HUGH S. TURNER, Ph.D.
Senior Lecturer/Tyser Teaching Fellow
Robert H. Smith School of Business
3427 Van Munching Hall
University of Maryland
College Park, Maryland 20742-1815
(301) 356-5977
email: hturner@rhsmith.umd.edu
EDUCATION
Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland, Ph.D., Transportation and
Logistics major, Marketing minor, 2002
College of Business and Management, University of Maryland, MBA, Transportation and
Logistics major, 1987
Massachusetts Maritime Academy, BS in Marine Transportation, 1979
TEACHING
Senior Lecturer/Lecturer/Tyser Teaching Fellow, Robert H. Smith School of Business,
University of Maryland
Full-time, Fall 2001-Present
Graduate Courses
Supply Chain Logistics and Operations Management
Exploring the Global Value Chain
Undergraduate Courses
Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Advanced Supply Chain Management Strategies and Technologies
Logistics, Transportation, and Supply Chain Management Internship
Introduction to Business Management (Freshman Fellows)
Introduction to the Business Value Chain (Freshman Fellows)
Corporate Ethics and Social Responsibility (Freshman Fellows)
Executive Seminar in Music Management
Distance Education Courses
Introduction to Business Management (Online)
Introduction to Business Management (Blended)
Instructor, Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland
Part-time, Summer 1997-Spring 2000
Full-time, Fall 2000-Spring 2001
Undergraduate Courses
Introduction to International Business
Introduction to Logistics Management
International Logistics and Transportation Management
Advanced Logistics Management
Lecturer, Mount Vernon College
Part-time, Fall 1994
Undergraduate Courses
Introduction to Business Management
ADMINISTRATIVE
Academic Director, Freshmen Fellows, Robert H. Smith School of
Business, 2007-Present
Fellows Champion, Music Management Fellow, Robert H. Smith School
of Business, 2008-2011
Course Coordinator, Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain
Management, Robert H. Smith School of Business, 2002-Present
AWARDS
Legg-Mason Award for Teaching Innovation, 2009
American Economic Association, Transportation and Public Utilities Group, Annual
Dissertation Award, First Place, 2003
Eno Transportation Foundation, Eno Fellow, 2000
Robert H. Smith School of Business, Teaching Enhancement Committee, Top 15%
Instructors/Adjuncts, Spring 2001 and 2000
Transportation Research Forum, Student Paper Competition, First Place - Graduate
Division, 1999
INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE
Private Fleet Transportation Manager, Toys “R” Us, 1989-1996
Transportation Consultant, R. L. Banks & Associates, 1987-1989
Deck Officer, United States Merchant Marine, unlimited Chief Mate’s license, 19791987
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Reviewer, Transportation Research Forum
Judge, Annual Student Paper Competition, Eno Transportation Foundation, 2004-2005
Member, Leadership Development Selection Committee, Eno
Transportation Foundation, 2003
Moderator, Water Transport Session, Transportation Research Forum, Annual
Conference, 2000
University of Maryland, Graduate Student Government Representative, 1999-2000
Chair, GSG Strategic Planning Committee, 1999-2000
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals
Transportation Research Forum
Music and Entertainment Industry Educators Association
PUBLICATIONS
Refereed Journals
"North American Containerport Productivity: 1984-1997", Hugh Turner, Robert Windle,
Martin Dresner, Transportation Research. Part E, Logistics & Transportation
Review. Exeter: Jul 2004.Vol.40E, Iss. 4; pg. 339.
"Evaluating Seaport Policy Alternatives: A Simulation Study of Terminal Leasing Policy
and System Performance", Hugh Turner, Maritime Policy & Management, July 2000; 27,
3; pp. 283-301.
Dissertation
"Infrastructure Productivity in the North American Containerport System: A Longitudinal
Study (1984-1997)", 2002, available through UMI/Proquest.
Conferences and Proceedings
"North American Containerport Productivity: 1984-1997", Hugh Turner, Robert Windle,
Martin Dresner, 2003 Annual Transportation Research Forum Conference
"Evaluating Seaport Policy Alternatives: A Simulation Study of Terminal Leasing Policy
and System Performance", 1999 Annual Transportation Research Forum Conference
Proceedings.
Last Update: 8/21/13