Christopher A. Chung Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh Assistant Professor 713-743-4195 cchung@uh.edu
Research/Teaching Interests: Management and operations training simulators, educational simulators, and discrete event simulation.

Don E. Deal Ph.D., University of Houston Associate Professor and Graduate Program Director 713-743-4191 ddeal@uh.edu
Research/Teaching Interests: Scheduling, heuristic optimization, probability and applied statistics, Taguchi methods, and total quality managment.

Charles E. Donaghey Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh Professor and Undergraduate Program Director 713-743-4197 donaghey@uh.edu
Research/Teaching Interests: Quality control and reliability, simulation, facility layout, and applied statistics.

Bernard Goldberg Ph.D., New School for Social Research Adjunct Professor 713-743-4180
Research/Teaching Interests: Engineering management, engineering economics, economic decision-making, and capital budgeting analysis.

John L. Hunsucker Ph.D., Louisiana State University Associate Professor and IIE Student Chapter Advisor 713-743-4194 jhunsucker@uh.edu
Research/Teaching Interests: Engineering management, risk management, scheduling, system design, and productivity.

Benjamin Ostrofsky Ph.D., UCLA Professor 713-743-4739 beno@rics1.cba.uh.edu
Research/Teaching Interests: System management, system engineering, and integrated logistics support.

Benjamin T. Rhodes Ph.D. Professor 713-743-4180
Research/Teaching Interests: Decision support systems and operation management.

Lawrence J. H. Schulze Ph.D., Texas A&M University Associate Professor and Ergonomic/Safety Program Director 713-743-4196 LJHS@uh.edu
Research/Teaching Interests: Ergonomics and human factors, safety engineering, system design and evaluation, and rehabilitation/biomechanics.

David J. Wells Ph.D., Clarkson University Associate Professor and Distribution & Logistics Engineering Director 713-743-4192 djwells@uh.edu
Research/Teaching Interests: Supply chain management, organizational metrics, virtual engineering teams, and intellectual capital flows.

Taeyong Yang Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University Associate Professor 713-743-???? tyang@uh.edu
Research/Teaching Interests: Multi-objective optimization, scheduling, network management, nonlinear optimization, simulation, and computer integrated manufacturing.