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PHDs PRODUCED

1. Abhishek Pani: Models for Budget Constrained Auctions: An Application to Sponsored Search, PhD expected August 2007 (Associate, Efficient Frontier Inc.)
    


2. Shin-Yi Wu: Market Design in eMarketplaces: Pricing of Information Goods and Services, PhD December 2003 (Assistant Professor, Nanyang Technological University)



3. Roy Kwon: Approximate Mechanisms & Algorithms for Combinatorial Auctions, PhD August 2002 (Assistant Professor, University of Toronto)
   


4. John Yi, “A Systems Approach to Physician-Detailing Planning”, December 2001 (Senior Research Analyst, Johnson and Johnson)



5. Neil Keon: Pricing of Multiple Services in Telecommunications Networks, Ph.D., May 2000 (Assistant Professor, Southern Methodist University).



6. Kimberly Killmer: A Multi-Objective Bi-Level Programming Approach to Policy Evaluation and Development, Ph. D., May 1999 (Assistant Professor, Rutgers).



7. Bonnie Rubenstein: A Systems Approach to Policy Planning, Ph.D., May 1998, jointly with Iraj Zandi (Assistant Professor, Georgetown University).



8. Scott Malcolm: Uncertainty and Environment in Power Systems Planning Ph. D., August 1996 (Assistant Professor, University of Delaware)



9. Frances Lee: Design of Large Scale Survivable Internetworks, Ph.D., December 1995, (Senior Analyst, Morgan Stanley Investment Bank).



10. Kimberly Battle: Capacity Assessment in Dynamic Networks with Multi Commodity Flows, Ph. D., December 1995, (Assistant Professor, University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa).
    


11. Keesung Nam: The Design of International Telecommunications Networks: Models and Solutions, Ph. D., December 1994, (Member of Technical Staff, A.T.& T Bell Laboratories).



12. Thomas Ansah: Cooperation in Resource Management: An Analysis of Hydroelectric Use in West Africa, Ph.D., City and Regional Planning, University of Pennsylvania, August 1993, (Senior Manager, Volta River Authority, Ghana).



13. Lloyd W. Clarke: The Design of Survivable Telecommunications Networks, Ph. D., May 1992, (Assistant Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology).



14. Tomer Goodovitch: A Mathematical Programming Model of The Market for Civil Aviation, Ph. D., May 1991, (Assistant Professor, Tel Aviv University, Israel).
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16. Nihal Mehta: A Dynamical Systems Perspective for Mathematical Programming, August 1990, jointly with Terry L. Friesz, (Consultant, American Airlines Decision Technologies).


17. Peter Fetterolf: Design of Heterogeneous Data Networks, Ph. D., May 1990, (Assistant Professor, Boston University).



18. Judith Zubieta Garcia: A Power Plant Location Model to Minimize Environmental Impacts, Ph. D. University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School of Management, August 1989, (Assistant Professor, United Autonomous University of Mexico).



19. Lian Chen: Optimal Selection and Combination of Forecasts, Ph. D., University of Virginia, October 1988, (Senior Systems Engineer, Southwest Florida River Authority).



20. Victor Apprey: Multi-Agent Mathematical Programming With Application to Conflict Resolution, Ph. D., University of Virginia, August 1987, (Assistant Professor, Hampton University).



21. Anthony Saka: Traffic Signal Timing at Isolated Intersections: A Simulation Optimization Approach, Ph. D., University of Virginia, May 1987 with N. I. Garber, Civil Engineering, (Senior Analyst, Department of Transportation, State of Virginia).



22. Fahimeh Rezayat: Selection of the Order of ARMA Models: A Small Sample Technique, Ph. D., University of Virginia, September 1986, (Assistant Professor, University of Nevada, Las Vegas).