RECENT HIGHLIGHTS

Indianapolis Business Journal highlighted our ProBono Analytics project  that is increasing access to mental health/addition services in Indianapolis & creating criminal justice diversion pathways for individuals w/ mental health needs

Kayse Lee Maass co-authored an article in ORMS Today that describes ways in which Operations Research and other analytical techniques can help aid in anti-human trafficking efforts.

Kayse Lee Maass successfully defended her doctoral dissertation titled "Mitigating Hard Capacity Constraints in Facility Location Modeling" at the University of Michigan's Department of Industrial and Operations Engineering.

Kayse Lee Maass was a guest blogger for the 2016 INFORMS Annual Meeting.

The following IOE students are to receive Engineering Leaders and Honors awards from the College of Engineering. They will be recognized and celebrated at the annual brunch on March 20, 2016 at 9am in the Michigan Union Rogel Ballroom. 

• Kayse Maass: Richard F. and Eleanor A. Towner Prize For Distinguished Academic Achievement

• Kayse Maass: Richard F. and Eleanor A. Towner Prize For Outstanding PhD Research

IOE PhD candidate Kayse Maass is featured in INFORMS Connect’s “What's Your StORy?” In the column, Kara Tucker, Production Editor/Marketing Content Specialist for INFORMS, asks Kayse a variety of questions about her education, her interest in OR, and her experience with INFORMS.(The full interview can be viewed online through INFORMS Connect.)

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Related media: 

- UMich IOE announcement

A recap of the 2015 activities while Kayse Lee Maass was the student chapter president.

The INFORMS student magazine, ORMS Tomorrow, featured the University of Michigan INFORMS Student Chapter as their Fall 2015 Spotlight Chapter.

IOE PhD students Kayse Maass, Gregg Schell, and Christine Barnett discuss some of their healthcare research. [Kayse discusses the Nurse Staffing research.]

Dr. Mark S. Daskin discusses our work on maximizing group diversity and why diverse groups are imporant.

Bethel University Alumna Kayse Lee Maass received the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program Award for her PhD studies in Industrial and Operations Engineering at the University of Michigan.