- Timothy G. Hawkins
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Lt Col, USAF, Military Faculty, Assistant Professor
Graduate School of Business and Public Policy
Monterey, CA 93943
Phone: 831-656-7647
Email: tghawkin (at) nps.edu
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PhD - University of North Texas, 2007
Marketing and Logistics
M.S.M. - Wilmington College, DE, 1997
Human Resources Management
BS - Western Kentucky University, 1993
Civil Engineering Technology
NPS EXPERIENCE:
- 2007-present Military Faculty, Assistant Professor
OTHER EXPERIENCE:
- April 1994 - June 1997, Commodities Flight Commander, 436th Contracting Squadron, Dover AFB, Delaware.
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July 1997 - July 2001, Contracting Officer, Air Education and Training Command Specialized Contracting Squadron, Randolph AFB, Texas.
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September 2001 - June 2002, Education With Industry Intern, NCR Corporation, Global Procurement Division, Dayton, Ohio.
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June 2002 - July 2004, Staff Officer, Headquarters Air Force Materiel Command, Logistics Contracting Division, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH.
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August 2004 - May 2007, Doctoral Student, University of North Texas
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June 2007 - June 2008, Commander, 386 Expeditionary Contracting Squadron, Ali Al Salem AB, Kuwait
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July 2008 - Present, Military Lecturer, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA.
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APDP Level III, Contracting
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Warranted contracting officer
TEACHING INTERESTS:
- Strategic Purchasing
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Logistics & Supply Chain Management
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Government Contracting
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Electronic Commerce
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Marketing: Services, Strategy, Channels, Consumer Behavior
RESEARCH INTERESTS:
- Electronic Reverse Auctions
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Buyer-Supplier Relationships
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Procurement Ethics
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Strategic Sourcing
AWARDS:
- UNT Academic Achievement Scholarship, 2004-2005
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Certified Purchasing Manager (C.P.M.), Institute of Supply Management, 2002
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Certified Professional Contracts Manager (CPCM), National Contract Management Association, 1999
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David Packard Award For Acquisition Excellence, Finalist 2001
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National Contract Management Association's Blanche Witte Memorial Award, 2nd place, 2000
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Air Force Outstanding Specialized Contracting Officer Of The Year, 2000
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Secretary of the Air Force Professionalism in Contracting Award (AETC), 1999
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Certified Acquisition Professional (Contracting), APDP Level III
BOARDS/MEMBERSHIPS:
- Institute of Supply Management
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Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals
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National Contract Management Association (Past Chapter President, Delaware Chapter)
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS: (View an extended list)
- Hawkins, T., Lewin, J. and Amos, C. (forthcoming), "The Influence of Leader Opportunism in B2B Exchange," Journal of Business Research.
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Randall, W., Nowicki, D. and Hawkins, T. (forthcoming), "Explaining the Effectiveness of Performance Based Logistics," International Journal of Logistics Management.
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Hawkins, T., Gravier, M., and Powley, E. (2011). "Public Versus Private Sector Procurement Ethics and Strategy: What Each Sector Can Learn From The Other," Journal of Business Ethics, DOI 10.1007/s10551-011-0881-2
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Hawkins, T. and Cuskey, J. (2011). "Do The Baby And The Bathwater Deserve The Same Fate? An Exploratory Study Of Collaborative Pricing In The U.S. DoD," Journal of Public Procurement.
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Hawkins, T., Coyne, A., and Hudgens, B. (2010). "Exploring the Application of Electronic Reverse Auctions in Federal Procurement: Removing Barriers to Unleash Savings," Air Force Journal of Logistics, 34(1), pp. 2-15.
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Hawkins, T., Gravier, M., and Wittmann, M. (2010), "Enhancing Reverse Auction Use Theory: An Exploratory Study," Supply Chain Management, An International Journal, 15(1), pp. 21-42.
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Hawkins, T., Randall, W. and Wittmann, M. (2009), "An Empirical Examination of Reverse Auction Appropriateness in B2B Source Selection," Journal of Supply Chain Management, 45(4), pp. 55-71.
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Hawkins, T., Knipper, M., and Strutton, D. (2009), "Opportunism in Buyer-Supplier Relations: New Insights From Quantitative Synthesis," Journal of Marketing Channels, 16(1), pp. 43-75.
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Hawkins, T., Wittmann, M. and Beyerlein, M., (2008), "Antecedents and Consequences of Opportunism in Buyer-Supplier Relations: Research Synthesis and New Frontiers," Industrial Marketing Management, 37(8), pp. 895-909.
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