SCTL Past Events

Below are selected public events from our Trumba calendar feed. To view all of our events, please see our full Trumba events page or click on the calendar at right.

In-Demand Tech Skills for Emerging Digital Supply Chains

Topic: In-Demand Tech Skills for Emerging Digital Supply Chains
When: 12 noon, May 18, 2023
More or to register: https://bit.ly/supply-chain-tech-skills

NACTO: 2023 Designing Cities Conference

What: National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO) 2023 Conference: Designing Cities
Where: Denver, CO
When: May 15-18, 2023
More information

Military to Civilian Logistics Careers: Repackaging Your Supply Chain Experience & Skills for a Successful Transition

Military to Civilian Logistics Careers: Repackaging Your Supply Chain Experience & Skills for a Successful Transition

Thursday, April 27, 2023
12 p.m.

Register: https://bit.ly/military-logistics-careers

Veterans bring unique value to the post-service civilian workplace: a global perspective, a strong work ethic, leadership experience, the ability to work in and across teams — and unique preparation for work in supply chain and logistics, after supporting high-level military operations. But transitioning from a military career to post-service civilian employment can be a challenging and daunting experience.

Join us for an installment in our Unprecedented Opportunities series of fireside chats. We'll hear from veterans and hiring managers about how to make the military-to-civilian employment transition smooth and successful.

We'll discuss:
- Translating your skills: Servicemembers should translate their military skills and experience into language that civilian employers will understand.
- Tailoring your resume: Servicemembers should produce a civilian-friendly resume that highlights their relevant skills and experience.
- Using military resources: Take advantage of the resources available to those transitioning to civilian employment, such as tuition assistance, job search assistance, and interview coaching.

Hosted by:
- Amelia Regan, Professor & Director, Master of Supply Chain Transportation & Logistics Degree Program, University of Washington

Featuring:
- Carol Wylie (Retired Officer, U.S. Army), Director of Corporate & Foundation ESG Engagements, Vitamin Angels
- Curt Heaslet (U.S. Marine Corps), Principal Program Manager, Automation & Robotics, Amazon
- Billy Knapp (Marine Corps Veteran); Lead Recruiter, Military Program, Amazon

Urbanism Next Conference

Learn about how emerging technologies are changing land use, urban design, building design, transportation, and real estate and what these changes mean for equity, health and safety, the economy, and the environment. 

April 26-28, 2023
Portland, OR
More information: https://center.uoregon.edu/UrbanismNext/2023

Humanitarian Logistics: Delivering Aid to Earthquake Victims in Turkey, Syria, & Beyond

Humanitarian Logistics: Delivering Aid to Earthquake Victims in Turkey, Syria, & Beyond

Thursday, March 30, 2023
12 noon
Register: https://bit.ly/logistics-for-good

The 7.8 magnitude February 6 earthquake that devastated Turkey and Syria has killed more than 50,000 people, destroyed roads, bridges, and homes; crumbled infrastructure; blocked key ports and transport routes, and displaced people — amid aftershocks and chilling winter temperatures.

We'll talk about the immense logistical challenges facing those delivering emergency humanitarian assistance: critical medical supplies, water, food, and sanitation.

We will also address both international and national opportunities for both professional and pro bono work in the field of delivering emergency aid and relief operations in times of complex crisis or natural disasters:

- forecasting and optimizing critical resources
- demand planning
- managing inventory and warehousing of supplies and materials
- the physical movement and transport of goods
- exchanging information, and 
- distributing resources

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