• University of Texas at Arlington - Assistant Professor, Fall 1997 - present
• University of Oregon - Assistant Professor, Fall 1990 - Summer 1997
• Texas A&M University at College Station - Visiting Assistant Professor,
  Fall 1989 - Summer 1990
• Texas A&M University at College Station - Graduate Teaching Assistant
  Spring 1987 - Summer 1989

• McMasters Office Supplies - Manager, Spring 1986

Teaching and Instructional Activities

• Undergraduate
• POMA 3308 - Production and Operations Management, 1

• Masters
• MASI 5321 - Introduction to Management Science, 1

• Undergraduate
• ???? 300 - Concepts of Production/Operations Management, 11

• Masters
• ???? 600 - Introduction to Production Management, 2
• ???? 400/500 - Introduction to Management Science, 13
• ???? 400/500 - Materials and Logistics Management, 1
• ???? 400/500 - Simulation of Industrial Systems, 1
• Doctoral
• Ph.D. Seminar - Deterministic Management Science Techniques, 1
• Ph.D. Seminar - Stochastic Management Science Techniques, 1
• Ph.D. Seminar - Inventory Management, 1
• Ph.D. Seminar - Production Scheduling Theory and Approaches, 1

• Developed and taught a new 400/500-level course on Materials and Logistics Management.

• Attended Business and Environment Learning and Leadership conference on integrating environmental issues into business education, Northwestern University, Chicago, 1995.
• Attended Business and Environment Learning and Leadership conference on integrating environmental issues into business education, University of Texas, Austin, 1994.
• Attended several teaching improvement workshops at the University of Oregon,
  1992, 1993, 1994, and 1995.

• Enhanced and maintained software that accompanies the text Production and Operations Management by Norman Gaither, 1988 - 1990

Graduate Theses and Dissertations

	Last 5 Years	Career
THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
Number of Masters Theses Supervised
Number of Masters Committees (excluding number supervised)
Number of Doctoral Dissertations Supervised
Number of Doctoral Dissertation Committees (excluding number supervised)
Number of Doctoral COBA Supervisor Committees Chaired	1	1
Number of Doctoral COBA Supervisor Committees (excluding number chaired)	6	6

Intellectual Contributions

• Patrick R. McMullen and Gregory V. Frazier, "A Heuristic for Solving Mixed-Model Line Balancing Problems with Stochastic Task Durations and Parallel Stations," International Journal of Production Economics, forthcoming, 1997.
• Gregory V. Frazier and Mark T. Spriggs, "Achieving Competitive Advantage Through Group Technology," Business Horizons, v39, n3, May-June 1996, 83-90.
• Gregory V. Frazier, "An Evaluation of Group Scheduling Heuristics in a Flow-Line Manufacturing Cell," International Journal of Production Research, v34, n4, 1996, 959-976.
• Paul C. Jordan and Gregory V. Frazier, "Is the Full Potential of Cellular Manufacturing Being Achieved?," Production and Inventory Management Journal, v34, n1, 1993, 70-72.
• Gregory V. Frazier and Norman Gaither, "Seed Selection Procedures for Cell Formation Heuristics," International Journal of Production Research, v29, n11, 1991, 2227-2237.
• Gregory V. Frazier, Norman Gaither, and David L. Olson, "A Procedure For Dealing With Multiple Objectives in Cell Formation Decisions," Journal of Operations Management, v9, n4, 1990, 465-480.
• Norman Gaither, Gregory V. Frazier, and Jerry C. Wei, "From Job Shops to Manufacturing Cells," Production and Inventory Management Journal, v31, n4, 1990, 33-37.

• Richard Todd La Salle and Gregory V. Frazier, "The Hub Location Problem with Finite Capacities and Flow Based Discount Rates," Proceedings of the 26th Annual Meeting of the Western Decision Sciences Institute, Kamuela, Hawaii, 1997.
• Patrick R. McMullen and Gregory V. Frazier, "Assembly Line Balancing Using Simulation and Data Envelopment Analysis," Proceedings of the 27th Annual Meeting of the Decision Sciences Institute, Orlando, FL, 1996, 1391-1393.
• Patrick R. McMullen, Gregory V. Frazier and Robert J. Marois, "Comparing Assembly Line Balancing Solutions via Data Envelopment Analysis," Proceedings of the 25th Annual Meeting of the Western Decision Sciences Institute, Seattle, WA, 1996, 454-456.
• Gregory V. Frazier, "Batch Overlapping in Cellular Manufacturing," Proceedings of the 1995 Decision Sciences Institute Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, 1995, 1248-1250.
• Patrick R. McMullen and Gregory V. Frazier, "A Simulation Approach for Solving Mixed-Model Assembly Line Balancing Problems with Stochastic Task Durations," Proceedings of the 24th Annual Meeting of the Western Decision Sciences Institute, San Francisco, CA, 1995, 616-618.
• Gregory V. Frazier, "An Evaluation of Group Scheduling Rules," Proceedings of the 1994 Decision Sciences Institute Annual Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1994, 1755-1757.
• Timothy M. Bergquist and Gregory V. Frazier, "Using Quality Control Tools to Improve Inventory Accuracy," Proceedings of the 1994 Decision Sciences Institute Annual Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1994, 2136-2138.
• Paul C. Jordan and Gregory V. Frazier, "Why Sequence Dependent Matrices are Essential in Cellular Manufacturing Design," Proceedings of the 21st Annual Meeting of the Western Decision Sciences Institute, Reno, NV, 1992, 429-431.
• Gregory V. Frazier and Norman Gaither, "Seed Selection in Cellular Manufacturing," Proceedings of the 1989 Decision Sciences Institute Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, 1989, 892-894.
• Benito E. Flores, Frank P. Buffa, and Gregory V. Frazier, "Horizon Dependent Parameters For Exponential Smoothing Forecasting Methods," Proceedings of the 1988 Decision Sciences Institute Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, NV, 1988.
• Gregory V. Frazier and Norman Gaither, "Performance of Line Balancing Heuristics When Task Times May Exceed Cycle Time," Southwest Decision Sciences Institute 1988 Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, 1988.

• Patrick R. McMullen and Gregory V. Frazier, "Assembly Line Balancing Problem with Paralleling of Work Stations Solved by Simulated Annealing," Proceedings of the 27th Decision Sciences Institute Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL, 1996, 1276.
• Patrick R. McMullen and Gregory V. Frazier, "Trends in Group Technology/Cellular Manufacturing Research," Proceedings of the 1993 Decision Sciences Institute Annual Meeting, Washington D.C., 1993, 1531.
• Gregory V. Frazier, "An Examination of Benefits of Cellular Manufacturing," Proceedings of the 1992 Decision Sciences Institute Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 1992, 1179.
• Gregory V. Frazier and Norman Gaither, "Initializing a Cell Formation Heuristic in Cellular Manufacturing," Proceedings of the 1990 Decision Sciences Institute Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, 1990, 1791.
• Frank P. Buffa, Benito E. Flores, and Gregory V. Frazier, "Improving Forecasting Accuracy For Better Inventory Control," Southwest Decision Sciences Institute 1988 Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, 1988.

• Gregory V. Frazier, "Marketing Implications of Cellular Manufacturing," Production and Operations Management Society 1992 Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL, 1992. (invited)
• Gregory V. Frazier, Norman Gaither, and David L. Olson, "Multiobjective Facets of Cell Formation in Cellular Manufacturing,", TIMS/ORSA Joint National Meeting, Las Vegas, NV, 1990. (contributed)

• Patrick R. McMullen and Gregory V. Frazier, "Assembly Line Balancing Problem with Paralleling of Work Stations Solved by Simulated Annealing," August 1997; under 2nd review at International Journal of Production Research.
• Patrick R. McMullen and Gregory V. Frazier, "Using Simulation and Data Envelopment Analysis to Compare Assembly Line Balancing Solutions," December 1996; under 2nd review at Journal of Productivity Analysis.
• Richard T. La Salle and Gregory V. Frazier, "The Hub Location Problem with Finite Capacities and Flow Based Discount Rates"; under further development
• Gregory V. Frazier and Timothy M. Bergquist, "Implementing Quality Control Charts to Monitor Inventory Record Accuracy"; under further development
• Gregory V. Frazier, "Batch Overlapping in Cellular Manufacturing" under further development

• International Journal of Flexible Manufacturing Systems
• International Journal of Production Research
• Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing
• Journal of Operations Management
• Naval Research Logistics
• Production Planning and Control

• Lundquist College of Business Faculty Professional Development Award, Summer 1995, University of Oregon, $7000 grant for research proposal "Application of Quality Control Tools for Inventory Management."
• College of Business Administration Faculty Professional Development Award, Summer 1994, University of Oregon, $7000 grant for research proposal "Determining Transfer Batch Sizes in Cellular Manufacturing."
• College of Business Administration Faculty Professional Development Award, Summer 1993, University of Oregon, $6000 grant for research proposal "An Investigation of Group Scheduling in Cellular Manufacturing."

Professional Activities

• American Production and Inventory Control Society (APICS), 1987 - present
• Decision Sciences Institute (DSI), 1987 - present
• The Institute for Operations Research and Management Sciences (INFORMS),
  1988 - present
• Production and Operations Management Society (POMS), 1992
• Western Academy of Management, 1997

• At DSI annual and regional conferences during the past several years I have presented many papers, reviewed many manuscripts, served as discussant for many papers, and chaired several sessions.
• I attend local meetings of APICS, and am currently the faculty advisor for the UTA student chapter of APICS

• I was competitively selected as a Faculty Fellow by The Boeing Company in Seattle. For about three months I worked full-time on a project at Boeing’s facilities around Seattle, 1996.
• I was selected to participate in a program funded by a U.S. Department of Education grant to study Asian business practices and culture. Participation began with five months of seminars on Asian culture and business issues. The program concluded with a three-week study tour of companies and organizations in Seoul, Tokyo, Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong, 1996.
• I was recognized as a Certified Fellow in Production and Inventory Management (CFPIM) by APICS. This is a valued industry-level certification of competence in my field. Being certified as a Fellow indicates the highest level of achievement and a demonstrated willingness to disseminate knowledge and educate others, 1993.
• At the University of Oregon I conducted/advised independent studies with many students at the undergraduate, masters and Ph.D. levels on a variety of issues in my field.

University and Community Service

• Ph.D. Program Committee, 1994 - 1996.
• Computer Advisory Committee, 1994.
• Computer Support Specialist Search Committee, 1993.

• Faculty advisor for several incoming MBA students.

• I was the faculty advisor for MBA and undergraduate student teams competing in the International Collegiate Business Policy Competition. All students received course credit for their participation, 1994 and 1995.

• I coordinated, wrote many questions for, and graded several Ph.D. comprehensive examinations in Production and Operations Management at the University of Oregon, 1992 - 1995.

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