11. Exploring Critical Success Factors of a Natural Gas Fuel Transition Project for Heavy-duty Trucks Open Access Author: Victor, Sara Joelle Title: Exploring Critical Success Factors of a Natural Gas Fuel Transition Project for Heavy-duty Trucks Area of Honors: Interdisciplinary Business with Engineering Studies Keywords: natural gasheavy-duty truckstransportationcross-case analysisexploratory research File: Download Victor_Sara_Naturalgastrucks_SHC.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Diane Parente, Thesis SupervisorDiane Parente, Thesis Honors AdvisorGregory P Dillon, Faculty Reader
12. LEVERAGING SUPPLY CHAIN IDEOLOGIES AND SOLUTIONS TO REDUCE FARM-TO-TABLE FOOD WASTE IN THE UNITED STATES Open Access Author: Burlingame, Karen Lisa Title: LEVERAGING SUPPLY CHAIN IDEOLOGIES AND SOLUTIONS TO REDUCE FARM-TO-TABLE FOOD WASTE IN THE UNITED STATES Area of Honors: Supply Chain and Information Systems Keywords: foodsupply chainwastesustainabilitylandfillfarm-to-tableconsumeragriculturedistributionprocessinggroceryfood wasteunsustainabletransportation File: Download Schreyer_Thesis__Karen_Burlingame__Spring_2017.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Robert Alexander Novack, Thesis SupervisorDr. John C. Spychalski, Thesis Honors Advisor
13. The Impact of the Legalization of Marijuana on Supply Chain Operations Open Access Author: Alvarez, Megan Elizabeth Title: The Impact of the Legalization of Marijuana on Supply Chain Operations Area of Honors: Supply Chain and Information Systems Keywords: drug testingmarijuanalegalizationgovernment regulationtransportationsafety File: Download Alvarez_Megan_The_Impact_of_the_Legalization_of_Marijuana_on_Supply_Chain_Operations.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Robert Alexander Novack, Thesis SupervisorDr. John C. Spychalski, Thesis Honors Advisor
14. WINNING IN EVERYTHING, EVERYWHERE TO EVERYONE: AN ANALYSIS OF WAL-MART AND AMAZON’S ROAD TO SUCCESS Open Access Author: Calderaro, Alexandra Hana Title: WINNING IN EVERYTHING, EVERYWHERE TO EVERYONE: AN ANALYSIS OF WAL-MART AND AMAZON’S ROAD TO SUCCESS Area of Honors: Supply Chain and Information Systems Keywords: WalmartAmazonomnichannelecommerceretailtransportationdistributioncomparisoninnovation File: Download Alexandra_Calderaro_Schreyer_Honors_College_Thesis_2017.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Robert Alexander Novack, Thesis SupervisorDr. John C. Spychalski, Thesis Honors Advisor
15. A Financial and Logistical Analysis of the Merger Between Knight Transportation and Swift Transportation Open Access Author: Salvaggio, Siena Title: A Financial and Logistical Analysis of the Merger Between Knight Transportation and Swift Transportation Area of Honors: Finance Keywords: mergersupply chainKnight Swiftlogisticstransportation File: Download Siena_Salvaggio_Thesis_2020.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Robert Alexander Novack, Thesis SupervisorDr. Brian Spangler Davis, Thesis Honors Advisor
16. Implementing a Commuting Market Access Model to the Washington, DC Metropolitan Area Open Access Author: Gupte, Atharv Title: Implementing a Commuting Market Access Model to the Washington, DC Metropolitan Area Area of Honors: Mathematics Keywords: economicsmathstatisticstransportationgeographyschoolseducationreal estateresidentialcommercial File: Download Thesis_Atharv_Gupte.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Ruilin Zhou, Thesis SupervisorMark Levi, Thesis Honors Advisor
17. Using Public Opinion to Predict Changes in Transportation Demand during the COVID-19 Pandemic Open Access Author: Marron, Colleen Title: Using Public Opinion to Predict Changes in Transportation Demand during the COVID-19 Pandemic Area of Honors: Civil Engineering Keywords: transportationengineeringpandemicsurveyCOVID-19 File: Download Marron_Schreyer_Honors_Thesis_.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Martin T Pietrucha, Thesis SupervisorJay Regan, Thesis Honors Advisor
18. Shared E-Bike: Understanding the Economic Benefits and Costs on University Campuses Open Access Author: Liu, Sihan Title: Shared E-Bike: Understanding the Economic Benefits and Costs on University Campuses Area of Honors: Energy, Business, and Finance Keywords: e-bikeenergySpinenvironmentPenn StatePenn State Transportation Servicese-scooterelectric bikeelectric scootergreenhouse gas emissionsGHG emissionsmicro-mobilitytransportationsustainabilitysustainableuniversity campusridersharing economytraffic congestionvalue of urgencyeconomic benefitseconomic costsbenefitcostbenefitscostsbenefit-cost analysisshort tripsurbanstudentparkingshared e-bikedrivingride-hailing File: Download Thesis_E-bike.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Joel Reid Landry, Thesis SupervisorSeth Adam Blumsack, Thesis Honors Advisor