Sina Zare

Sina Zare serves as Assistant Professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management in the Neil Griffin College of Business at Arkansas State University. Born in Tehran, Iran, he joined A-State for its diversified campus culture, collegial environment, and abundant resources. His teaching philosophy centers on preparing students as better societal members through enhanced critical thinking skills.

Research Interests:
Dr. Zare investigates how behavioral biases impact business decision-making performance, focusing on psychological factors in operational contexts. His work integrates critical thinking into operational design, development, and improvement processes. He emphasizes that supply chain management excels at embedding analytical rigor into business operations, fostering robust decision frameworks.

Advising and Mentorship:
Passionate about student success, Dr. Zare considers office visits from students his favorite office feature. He aims to influence future generations and witness students' career achievements, advising them to appreciate diversity and explore cultural experiences. His mentorship philosophy holds that good students demonstrate eagerness to learn with utmost concern, while good professors inspire critical thinking development.