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Sean Scheiderer is a technology consultant specializing in [[call centers]] and [[e-commerce]]. He has worked with [[amazon.com |
Sean Scheiderer is a technology consultant specializing in [[call centers]] and [[e-commerce]]. He has worked with [[amazon.com]], [[Exel]], [[Gymboree]], [[Insight Cable]], [[Time Warner Cable]], and [[Victoria's Secret]]. |
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Scheiderer was a University Fellow at [[The Ohio State University]] where he earned bachelor's and master's degrees in Comparative Studies in Science, Technology, and Society and also attended the [[Moritz College of Law]]. He taught a course there titled "Values, Science, and Technology in American Culture: Shaping Our Bodies," and won the Excellence in Teaching award, given to only 10 out of 3,000 instructors at OSU. His thesis is titled [http://www.worldcat.org/title/mass-consumption-scientific-fact-unmaking-in-popular-diet-literature/oclc/50442007 "Mass Consumption: Scientific Fact-(Un)Making In Popular Diet Literature."] Scheiderer has presented his research at the [[California Institute of Technology]] and [[Loyola University Chicago]], and has had his work in science and culture published in several languages. He is also a proud contributor to the [[Oxford English Dictionary]]. |
Scheiderer was a University Fellow at [[The Ohio State University]] where he earned bachelor's and master's degrees in Comparative Studies in Science, Technology, and Society and also attended the [[Moritz College of Law]]. He taught a course there titled "Values, Science, and Technology in American Culture: Shaping Our Bodies," and won the Excellence in Teaching award, given to only 10 out of 3,000 instructors at OSU. His thesis is titled [http://www.worldcat.org/title/mass-consumption-scientific-fact-unmaking-in-popular-diet-literature/oclc/50442007 "Mass Consumption: Scientific Fact-(Un)Making In Popular Diet Literature."] Scheiderer has presented his research at the [[California Institute of Technology]] and [[Loyola University Chicago]], and has had his work in science and culture published in several languages. He is also a proud contributor to the [[Oxford English Dictionary]]. |
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Sean Scheiderer is a technology consultant specializing in call centers and e-commerce. He has worked with amazon.com, Exel, Gymboree, Insight Cable, Time Warner Cable, and Victoria's Secret.
Scheiderer was a University Fellow at The Ohio State University where he earned bachelor's and master's degrees in Comparative Studies in Science, Technology, and Society and also attended the Moritz College of Law. He taught a course there titled "Values, Science, and Technology in American Culture: Shaping Our Bodies," and won the Excellence in Teaching award, given to only 10 out of 3,000 instructors at OSU. His thesis is titled "Mass Consumption: Scientific Fact-(Un)Making In Popular Diet Literature." Scheiderer has presented his research at the California Institute of Technology and Loyola University Chicago, and has had his work in science and culture published in several languages. He is also a proud contributor to the Oxford English Dictionary.
Professional certifications Scheiderer holds include Six Sigma Black Belt, Lean Production, and CompTIA Strata IT Fundamentals. He is a member of APICS (The Association for Operations Management) and Mensa International.
Scheiderer is an amateur astronomer and enjoys playing guitar. He and his wife Lisa live in New Albany, Ohio, a suburb of Columbus, Ohio.