LINKS Simulations: The Professor's Column

The Professor's Column

These links catalog and directly reference contributions to The Professor's Column in the LINKS Newsletter. The initial Professor's Column was published in December 2009.

Access a Professor Column by clicking on the LINKS professor's name.

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Dec 2009

Carol Scovotti (University of Wisconsin - Whitewater): Five Lessons Learned Teaching LINKS Online
Terry Harrison (Pennsylvania State University): Connecting LINKS to Current Practice - The Japan Tsunami
Kyle Huggins (James Madison University): Corporate Buyouts in LINKS
Kyle Huggins (James Madison University): Twitter - Simulating News Media in LINKS
Nancy Nix (Texas Christian University): Adapting and Enhancing LINKS For Multiple Audiences
Cliff Defee (Auburn University): The Value of Practice Rounds

Kyle Huggins (James Madison University): The Primary LINKS Advantage: Customization
David Paul (Monmouth University): Picking Teams For Group Work/Projects: Pulling a Rabbit Student's Name Out of a Hat
Laura Meade (Texas Christian University): Pre-Business LINKS
Chester Xiang (Clarkson University): Online LINKS SCM
Nancy Stephens (Arizona State University): About LINKS Online
Karl Manrodt and Susan Manrodt (Georgia Southern University): Two-Person LINKS Teams at Georgia Southern
Roger Woody (University of Kansas): LINKS Helps Army Officers Understand Business Supply Chain Challenges
Laura Meade (Texas Christian University): From LINKS SCM To LINKS SOM
Michael Gallagher and Greg Kivenzor (Rivier College): Advice To My LINKS Successor
Verda Blythe (University of Wisconsin - Madison): Adding Limited Reconfigurations To LINKS
Susan Golicic (Colorado State University): Teaching With LINKS Sustainability Options

Kevin Gwinner (Kansas State University): Thinking About a Simulation? Some Advice From a Long-Time User

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