancing our members experience outside of the classroom on their journey to supply chain excellence by providing valuable insights through networking opportunities, certification training webinars and workshops with industry professionals, professional development meetings, access to mentorship from industry leaders, and events focused on current supply chain trends and resources.
Connect with ASCM on LinkedIn hereInstitute for Operations Research and Management Science (INFORMS)
INFORMS is an international society for practitioners in the fields of operations research, management science, and analytics. We at INFORMS UT Dallas promote greater public awareness, interest, and understanding about the benefits of Information technology, operations research, and analytics and provide a variety of events that support lifelong learning and networking for O.R. and analytics professionals.
Connect with INFORMS hereSupply Chain Leadership Council (SCLC)
Our mission is to cultivate future supply chain leaders through hands-on learning experiences, professional growth, and servant leadership mindset. We strive to build a community where students can collaborate, network and contribute to their personal and professional development in the field.
Women Impacting Supply Chain Excellence (WISE)
The purpose of WISE:
- Promote careers in supply chain management
- Create an opportunity to build connections for students interested in supply chain
- Offer different perspectives of female professionals in the industry and from student peers with internship and industry experience
- Create an environment for discussion about gender diversity in the supply chain industry