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Jeff Rightmer is an Assistant Professor of Teaching in the Department of Global Supply Chain Management at the Mike Ilitch School of Business, Wayne State University, where he contributes to a top-25 ranked program in Global Supply Chain Management. With 22 years of industry experience in operations and supply chain roles, he brings practical insight into the classroom.
Education:
- D.B.A., Business Administration, Supply Chain Management in the U.S. Automotive Industry, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, MI, 2012
- Master of Business Administration, Lawrence Technological University, Southfield, MI, 2002
- Bachelor of Business Administration, Production/Operations Management, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, 1983
His research and teaching focus on Supply Chain Management, particularly within the automotive industry, Operations Management, Quality Management, and Production Planning. He is also interested in innovative teaching methods, especially the use of real-world analogies such as sports to explain complex supply chain concepts. His pedagogical research emphasizes experiential and active learning strategies to enhance student engagement and understanding.
The available publication reflects a strong interest in advancing management education through creative instructional design. The article explores how analogies from sports and other domains can be leveraged to teach supply chain principles more effectively, indicating a commitment to educational innovation alongside technical expertise.
Scientific Awards:
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Jeff Rightmer advises no students listed in the current information and has not disclosed grant funding. However, his extensive industry background and ongoing teaching responsibilities suggest active mentorship and curriculum leadership. He teaches core courses including GSC5680 - Production Planning and Control and GSC5690 - Principles of Quality Management across fall, spring-summer, and winter terms through 2025, demonstrating sustained academic involvement.
There is no mention of specific labs or research teams, but his affiliation with the Global Supply Chain Management department at a nationally recognized program implies participation in collaborative academic and industry initiatives.
