Tom Gresham

United States

Writer and News Operations Director, Virginia Commonwealth University at Freelance

My novel, Donnie Baseball, is now available -- https://t.co/CoSKvznZn1

Articles

How I found my research: By studying grief, Diane Diaz hopes to transform ‘pain into purpose’

1 month ago | news.vcu.edu | Tom Gresham

How I found my research is an occasional series featuring VCU students sharing their journeys as researchers. Diaz, a doctoral student in the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Education with a concentration in counselor education and supervision, uses that background to spur her research into issues related to grief and trauma experienced by those in the military and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) populations.
2025 Supply Chain & Logistics Tech Trends

2 months ago | inboundlogistics.com | Tom Gresham

Tags: April 2025, Logistics I.T., Technology Companies are accelerating supply chain technology deployments, IL’s annual report reveals. Providers are ramping up AI innovations to boost capabilities and seeing robust growth, even as the trends that shape their solutions shift.
How I found my research: Abby Bressette seeks a richer understanding of the natural world

2 months ago | news.vcu.edu | Tom Gresham

How I found my research is an occasional series featuring VCU students sharing their journeys as researchers. Abby Bressette exemplifies the opportunities that Virginia Commonwealth University offers an undergraduate student interested in research.
How I found my research: Cayla Ann DeGuzman studies AI’s role in training for nurse anesthetists

Mar 26, 2025 | news.vcu.edu | Tom Gresham

How I found my research is an occasional series featuring VCU students sharing their journeys as researchers. DeGuzman, a student in the accelerated B.S. in nursing program in the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Nursing, previously earned a bachelor’s degree in computer science from George Mason University.
Reverse Logistics: Moving Against the Current

Mar 19, 2025 | inboundlogistics.com | Tom Gresham

Tags: February 2025, Reverse Logistics Handling the growing volume of returns has never been more challenging—or important—so now is not the time to play “Go Fish” with your reverse logistics operations. Learn to to swim against the typical supply chain flow with effective and efficient reverse strategies.
Metro Moves: Urban Logistics Shippers Get Creative

Mar 7, 2025 | inboundlogistics.com | Tom Gresham

Tags: January 2025, Transportation From parking scarcity to unpredictable traffic patterns, delivering goods in dense cities presents unique logistical challenges. Innovation is helping shippers ease the pain. Urban logistics lies at the intersection of private industry and public life.
Understanding the Consumer Electronics Supply Chain

Mar 6, 2025 | mhisolutionsmag.com | Tom Gresham |Robin Lamerson

Industry FocusBY The consumer electronics industry supply chain is highly complex, with a set of unique challenges that require particularly sophisticated solutions. Those companies that operate in the field have no choice but to prioritize innovation in order to keep up with a field that evolves at a blindingly rapid pace.
Casters, Wheels and Carrying Loads Safely

Mar 6, 2025 | mhisolutionsmag.com | Tom Gresham |Robin Lamerson

BY For casters and wheels, safety starts in part with how well they can stop. When mounted to the underside of a piece of equipment, casters and wheels make it easier for personnel or machinery to transport a load or group of items from one place to another in a manufacturing or distribution facility. Typical industrial applications include platform trucks, carts, hand trucks, assemblies and tow line conveyor carriers.
Hindsight: Gumby replica kidnapped from Williston home remains missing

Feb 27, 2025 | willistonobserver.com | Tom Gresham

Editor’s Note: The following article appeared in the March 3, 2005 issue of the Williston Observer. The Gumby kidnapping case remains as impossible to break as the pliable claymation character at the center of it. Barb Giardi said there have been no new developments in the abduction of the 8-foot-tall Gumby replica that she and her husband, Norm Reuss, posted prominently in the front yard of their Spruce Lane home for 14 consecutive winters.
How I found my research: Fosua Adu-Gyamfi learns from undergrad experiences at both VCU and the National Cancer Institute

Feb 17, 2025 | news.vcu.edu | Tom Gresham

How I found my research is an occasional series featuring VCU students sharing their journeys as researchers. A biology major and chemistry minor in the College of Humanities and Sciences, the senior serves as an undergraduate research assistant in the lab of M. Imad Damaj, Ph.D., a professor in the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology in the School of Medicine. That work has led to her attendance at some prominent national research conferences.