Gerald Agbegha

Dr. Gerald Agbegha is an Associate Professor of Mathematics at Georgia Gwinnett College (GGC). He has a diverse academic background, beginning his teaching career immediately after high school in Nigeria before earning his bachelor’s in industrial mathematics from the University of Benin. His graduate studies in the U.S. include a PhD and MS in operations research from Case Western Reserve University and an MS in industrial engineering from Syracuse University.

• PhD in Operations Research, Case Western Reserve University (Cleveland, Ohio)
• MS in Operations Research, Case Western Reserve University
• MS in Industrial Engineering, Syracuse University (Syracuse, NY)

His research has included pioneering work in automobile transportation logistics, notably a landmark paper in Transportation Science (1998) co-authored with advisors Ballou and Mathur. This work on auto-carrier loading optimization remains influential in the field. Currently, he focuses on making statistics education more accessible and engaging for broader audiences.

While his academic portfolio emphasizes transportation science and operations research, his teaching spans mathematics and quantitative business analysis. He has no listed scientific awards or formal grants mentioned in the text. Agbegha has no recorded advisees, though he has extensive teaching experience across multiple U.S. institutions prior to GGC.

No affiliations with specific labs or research teams are detailed in the provided information.