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Seongkyoon Jeong

Seongkyoon Jeong

Assistant Professor

Phone 865-974-5311

Email sjeong9@utk.edu

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Location Room - 303, Stokely Management Center , South Korea

Department:

Supply Chain Management

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Biography

Seongkyoon Jeong is an assistant professor of supply chain management at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s Haslam College of Business. His research focuses on contemporary issues in supply chain management, such as digital supply chain, cybersecurity and sustainable operations.

Before obtaining his doctorate from Arizona State University, Jeong worked at the Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials, a government-funded research institute specializing in interorganizational relationships and R&D strategy.

Education:

2022 Arizona State University, Ph.D., Supply Chain Management

2016 Georgia Institute of Technology, M.S., Management

2009 Seoul National University, M.S., Technology Management, Economics and Policy

2007 Seoul National University, B.S., Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering

Awards/Honors
  • Honorable Mention, Jack Meredith Best Paper Award, Journal of Operations Management, 2023.
  • Outstanding Research Award ($750), Graduate and Professional Student Association, Arizona State University, 2022.
  • Honorarium ($150), Oxford University Press, 2020.
  • Block Grant ($1,850), Graduate College, Arizona State University, 2020.
  • Individual Travel Grant ($950), Graduate and Professional Student Association, Arizona State University, 201.
  • Excellence Award ($2,000), Best Student Paper and Case Competition, Korea Management Association Consulting, 2018.
  • Second place ($1,000), Graduate Student Poster Contest, Institute for Social Science Research, Arizona State University, 2018.
  • Director of the Korean Intellectual Property Office Award ($1,000), Intellectual Property Paper Competition for Graduates, Korean Intellectual Property Office, 2016.
  • Honorarium, Fourth Annual Research Roundtable on Technology Standards, Northwestern University, 2015.
  • Best Research Project of the Year ($1,000), Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade, 2013.
  • Finalist, Rookie of the Year, Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials, 2013.
  • Grand Prize, Korea Inno-Skill Competition, Korea Management Association Consultants, 2010.
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