This service was developed to help undergraduates as well as students looking to earn higher degrees at colleges and universities with logistics-related courses. The information on the listing includes school name, contact name, phone and fax numbers, related-course work, and tuition costs. They vividly demonstrate and clearly explain the interdependencies of the processes and value-creating activities that occur throughout the operation of a supply chain. Click here for the survey data spreadsheet. The student intern program was established to benefit students who are interested in embarking upon a logistics management career as well as the employers who hire them for a summer trial period.
Employers use the student intern program to reach students who are seeking employment.
Students use the program to locate meaningful temporary jobs when school is not in session. The Council hopes to attract listings from industrial traffic departments, logistics managers, distribution managers, warehouses, carriers, consultants, material handling operators, and others. When the Council asks employers for a commitment to participate in this program, we are not asking them to hire a student. Click here for 2001 student internship opportunities. Employer participation forms will be mailed to employers the first of October 2001.