Shouqiang Wang

Shouqiang Wang is an Associate Professor of Operations Management at the Naveen Jindal School of Management, University of Texas at Dallas. His research focuses on strategic operations problems in business and public domains, emphasizing incentive structures under asymmetric information and dynamic interactions. He holds a PhD in Business Administration from Duke University, with additional degrees from Duke and Peking University.

Education: PhD in Business Administration (Duke, 2011), MS in Statistics (Duke, 2011), BS in Mathematics and BA in Economics (Peking University, 2006). Visiting student at Uppsala University (2005).

Research Interests:

• Revenue Management (online platforms)
• Sustainable and Public Sector Operations
• Supply Chain Management
• Information Economics (mechanism design)
• Dynamic Programming and Stochastic Control

Key Contributions: Published in top journals like Management Science, Operations Research, and M&SOM. Recognized with awards including the ENRE Best Publication Award and POM Society Best Paper Award. Active in editorial roles for leading journals.

Awards: Includes Management Science Meritorious Service Award, finalist for Jindal Faculty of the Year, and advisor to award-winning PhD students.

Teaching: Courses in statistics, business analytics, logistics, and operations management. Known for innovative pedagogical approaches.

Service: Serves on editorial boards, conference organizing committees, and grant review panels. Engages with industries like C.H. Robinson and Target.