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Faculty Profile
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Dr. Hugh Turner
Tyser
Teaching Fellow
Ph.D., University of
Maryland
Robert H. Smith School of
Business
Logistics, Business and Public
Policy
3427 Van Munching Hall
College Park, MD
20742-1815
301.405.7157
hturner@rhsmith.umd.edu
www.smith.umd.edu/faculty/hturner/hturner.htm |
Dr. Hugh Turner has served as a
Lecturer at Robert H. Smith
School of Business since 1997
and a Tyser Teaching Fellow
since 2001. He teaches multiple
sections of the Smith School’s
prestigious Freshman Fellows as
well as core and elective
courses in supply chain
management and technology to
both Smith School undergraduate
and MBA students. Dr. Turner is
currently serving as Academic
Coordinator for the Smith
School’s Freshman Fellows
Program. In addition, he is
developing a Music Management
Fellows Program to be launched
by the Smith School in Fall
2008. He has been recognized as
being among the Smith School’s
Top 15% in teaching and was a
finalist in the Smith School’s
Krowe Award for “teaching with
technology.” He serves as
Faculty Advisor to the MBA
Supply Chain Club and the Music
Management Business Society.
Dr. Turner’s industry experience
includes working as a private
truck fleet manager for a major
retailer, a consultant to the
railroad industry, and deck
officer in the merchant marine
where he held a Chief Mate's
license. Dr. Turner is a member
of the Council of Supply Chain
Management Professionals and
Transportation Research Forum.
Dr. Turner's research interests
include seaport policy and
economics with emphasis on cost
structures, port productivity,
and infrastructure investment.
His work has been published in
Maritime Policy & Management and
Transportation Research E. In
2003, his dissertation,
Infrastructure Productivity in
the North American Containerport
System: A Longitudinal Study
(1984-1997), was awarded first
place in the annual dissertation
competition sponsored by the
Transportation and Public
Utilities Group of the American
Economic Association. Dr. Turner
won first place in the Graduate
Student Paper Competition Award
sponsored by the Transportation
Research Forum in 1999 and
became an Eno Foundation Fellow
in 2000.
updated 9/07
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