Scholarship Support for MSCM/Ops Students – GOAL: $25,000+
In 2020, the MSCM/Ops program gave $50,000 of scholarship support and there were still more students to be supported. Scholarships provide necessary funding for students to complete their degree with low or no loan debt. Thanks to past Give Days, the department increased their awards and provided two more scholarships.
Consider giving your gift in honor of someone who has had an influence on you and help us get to our goal of $25,000.
MSCM/OPS Women and BIPOC Scholarship - GOAL: $10,000
CBE’s MSCM/ OPS Women and BIPOC Scholarship provides an opportunity for students to showcase their work in creating an inclusive environment within CBE’s MSCM and Operations Management Program.
Our goal would be to provide ten $1,000 scholarships will be awarded to students who have made significant efforts to create & promote an inclusive environment, through their work, studies, or volunteerism, for women, BIPOC, or traditionally underrepresented students in the MSCM/Ops Program.
MSCM/OPS Conference and Support – GOAL: $15,000
Supporting our students in attending supply chain conferences will allow them the opportunity to learn from industry leaders, see real word application of coursework, represent Western in an international platform and gain industry connections. Support will go towards:
· Conference fees and registration,
· Travel stipends and expenses,
· Hotel costs.
Supply Chains Can Save the World – GOAL: $8,000
37% of Americans work in the supply chain economy to make and deliver all the goods around us, and to keep our energy and lights and internet working. Supply chains also take a toll on the environment. The majority of an organization’s greenhouse gas emissions often comes from its supply chain!
The way we design and manage the world’s supply chains can have a positive impact on the environment, on healthcare access and availability, and the experience of all of us day to day. This FIG explores one required course for getting started in your supply chain degree, and a Seminar taught by supply chain industry experts so you can hear about what a career in supply chain is really like.
