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Registered Student Organization
Advanced Manufacturing Club
Read MoreThe Advanced Manufacturing Club is a student-led organization dedicated to exploring the future of modern manufacturing. Our mission is to bring together students from all colleges and disciplines to collaborate, innovate, and prepare for careers in advanced technologies.
What is Advanced Manufacturing?
The Advanced Manufacturing Club explores the latest innovations, technologies, and practices shaping the future of manufacturing. Our mission is to provide hands-on learning opportunities, foster collaboration among students, faculty, and industry professionals, and prepare members to excel in a rapidly evolving global manufacturing environment. Through workshops, guest speakers, plant tours, and project-based activities, the club creates a platform for developing technical skills, problem-solving abilities, and professional networks that support both academic and career success.
The roles we play
Club students bring knowledge of project management, supply chains, and entrepreneurship to help turn technical ideas into market-ready solutions, contribute design, technical skills, robotics, and software expertise to build and improve manufacturing systems, add problem-solving, creativity, and communication skills that strengthen teamwork, design thinking, and outreach, as well as support training, workforce development, and teaching practices that make advanced manufacturing accessible to all.
What to Expect in the Club
- Guest speakers from industry leaders and faculty advisors
- Opportunities to tour local companies and manufacturing facilities
- Networking with peers across disciplines to prepare for internships and careers
The Advanced Manufacturing Club is more than just a student organization, as it is a community where collaboration, innovation, and leadership come together to shape the future.
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Registered Student Organization
Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management
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About Us
The GLSCM Student Organization at Athens State University is dedicated to fostering professional development, academic growth, and community engagement among students pursuing or interested in logistics and supply chain management. We bridge the gap between academic knowledge and real world applications through networking, educational events, and industry insights.
Industry Connection
We draw inspiration from ASCM (Association for Supply Chain Management), the global leader in supply chain best practices, to bring real-world insight into our events. Students can apply for a free ASCM membership and get discounts on top certifications like:
- Certified in Production and Inventory Management – Master production and inventory strategies that drive global supply chain success.
- Certified Supply Chain Professional – Showcase expertise in building efficient, end-to-end global supply chains.
Our Organization Gives You Opportunities To:
Learn the Industry
Explore how products move efficiently from factories to customers worldwide and gain insight into global supply chains.Get Involved – Take on leadership positions, participate in volunteer opportunities, and attend special campus and industry events.
Network - Meet, connect, and build relationships with professionals, alumni, and guest speakers in the logistics field.
Join the Community
Become part of a motivated, passionate group shaping the future of supply chains and logistics innovation.Meetings
The chapter will meet on the fourth Thursday of every month at 6:00 pm virtually. Please email the club advisor for that link.
Officers

Gregory Walcott
PresidentI currently reside in Toney, Alabama. I consider myself a lifelong learner, and as such, I do indulge in quite a bit of recreational reading. Some of my hobbies include cheering on and coaching a son, age 20, and daughter, age 13 in their various sports and academic endeavors.
I joined our Athens State University APICS chapter for the camaraderie and fellowship of like-minded individuals, along with the mentorship and guidance provided by our sponsors, which has thus far proven to be an amazing experience! We are looking to expand our membership, join us today!

Dominick Zarnesky
Vice-PresidentI am currently serving as the Vice President of the Athens State University APICS chapter. I am an IDP student in my penultimate semester. I will be graduating in April with minors in L&SCM and Project Management. I have lived in the Huntsville area for most of my life. I am married to my wonderful wife, Abigail. I am a legacy student at ASU.

Christen Woods
SecretaryMy major is in Logistics and Supply Chain Management with a minor in Acquisition and Contract Management, and I hope to graduate in December 2022. Before moving to Alabama, I received my associate degree from the College of Southern Maryland in Business Administration and became a member of the Phi Theta Kappa Honors Society. When I am not doing coursework or involved in club activities, I enjoy reading, writing, and playing the guitar. I have greatly enjoyed my time with APICS and encourage anyone who is interested in joining to reach out to me with questions.
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