Robert Neidigh

Dr. Robert Neidigh is an Assistant Professor in the Finance and Supply Chain Management Department at Shippensburg University’s John L. Grove College of Business. His academic background includes a BSBA in Decision Science (1998), an MMM (1999), and a PhD in Supply Chain Management (2006), all from Penn State University.

• Research & Teaching Interests:
  • Supply chain management
  • Production scheduling
  • Math programming
  • Statistical analysis

His scholarly work focuses on optimizing lot sizing, modeling nonlinear production rates, and enhancing pedagogical methods in statistics and supply chain education. Recent publications include studies on multi-machine production environments (2017), classroom-based process improvement techniques (2016), and nonlinear inventory systems (2013). He has also contributed extensively to spreadsheet-based statistical education (2012, 2010) and IBM warehouse operations analysis (2011).

Scientific Awards include multiple recognitions as Supply Chain Management Professor of the Year by Alpha Kappa Psi (2013, 2011, 2010, 2007). He secured internal research grants in 2007 and 2006 for collaborative student-faculty projects.

Dr. Neidigh has served as

• SCM Search Committee Chair (2012-2013)
• Acting Department Chair (2009-2010)
• University Curriculum Committee member (2011-2013, 2010-2011)

and has provided consulting services in Six Sigma and Lean Manufacturing to organizations like Volvo and IBM.