Doug Voss

Doug Voss serves as Professor of Logistics and Supply Chain Management at the University of Central Arkansas College of Business, holding the Scott E. Bennett Arkansas Highway Commission Chair of Motor Carrier Management. Based in COB 305F with contact details voss@uca.edu and (501) 450-5320, he actively contributes to academic discourse through university publications addressing contemporary supply chain challenges including pandemic impacts on food systems.

His research centers on transportation logistics with emphasis on trucking industry safety, drug testing methodologies, and supply chain security. Key investigations examine temporal factors in crash severity, public-private security partnerships, sustainability practices, and motor carrier retention strategies. Recent work analyzes hair versus urine drug testing efficacy and regulatory implications of the Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse, reflecting deep engagement with industry-specific safety challenges.

Voss maintains a prolific publication record spanning 2004-2024, demonstrating consistent focus on transportation logistics. His work evolves from foundational studies on supply chain security and sustainability toward current pandemic-responsive research, with recurring themes of regulatory compliance, risk mitigation, and operational safety. The longitudinal trajectory reveals increasing policy relevance, particularly in drug testing protocols and transportation safety frameworks that directly impact motor carrier operations and supply chain resilience.