Grounding research in theory
CARISCA’s Research Capacity Building Workshop Series
CARISCA’s Research Capacity Building Workshop Series
CARISCA’s scholarship program provides opportunities for KNUST graduate students in supply chain management. CARISCA scholarship recipient Olivia Adu-Poku is pursuing her master’s degree in Logistics and Supply Chain Management at KNUST. Growing up as the first child in a tight-knit family of four, setting the right example for her sister was very important to Olivia …
Evans Amoah is one of the recipients of CARISCA’s PhD scholarships, and over the next several years he will have the opportunity to study what he has always been curious and passionate about, information communication technology (ICT), and how it impacts the lives of people and society.
CARISCA is developing StockUp, a mobile learning game simulation that will help health care professionals learn about supply chain management practices so they can keep the shelves stocked with vital health care commodities.
On April 28 and 29, 2021, supply chain researchers and practitioners gathered for a virtual forum to discuss global sourcing and distribution. The event’s goal was to inform supply chain practitioners, academics, and the public about global sourcing and distribution issues and innovative practices for solving complex problems. The event hosted six subject matter experts from diverse supply chain sectors.
ASU faculty build research capacity at KNUST through a faculty workshop focused on case studies.
CARISCA invites you on a journey to create resilient and sustainable supply chains in Ghana and across Africa.
CARISCA awarded 21 PhD and 45 master’s degree scholarships to Ghanaian students with financial need to study the critical discipline of supply chain management at KNUST.
U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Ghana, Stephanie S. Sullivan (center in gray suit) visited KNUST on April 21, 2021, to learn more about the many ways that KNUST is contributing to Ghana’s prosperity through U.S. government-funded projects like CARISCA.
At CARISCA’s most recent webinar, Overcoming Gender Stereotypes, Ghanaian supply chain professionals discussed how women can overcome gender stereotypes and advance their careers.