S4SCM Oklahoma State University Students 4 Supply Chain Management

We officially launched the Students 4 Supply Chain Management Oklahoma State University (S4SCM) Student Club for the Spring 2026 semester—and it was a fantastic first meeting.

Students in attendance received their new S4SCM club polos, generously sponsored by Garrett Bowers and Bowers Trucking & Logistics —thank you for investing in the next generation of supply chain leaders!

During the meeting, our student “warehouse teams” jumped right into action, applying real-world problem-solving skills, collaboration, and critical thinking as they prepared for the applied challenges they’ll be tackling with our industry partners throughout the semester. Our club officers design these hands-on experiences to mirror the complexity, pace, and teamwork required in modern supply chain environments.

Looking ahead, we’re excited to work with and welcome support from industry sponsors such as Murphy-Hoffman Company (MHC Kenworth), Ascension,, PACCAR , Oklahoma Chiller Corporation , RigUp , Cherokee Federal, The Chickasaw Nation, Auterion , RXR Wordwide, and many more as the semester unfolds.

This is exactly what S4SCM is about—connecting students with industry, turning theory into practice, and building career-ready talent. The momentum is strong, and we’re just getting started!!

Thank you to our sponsors, partners, and students for making this semester’s launch a success. !

Here’s a glimpse into the kind of hands-on, industry-driven learning you—- or your student —-can experience in the SMART Supply Chain Program at Spears School of Business - Oklahoma State University!

Last week, Dr Clinton Purtell’s Supply Chain Management class welcomed Jeremiah Fahim, Director at Mobile Box (https://www.mobileboxes.com), who shared how innovative companies are transforming surplus shipping containers into SMART, tech-enabled assets that power today’s logistics networks. Students even presented their own consulting recommendations based on real industry challenges!

From analyzing global trade flows to designing modern supply chain solutions, our students aren’t just learning from textbooks—they’re solving real business problems alongside real industry professionals.

If you or your student wants to join a program that’s future-focused, career-ready, and connected to industry, Oklahoma State University is the place to be!

S4SCM Oklahoma State University Students 4 Supply Chain Management