Macomb alum turns military experience into global supply chain career path
After serving in the U.S. Marines in aviation supply, William Shepherd enrolled in Macomb’s Global Supply Chain Management program to turn his military experience into a career. William recently earned his associate degree from Macomb and is planning to transfer to the University of Michigan–Flint to pursue a bachelor’s degree in supply chain management. His background in logistics, sales, and accounting seemed like a natural fit for this booming field, he said.
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Macomb alum turns military experience into global supply chain career path
After serving in the U.S. Marines in aviation supply, William Shepherd enrolled in Macomb’s Global Supply Chain Management program to turn his military experience into a career. William recently earned his associate degree from Macomb and is planning to transfer to the University of Michigan–Flint to pursue a bachelor’s degree in supply chain management. His background in logistics, sales, and accounting seemed like a natural fit for this booming field, he said.
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Macomb alum turns military experience into global supply chain career path
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by Macomb Community CollegeAfter serving in the U.S. Marines in aviation supply, William Shepherd enrolled in Macomb’s Global Supply Chain Management program to turn his military experience into a career. William recently earned his associate degree from Macomb and is planning to transfer to the University of Michigan–Flint to pursue a bachelor’s degree in supply chain management. His background in logistics, sales, and accounting seemed like a natural fit for this booming field, he said.
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