WORMS Award

Award for women in operations research From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The WORMS Award for the Advancement of Women in Operations Research and Management Science is given annually by WORMS, the Forum on Women in OR/MS of the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences, to "a person who has contributed significantly to the advancement and recognition of women in the field of Operations Research and the Management Sciences (OR/MS)".[1]

Recipients

The winners of the WORMS Award have included:[1]

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NameInstitutionYear
Cynthia Barnhart[2]MIT2005
Jane Ammons[3]Georgia Tech2005
Radhika Kulkarni[4]SAS Institute2006
Anna Nagurney[5]U. Mass. Amherst2007
Candace A. Yano[6]UC Berkeley2008
Alice E. Smith[7]Auburn2009
Brenda L. Dietrich[8]IBM2010
Berna Dengiz[9]Başkent Univ.2011
Vicki Sauter[10]U. Missouri–St. Louis2012
Kathryn Stecke[11]UT Dallas2013
Aleda Roth[12]Clemson2014
Margaret Brandeau[13]Stanford2015
Karen Smilowitz[14]Northwestern2016
Ruth J. Williams[15]UC San Diego2017
Susan M. Sanchez[16]Naval Postgraduate School2018
Laura Albert[17]U. Wisconsin2019
Sharon Arroyo[1]Boeing2019
Julie Ivy[18]NC State2020
Pınar Keskinocak[19]Georgia Tech2021
Georgia PerakisMIT/Sloan School of Management2022
Ruchi MahindruIBM2022
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