Kathleen Miezio, Ph.D.
Adjunct Professor
- Milwaukee WI UNITED STATES
- Rosenberg Hall: R05
- Rader School of Business
Kathleen Miezio's expertise includes industrial design, education, new product management and human factors in industrial engineering.
Education, Licensure and Certification
Ph.D.
Industrial Engineering
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1992
M.S.
Industrial Engineering - Human Factors
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1987
M.S.
Curriculum and Instruction
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1985
B.S.
Education
University of Wisconsin
1973
Biography
Areas of Expertise
Accomplishments
Modern College of Business, Muscat Oman
Fulbright Senior Scholar
Affiliations
- Kathleen Miezio Consulting : Principal
Event and Speaking Appearances
Graduate Work in the USA for Engineers
Guiataina Engineering College, Visukaputnam India
Leadership Workshop
4 day conference AMIDEAST, Muscat Oman
India and Ascendancy
International Conference on Business and Economics, Alagappa University, Tamil Nadu India
Occupational Stress
AMIDEAST, Muscat Oman
Executive Efficiency
International Conference on Business and Economics, Alagappa University, Tamil Nadu India
Research Grants
Fulbright Fellowship Grant
US Department of State
$98,000
The Effectiveness of Interventions to Deal with Shift work Fatigue
Barrick Mining
$50,000
ADVANCE Program for the recruitment and retention of women in science and engineering
National Science Foundation
$1,200,000
Curriculum and Equipment to teach Transportation Ergonomics and Safety to gifted high school seniors at the West Virginia Governors's Academy
US Department of Transportation, Rayhall Transportation Institute
$25,000
Research and development of training materials for workers in the hazardous waste industry
National Environmental Education and Training Center, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
$588,000
Selected Publications
A Computer Application to Teach Financial Literacy
IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference (GHTC)Warder, M.F., Gottlieb, T.J., Jung, P.J., Miezio, K.R., Carlson-Oehlers, V., Cohen, B.A
2018
The system of teaching financial literacy described in this paper has been developed by an undergraduate electrical engineering student. This system illustrates sophisticated economic concepts and the importance of household savings to people in developing countries. An undergraduate software engineering student has developed this system into a computer application to enhance and widen its usability, particularly with rural, subsistence farming communities. The computer application, which can be installed on both computers and smartphones, can be used by organizations that teach financial literacy in these communities.
Financial Literacy Education and Responsibilities in Developing Countries Using a Computer Application
IEEE International Symposium on Technology and Society (ISTAS)Warder, M.F., Gottlieb, T.J., Jung, P.J., Miezio, K.R., Carlson-Oehlers, V., Cohen, B.A.
2018
The following topics are dealt with: human factors; social networking (online); sustainable development; social aspects of automation; data privacy; ethical aspects; distributed power generation; government data processing; educational institutions; innovation management.
