L. Imhoff Globalization Scholarship Award

Harshil Goel, an ISyE junior (BSIE 2017) is the recipient of the nationally awarded John. L. Imhoff Globalization Scholarship from Alpha Pi Mu (APM), the IE honor society. He currently serves as president of the Georgia Tech chapter of APM. As an international student from India, he also serves as president of the Georgia Tech International Ambassadors.

Alpha Pi Mu Excellence Award

The Alpha Pi Mu Honor Society presents $500 to a senior with the best academic achievement including GPA, academic rigor, research, and other scholarly accomplishment. The winner’s name will be added to the perpetual plaque outside of the academic office. The winner is selected based on recommendations made by faculty and Alpha Pi Mu leadership. 

Nick and Dylan Buczek have been together their whole life, as best friends and biggest supporters of one another. No surprise, being that they are twins.  The powerful pair both studied supply chain engineering at ISyE and post-graduation are beginning their careers at Johnson & Johnson, albeit in different states.

Zihao Li is a Ph.D. student in H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial & Systems Engineering at Georgia Tech. He graduated his B.S. in Industrial and System Engineering from Georgia Tech. His research focuses on modeling and solving practical problems with game theory elements using optimization models. He has done work in computing health access of patients with rare diseases using centralized and decentralized optimization models. His most recent research focuses on building models on variations of stable matching problems in humanitarian organizations.

L. Imhoff Globalization Scholarship Award

I joined PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP in February 2015 and am currently working as an Advisory Associate in the New York office. I graduated from The Georgia Institute of Technology in December 2014 with a Bachelors’ degree in Industrial Engineering and a concentration in Supply Chain Engineering. In addition to my Bachelors’ degree, I also completed a minor in Management Leadership Studies and a certificate in Finance at Georgia Tech. I am an eager and quick learner, always looking to explore new opportunities. 

Hongfan (Kevin) Chen received the ISyE Alpha Pi Mu Academic Excellence Award and the COE Outstanding Undergraduate Research Award.In an impressive five year span, Kevin has managed to complete two majors: IE and Math; two internships; three Ph.D. classes; and two research projects as well as a ticket to ACC Meeting of the Mind Conference.  Kevin has been admitted to multiple top PhD programs and aspires to be a professor. 

Alpha Pi Mu Excellence Award: 2013

The Alpha Pi Mu Honor Society presents $500 to a senior with the best academic achievement including GPA, academic rigor, research, and other scholarly accomplishment. The winner’s name will be added to the perpetual plaque outside of the academic office. The winner is selected based on recommendations made by faculty and Alpha Pi Mu leadership.