Management Supply Chain

Curriculum Vitae

Patti Miles Assistant Professor of Management, Maine Business School

*****.*****@*****.*** University of Maine, Orono 04469

Orono, Maine 04473 (O) 207-***-**** ; ( C) 207-***-****

Education

Doctorate of Philosophy December 2008, The University of Texas at Arlington

Major: Management Science and Management Supply Chain;

Minor: Strategic Management

Masters of Management 1990, The Georgia Institute of Technology: Operations Management

Bachelors of Science Fall 1993, Weber University: Psychology and Military Science

Academic Experience

Assistant Professor of Management: The University of Maine, Orono Maine

Fall 2008 - Present:

Taught 16 Undergraduate Operations Management courses

Taught 3 Graduate Courses: Graduate Statistics and the Capstone Course

Chair of the Assurances of Learning Committee, assembled for AACSB reaccreditation

PhD Student & Teaching/Research Assistant: The University of Texas at Arlington

Fall 2006 - Summer 2008: Taught 6 Courses in Operations Management rubric development for

AOLs

Lecturer: The University of North Texas, Denton Texas,

Fall 2003 - Spring 2006: 5 Courses in Operations Management, 4 Business Policy & 2

Management

Visiting Professor: The University of Richmond, Richmond Virginia

Fall 2002 - Summer 2003: Taught 8 Courses in Undergraduate Operations Management

Collateral Instructor: The Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond VA

Fall 1997 through Fall 2001: Taught Undergraduate Operations Management (28 classes),

Management

Science/Statistics (9 classes) & Organizational Behavior Courses (4 classes)

Publications & Creative Activities:

General Teaching Accomplishments

Visiting Professor, The University of Richmond (2002-2003)

Consistently scored excellent on teaching evaluations

Collateral Instructor, The Virginia Commonwealth University. (1996-2002)

Consistently rated excellent on teaching evaluations; Course coordinator for Core

Business Class:

Operations Management; Developed new courses: Operations Management II & Project

Management

Academic Awards and Honors:

Won the University Research Grant for Summer 2012

Recognition for driving the AACSB accreditation at Maine, Chosen as the chair of the

AOL

Committee as a junior faculty member.

Graduate Dean Doctoral Fellowship, The University of Texas at Arlington, 2006-2010

Outstanding Lecturer, The Virginia Commonwealth University 1999-2001

Professional Experience

Lieutenant Colonel, Quartermaster, United States Army Reserve, Deputy Commander, Tulsa

Oklahoma

(2003 - 2008)

Organize staff operations for a 600 person Brigade. Conduct inspection program over a

seven state

area. Responsible for 12 Officers, and 20 Noncommissioned officers.

Lieutenant Colonel (USAR), Supply and Logistics to support The Global War on Terrorism

October 2001 through September 2002: Joint Logistics Planning and Analysis Officer,

Virginia

Analyzed logistics requirements, & created supply chain supporting Iraq invasion

Chose airfield, port and supply routes/systems for Gutar, and Afghanistan

Major United States Army Reserves,

Officer Joint Forces Command, VA (1997-2003)

Managed 43 reservists in all four services. Created a system of control and

accountability of

reservists now used as the standard for the entire unit (over 400 people). Planned &

executed the

semi-annual Physical Fitness Test; rated excellent.

nd

Captain, United States Regular Army Commander Alpha Company 2 Armored Division.

nd

First woman to serve as a Forward Supply Company Commander, in the 2 Armored Division

Texas.

Responsible for 120 soldiers distributing 17,000 gallons of fuel, 15 tons of food, 10,000

gallons of

water, 20 tons of ice and ammunition daily. Raised operational readiness of 40 heavy

vehicles and 10

fuel tankers from 74% to 98%, reducing the cost of maintenance 35%. Developed and

implemented a

night forward field re-supply system, and accurate night delivery.

First Lieutenant, United States Regular Army Executive Officer; Airborne Detachment;

Korea

Responsible for planning and executing Aerial Re-supply in Asian Theater, and

management of 10

million dollars of equipment, 75 American and 50 Korean soldiers

nd

Second Lieutenant, United States Regular Army Platoon Leader 82 Airborne Division

First woman officer in the Rigger Company, responsible for 120 soldiers and parachute

packing, for

15,000 person division & producing 750 parachutes per day.

Significant Military Awards

American Senior Parachutist badge Two Meritorious Service Medals

Korean Senior Parachutist badge Joint Service Commendation Medal

Other Awards:

College: Army ROTC & Golf Scholarships; All-Around Female Athlete 1982 and 1983

Personal Awards: 1 Marathon; 7 half marathons; 4 triathlons and & Army 10 miler

Junior Golf: Ranked top five female junior

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