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Michael Phang resumeBIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION MICHAEL K. PHANG, Ph.D., P.E., S.E., SECB, F.ASCE PRESENT POSITION Professor Emeritus Department of Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering College of Engineering University of Miami Coral Gables, Florida 33124-0630 Telephone: (305) 284-2991 Fax: (305) 284-3492 PERSONAL DATA Home Address/Phone: 4779 Collins Avenue, Unit 3007 Miami Beach, Florida 33140-3259 Telephone: (786) 276-4334 Cell: (786) 236-8669 E-mail: mkphang1@gmail.com Marital Status: Married - Wife and Two Children Citizenship: U.S.A. EDUCATION Institutional: B.S. (Civil Engineering) Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington, 1958 M.S. (Structural Engrg.) Washington State Univ., Pullman, Washington, 1964 Ph.D. (Civil Engineering) Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, 1970 Other Preparation: University of Missouri - Rolla, Finite Element Method, 1972 Harvard University, Environmental Impact Statements and Public Participation, 1974 University of California (Berkeley), Harbor, Ports and Offshore Terminals, 1975 University of California (Berkeley), Deep-Sea Oil-Production Structures, 1978 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Port Design and Development, 1979 University of Wisconsin (Madison), Docks and Marinas, 1980 University of Southern California, Structural Design for Earthquakes, 1981 Measurements Group, Raleigh, North Carolina, Workshop on Experimental Stress Analysis Techniques for the Teaching Laboratory, 1984 The Asphalt Institute, Course in Asphalt Pavements, 1988 University of Wisconsin (Madison), Cathodic Protection Design, 1990 Michael K. Phang/ 2 Certifications and Professional Engineering Licensures: Professional Engineer State of Washington State of New York State of Alabama State of Florida State of Michigan State of North Carolina State of Ohio State of Indiana State of Georgia Structural Engineer State of Washington Structural Engineering Certification Board (NCSEA) Shelter Design and Analysis, Federal Emergency Management Agency Multi-Disaster Design, Defense Civil Preparedness Agency PROFESSIONAL AND HONORARY SOCIETY MEMBERSHIPS Member (1963) /Fellow (1985) /Life (1996) - American Society of Civil Engineers Member - American Society for Engineering Education, l966 Member - American Concrete Institute, 1968 Member - Society for Experimental Mechanics, 1972 Prof. Member - Prestressed Concrete Institute, 1966 Member/Fellow - Florida Engineering Society, 1984 and 1998 Member - Structural Engineers Association of Washington, 1963 Member - Florida Structural Engineers Association, 2003 Member - National Society of Architectural Engineers, 1986 Founding Educator - National Society of Architectural Engineers, 1985 Member - American Association of Wind Engineering, 1995 Member - Florida Engineering Society Board of Directors, 1993 Member - Wind Engineering Research Council, 1987 Member - U.S. Committee on Large Dams, 1987 Member - International Association for Housing Science, 1990 Member - National Council of Structural Engineers Associations, 2003 Charter Member - Structural Engineering Institute, ASCE, 1996 Member - Architectural Engineering Institute, ASCE, 1997 Member - Society of the Sigma Xi, 1967 Member - Tau Beta Pi (Engineering Honorary), 1968 Member - Chi Epsilon (Civil Engineering Honorary), 1969 Founding Member - Chi Epsilon (Civil Engineering Honorary), University of Miami, 1984 Member - Omicron Delta Kappa (National Leadership Honor Society), 1985 Charter Member - Phi Alpha Epsilon (Architectural Engineering Honorary), University of Miami, 1989 Member - Professional Conduct Committee, Structural Engineering Certification Board, (NCSEA), 2005 Member - Leadership Miami, Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, 1997 Member - FES Ethical Practices Coordinating Committee, 1997-2000 Michael K. Phang/ 3 HONORS AND AWARDS Ford Foundation Fellowship, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1967-69 Graduate Instructional Scholarship, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1967-70 Outstanding Faculty Service Award, Rensselaer Chapter, Chi Epsilon, 1973 Outstanding Service Award, ACI Eastern New York Chapter, 1973 Outstanding Service Award, ASCE Alabama Section, 1982 Outstanding Service Award, Miami Chapter, Chi Epsilon, 1985 Outstanding Service Award, U.M. Chapter, Florida Engineering Society, 1986 Professional Development Award, Florida Engineering Society, 1987 Engineering Faculty Member of the Year Award, Florida Engineering Society, 1987 Outstanding Service Award, Chairman, Florida Engineers in Education, FES, 1987-88 Iron Arrow, Highest Honor Attained, University of Miami, 1988 Outstanding Faculty Service Award, U.M. Chapter, FES, 1989 Outstanding Service Award, ASCE Miami-Dade Branch, 1989 Most Outstanding Professor Award, Miami Chapter, Phi Alpha Epsilon (Architectural Engineering), 1991 Outstanding Service to the Profession Award, Florida Engineers in Education, FES, 1991 Outstanding Service Award, Miami Chapter, Chi Epsilon, 1991 th The 12 Man - Football, U.M. Varsity Athletics, 1992 Outstanding and Dedicated Service, FES, 1991-1993 Outstanding Service Award, U.M. Korean Students Association, 1993 Alexander Orr, Jr. Award for Excellence in Teaching, College of Engineering, U.M., 1999 Outstanding Service to the Engineering Profession in Education, Greater Miami Chapter, FES, 2004 Outstanding Service Award, U.M. FES Student Chapter, 2004 Engineer of the Year, Miami-Dade Branch, ASCE, 2005 ENGINEERING AND TEACHING SPECIALIZATIONS/RESEARCH INTERESTS Graduate Faculty at RPI, University of Alabama and University of Miami Structural/geotechnical engineering and construction materials Offshore/marine/port structures and ocean/coastal engineering Solid and experimental mechanics Structural dynamics/stability and earthquake/wind engineering Natural hazard mitigation/probabilistic risk assessment Energy/mineral resources engineering Integrated building/housing design and construction, and forensic engineering Hospital and health-care facilities/amusement parks and resort planning, design, construction and operational challenges PATENT (PENDING) "Aluminum Instrumentation Frame for Strata Control in Longwall Mines" M.K. Phang and T.A. Simpson, Inventors Michael K. Phang/ 4 EXPERIENCE Academic Positions/Appointments: Clarkson College of Technology (a.k.a. Clarkson University) Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering 1964-1967 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Visiting Lecturer of Civil Engineering 1967-1970 Associate Professor of Civil Engineering 1970-1973 The University of Alabama Associate Professor of Civil and Mineral Engineering 1976-1979 Professor of Civil and Mineral Engineering 1979-1983 Special Assistant to the Academic Vice President Office for Academic Affairs 1981-1982 Mineral Resources Institute Research Professor 1982-1983 University of Miami Professor and Chairman, Department of Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering 1983-1992 Professor of Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering 1992- 2010 Director of Architectural Engineering Program 1994 -1999 Founding Director, Computer Aided Engineering Applications Laboratory 1986-1992 Founding Director, Phosphate Research Institute 1991-1995 Professor of Architecture, Secondary Appointment 1988-1999 Coordinator, Health Care Facilities Technological and Design Interventions Program 1991-1996 Associate Dean, College of Engineering 1999-2003 Vice Dean, College of Engineering 2003-2007 Interim Chair, Departmental of Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering 2005-2006 Professor Emeritus, Department of Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering 2010-Present Professional and Industrial Activities: 1958-61 Junior Civil Engineer, Washington State Highway Commission, Spokane, WA 1961-62 Assistant Civil Engineer, Washington State Highway Commission, Spokane, WA 1963-64 Junior Research Engineer, Division of Industrial Research, Washington State Institute of Technology, Pullman, WA 1965 Technical Consultant, St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation, Massena, NY 1966 Assistant Manager, Empire Soils Investigations, Inc. Northern Area Office, Canton, NY Michael K. Phang/ 5 1967 Structural Engineer, Witt & Van Keuren Engineer-Architect, Gouverneur & Syracuse, NY 1968 Senior Research Engineer, Engineering Research & Development Bureau, NY State Dept. of Transportation, Albany, NY 1971 Technical Consultant, Unistress Corporation, Pittsfield, MA 1972-73 Professional Associate, Smith & Mahoney, Consulting Engineers, Albany, NY 1973-75 Project Engineer & Engineering Specialist, Van Houten Associates, Inc., Consulting Engineers, New York, NY 1975 Vice President, Paulson Engineering, Inc., Consulting Engineers, Saddle Brook, NJ 1975-76 Project Manager, Soros Associates, Consulting Engineers, New York, NY 1976-77 President, International Technical Consultant, Inc. New York, NY 1977-79 Vice President, Southern Earth Sciences, Inc., Mobile, AL 1977-83 Engineering Consultant, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District, Mobile, AL 1991-95 Vice President, Engineering & Research, Wingerter Laboratories, Inc., North Miami, Florida 1986-2006 Engineering Consultant, Miami Seaquarium, Marine Exhibition Corporation, Coral Gables, FL 1996-2008 President, Structural Engineering Consultants, Inc., Miami, FL 1988-2011 Senior Associate, Gerald F. DeMarco, Architect and Associates, Miami, FL 2011- Present Member, Engineering Services/ Performances Evaluation Committee, City of Miami Beach, FL Consulting Activities/Professional Assignments: 1965 Northeast Constructors, Inc., Gouverneur, New York 1965 St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp., Massena, New York 1965-66 E.L. Shea, Attorney at Law, Ogdensburg, New York 1965-67 Empire Soils Investigations, Inc., Groton, New York 1967-68 Robert E. Witt, Engineering Consultant, Gouverneur, New York 1968-69 Hudson River Concrete Product Corporation, Ravena, New York 1969-71 Foster-Lipkins Corporation, Freeport, Long Island, New York 1969-73 Unistress Corporation, Pittsfield, Massachusetts 1970-71 Korean Association of New York, New York 1970-71 Korean Cultural Center, New York, New York 1971 Rosch Brothers Corporation, Albany, New York 1971 Snyder, Burns and Associates, Consulting Engineers, Syracuse, New York 1972 Peter S. Myers & Associates, Consulting Engineers, Orange, Connecticut 1972 Xerox Corporation, Rochester, New York 1972 Smith & Mahoney, Consulting Engineers, Albany, New York 1972-73 Hillside Corporation, Stillwater, New York 1972 Applied Polymer Products U.S., Inc., Schenectady & Troy, New York 1973 Space Research Corporation, North Troy, New York Michael K. Phang/ 6 1973 Goetz and Fitzpatrich, Attorneys at Law, New York, New York 1973 Richmond Screw Anchor Company, New York, New York 1973 The Federal Bearing Company, Poughkeepsie, New York 1973 Shatz Manufacturing Company, Poughkeepsie, New York 1973 Urethane Applicators, Inc., Monroe, New York 1973 Crozier, Kearns and Philippi, Architects, Troy, New York 1977-78 Unistress Corporation, Pittsfield, Massachusetts 1977-83 U. S. Army Corps. of Engineers, Mobile District, Mobile, Alabama 1977-79 Southern Earth Sciences, Inc., Mobile, Alabama 1979 Scotch Plywood Company, Fulton, Alabama 1979 Harbert Construction Corporation, Birmingham, Alabama 1979 GAB Business Services, Inc., Tuscaloosa, Alabama 1980-83 Dlouhy & Associates, Inc., Consulting Engineers, Tampa, Florida 1979-83 Gilbreath Foster & Brooks, Inc., Engineers & Land Surveyors, Tuscaloosa, Alabama 1980 J.M. Nolen, Attorney at Law, Fayette, Alabama 1980 John Plott Company, Inc., Tuscaloosa, Alabama 1981 Rural Services & Research, The University of Alabama, University, Alabama 1982-84 Rose, Wright, Harwood and Cook, Attorneys at Law, Tuscaloosa, Alabama 1984-85 Sullivan, Bailey, Gleason & Wich, P.A., Law Offices, Pompano Beach, FL 1984-85 Floyd, Pearson, Richman, Greer, Weil, Zack & Brumbaugh, P.A., Attorneys at Law, Miami, Florida 1984-85 Arthur Newman, P.A., Law Offices, Miami, Florida 1984-85 Shelby Mutual Insurance Co., Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 1984-85 S and S Construction, Inc., Miami, Florida 1984-86 Don R. Livingstone, Attorney at Law, South Miami, Florida 1984-86 Herbert M. Schwartz and Associates, Miami, Florida 1985-86 Roger McClelland, Attorney at Law, Key West, Florida 1985-86 Weaver, Weaver, Lardin & Liroff, P.A., Fort Lauderdale, Florida 1985-86 Harold C. Knecht, Jr., Attorney at Law, Coral Gables, Florida 1985-88 Wolfson, Grossman, Baron, Herscher & Polsky, P.A., Miami Beach, Florida 1985-87 Adams, Hunter, Angones, Adams, Adams & McClure, Law Offices, Miami, Florida 1985-89 Thompson and O'Brien, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 1986 Jay B. Green, P.A., Fort Lauderdale, Florida 1986-90 Interamerican Engineers and Constructors Corp., Miami, Florida 1986-87 Kubicki, Bradley, Draper, Gallagher & McGrane, Law Offices, Miami, Florida 1986 Lavalle, Wochua, Rutherford & Brown, P.A., Boca Raton, Florida 1986-88 Lewis, Vegusen, Rosenbach & Fitzgerald, P.A., West Palm Beach, Florida 1986-88 Charles L. Neustein, P.A., Miami Beach, Florida 1986-87 John J. Anthony, Jr., P.A., Fort Lauderdale, Florida 1986 The Hartford, West Palm Beach, Florida 1986-87 David L. Swimmer, P.A., Miami, Florida 1986-88 Simons, Simons and Tobin, Law Offices, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 1986-2006 Miami Seaquarium, Marine Exhibition Corporation, Coral Gables, Florida 1987-88 ATA Construction Ltd., Istanbul, Turkey Michael K. Phang/ 7 1987-Present Welbaum, Zook and Jones, Attorneys at Law, Coral Gables, Florida 1987-91 Wingerter Laboratories, Inc., North Miami, Florida 1987-89 M. R. Harrison Construction Corp., Miami, Florida 1988 P. J. Constructors, Inc., Miami, Florida 1988 State Farm Fire and Casualty Company, Wilton Manors, Florida 1988-89 Pyszka, Kessler, Massey, Weldon, Catri, Holton & Douberley, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 1988-89 Mark J. Blumstein, Attorney at Law, Coral Gables, Florida 1988-91 Sheldon J. Schlesinger, Attorneys, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 1988 Paul, Landy, Bailey & Harper, P.A., Miami, Florida 1988-89 Longboat Harbour Owners Association, Inc., Longboat Key, Florida 1989 Armenian Earthquake Relief Organization, Miami, Florida 1989-90 Glen Construction Company of South Florida, Coral Gables, Florida 1989-90 David and French, P.A., Boca Raton, Florida 1989 Herzfeld and Rubin, Miami, Florida 1989 Markus and Winter, P.A., Miami, Florida 1989 Dade County Police Benevolent Association, Miami, Florida 1990 Mark A. Cohen, P.A., Attorneys at Law, Miami, Florida 1990 Leiby and Elder, North Miami Beach, Florida 1990 J.J.W. Construction, Inc, Plantation, Florida 1990-91 Edward J. Gerrits, Inc., Miami, Florida 1991 Daniel L. Brier, Key Largo, Florida 1991-93 Bayfront Park Management Trust, City of Miami, Miami, Florida 1991-92 Glenn N. Siegel, P.A., Attorney at Law, Sarasota, Florida. 1991-93 Green, Haverman & Ackerman, P.A., Fort Lauderdale, Florida. 1993-94 Wesley Construction Co., Coral Gables, Florida 1994 Baptist Hospital of Miami, Miami, FL 1994 VTR Realty, Inc., Miami, FL 1995 Bird-Kendall Homeowners Association, Miami, FL 1995 City of Pembroke Pines, FL 1995 St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co., Fort Lauderdale, FL 1995 Luis de La Cruz, P.A. Coral Gables, FL 1995 Walton Lantaff Schroeder and Carson, Fort Lauderdale, FL 1995-96 Manuel R. Morales, Attorney at Law, Miami, Florida 1995-2010 Josef Silny & Associates, Inc., Coral Gables, FL 1996 The Miami Herald, Miami, FL 1996-97 City of Miramar, Florida 1997 Ocean Monarch Condominium, Pompano Beach, FL 1997-99 John H. Ruiz and Robert W. Rodriquez, Attorneys at Law, Miami, Florida 1998-99 PinnacleOne, Capital Projects and Commerical Risk Consultants, Plantation, FL 1998-2001 County of Miami-Dade, Florida 1999-2000 East Coast Appraisers, Inc., Miami, Florida 1999 Leesfield, Leighton, Rubio & Mahfood, P.A., Miami, Florida 1999 Bender, Bender, Chandler & Adair, P.A., Coral Gables, Florida 1999-2000 Ribler, Gilmartin & Sanchez, Miami, Florida Michael K. Phang/ 8 1999-2000 Strategic Technologies & Research, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 2000-2005 Mariano G. Gonzalez, P.A. Attorney at Law, Miami Beach, Florida 2000-2001 U.S. Attorney’s Office, Southern District of Florida, Miami, Florida 2000-2001 Conrad & Scherer, LLP, Law Offices, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 2001-2002 Cohen and Cohen, P.A., Hollywood, Florida 2004 Consultant, Ministry of Higher Education & Scientific Research, U.A.B 2005-2007 Weinstein and Arango, P.A., North Miami Beach, Florida 2006 Goldfarb and Gold, P.A., Miami, Florida 2006-2007 Majorca Towers Condominium Association Inc., North Miami, Florida 2006-2007 Miami Museum of Science Planetarium, Miami, Florida 2006-2007 City of Coral Gables, Coral Gables, Florida 2006-2007 Baptist Health South Florida, Miami, Florida 2008-2010 Westfield Insurance Co., Jacksonville, Florida 2008-2010 Homestead Air Reserve Base, US Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District 2008-2011 Mager & Mager, LLC (National Trial Group), Fort Lauderdale, Florida 2010-2012 Insurance Claims Specialists(ICS), Houston, Texas PUBLICATIONS AND TECHNICAL PAPERS Phang, M.K. and R. Gilkeson, "State of Washington, Engineering Soils Manual, Soils of Clark County," Washington State Institute of Technology, Bulletin No. 286, 1964, 148 pp. Maytin, I.L. and M.K. Phang, "Instrumentation and Application of the Piezometric Vernier," Abridgement, Highway Research Board Proceedings, 1967. Phang, M.K. and I.L. Maytin, "Cylinders with Side Seam Under Axial Compression,” Paper No. 1335, The Society for Experimental Stress Analysis, Albany, New York, 1968, 24 pp. Maytin, I.L., E.R. Potts and M.K. Phang, "Tracking Pressurized-Sample Dimensional Changes with a Piezometric Vernier," Paper No. 1450, The Society for Experimental Stress Analysis, Houston, Texas, 1969, 24 pp. Phang, M.K. and W.H. Clark, "Flexible Pavement Density: Three Studies," Engineering Research and Development Bureau, New York State Department of Transportation, Research Report 6, July 1972, 53 pp. "The Building Block Research and Design Study," Collaboration with the Center for Architectural Research, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Research Report, August 1972, Vol. I, 218 pp., and Vol. II, 198 pp. Phang, M.K. and H. Kraus, "Behavior of Reinforced Concrete Sandwich Composite,” Paper No. 2038, The Society for Experimental Stress Analysis, Seattle, Washington, 1972, 28 pp. Phang, M.K. and E. Celenza, "Direct Design of Columns Subjected to Combined Loading," Engineering Journal, American Institute of Steel Construction, Vol. 9, No. 4, pp. 142-153, 1972. Michael K. Phang/ 9 Phang, M.K. and H. Kraus, "Flexural Behavior of Reinforced Concrete Sandwich Composite," Experimental Mechanics, Journal of the Society for Experimental Stress Analysis, Vol. 12, No. 12, pp. 549-556, 1972. Hamoudi, A.A., R.A. Bierweiler and M.K. Phang, "Prestressed Concrete Beams with a Longitudinal Cavity," Journal of the Prestressed Concrete Institute, Vol. 18, No. 1, pp. 34-49, 1973. Hamoudi, A.A. and M.K. Phang, "Shear Strength of Post-Tensioned Daps in Prestressed Concrete Beams," Journal of the Structural Division, ASCE, Vol. 100, No. ST12, Paper 11011, December 1974, pp. 2403-2418. Phang, M.K. and R.C. Babyak, "Simplified Solution to Interaction Equation," Engineering Journal, American Institute of Steel Construction, Vol. 12, No. 1, pp. 30-33, 1975. Hamoudi, A.A., M.K. Phang and R.A. Bierweiler, "Diagonal Shear in Prestressed Concrete Dapped-Beams," Journal of the American Concrete Institute, Vol. 72, No. 7, July 1975, pp. 347-350. Phang, M.K. and D.T. Biggs, "Design for Rectangular Reinforced Concrete Members Subjected to Torsional Stress," Journal of the American Concrete Institute, Vol. 72, No. 11, November 1975, pp. 634- 637. Phang, M.K. and H. Kraus, "Effect of Axial Loads on Concrete-Mortar Sandwich Composites," Experimental Mechanics, Journal of the Society for Experimental Stress Analysis, Vol. 16, No. 9, pp. 356- 360, 1976. Ball, J. and M.K. Phang, "Should Professional Upgrading Be Mandatory?" Proceedings, ASCE Specialty Conference on Ethics, Professionalism and Maintaining Competence, Columbus, Ohio, March 1977, pp. 186-190. Phang, M.K., "Dynamic Response of Elevated Conveyor Structures," Proceedings, 4th Annual Symposium of the Waterway, Port, Coastal and Ocean Division of ASCE, Port 77, Long Beach, California, Vol. 1, pp. 343-354, March 1977. Phang, M.K., "Stress Concentrations Around Chain Connecting Circular Hole Bracket SALM System" and "Strength of Reinforced Concrete Members with Various Web Openings," Fourth Annual Research Review, College of Engineering, The University of Alabama, University, Alabama, 1978. Phang, M.K., "Study of Debris/Trash Barrier Systems for the Millers-Ferry Power Project," Final Report, Contract No. DACW01-77-C-0131, W.O. 0004, Report No. 219-98, Bureau of Engineering Research, The University of Alabama, University, Alabama, June 1978, 158 pp. Phang, M.K., "Evaluation of Settlement Computations for Aliceville Lock, Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Project," Final Report, Contract No. DACW01-77-0131, W.O. 0007, Report No. 116-92, Bureau of Engineering Research, The University of Alabama, University, Alabama, October 1978, 83 pp. Phang, M.K., "Ground Control Investigation in Coal Mines Using Longwall Methods" and "Settlement Michael K. Phang/ 10 Analysis of Upper Miter Gate Monoliths, Aliceville Lock, Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Project," Fifth Annual Research Review, College of Engineering, The University of Alabama, University, Alabama, 1979. Phang, M.K., "Settlement of Upper Miter Gate Monoliths, Aliceville Lock, Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway," Final Report, Contract No. DACW01-77-C-0131, W.O. 0008, Report No. 235-92, Bureau of Engineering Research, The University of Alabama, University, Alabama, May 1979, 89 pp. Phang, M.K. and T.A. Simpson, "Field Strata Control Investigations in Longwall Mining Operations," MRRI Project, Contract No. USDI-5194001, Report No. 243-97, Bureau of Engineering Research, The University of Alabama, University, Alabama, September 1979, 30 pp. Phang, M.K., "Feasibility Study of Downstream Bonneville Type Cutoff Wall at Walter F. George Lock and Dam," Final Report, Contract No. DACW01-77-C-0l23l, W.O. 0009, Report No. 244-92, Bureau of Engineering Research, The University of Alabama, University, Alabama, September 1979, 43 pp. Phang, M.K., "Evaluation of Finite Element Studies for Lock D. Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway," Final Report, Contract No. DACW01-80-C-0399, Report No. 260-17, Bureau of Engineering Research, The University of Alabama, University, Alabama, September 1980, 130 pp. Phang, M.K., "Displacement of a Nonprismatic Pile in a Flexible Dolphin," International Journal of the Civil Engineering for Practicing and Design Engineers, Pergamon Press Ltd., New York, Vol. 1, No. 3, pp. 255-261, 1982. Phang, M.K., T.A. Simpson and M. Mesbahi, "Timber Cribbing Design for Coal Mine Roof Control," SOMED Research Report, Contract No. 5-31762, School of Mines and Energy Development, The University of Alabama, University, Alabama, October 1982, 63 pp. Phang, M.K. and T.A. Simpson, "Measurement of Blast-Induced Underground Vibration from Surface Mining," Proceedings, The Society for Experimental Stress Analysis, Spring Conference, Cleveland, Ohio, pp. 202-206, May 1983. Cherng, M.D., M.K. Phang and C.H. Chang, "Miter-Type Navigation Lock Gates," Journal of the Structural Division, ASCE, Vol. 109, No. 10, Paper No. 18317, October 1983, pp. 2235-2247. Simpson, T.A. and M.K. Phang, "Effects of Surface Mine Blasting on Underground Mine Openings," Proceedings, 10th Conference on Explosives and Blasting Technique, Society of Explosives and Blasting Technique, Society of Explosives Engineers, Lake Buena Vista, Florida pp.78-99, January 1984. Phang, M.K., T.A. Simpson and R. C. Brown, "Investigation of Blast-Induced Underground Vibrations from Surface Mining," MRI Technical Report No. 10, Mineral Resources Institute and State Mine Experiment Station, The University of Alabama, June 1984, 426 pp. Phang, M.K., T.A. Simpson, "A Bibliography on Surface Mine Blasting," MRI Technical Report No. 11, Mineral Resources Institute and State Mine Experiment Station, The University of Alabama, 1984, 41 pp. Michael K. Phang/ 11 Malasri, S., M.N. Abdel-Salam and M.K. Phang, "Computer Assisted Instructions in Civil Engineering," Proceedings, 2nd National Conference on Microcomputers in Civil Engineering, University of Central Florida and ASCE Florida Section, Orlando, Florida, October 1984, pp. 227-229. Nanni, A. and M.K. Phang, "CADD101-CADD in the Curriculum," Architectural & Engineering Systems, Vol. 2, No. 3, Sept./Oct. 1986, pp. 29-30 & 66. Phang, M.K.., S. Malasri and A. Nanni, "Microcomputers As Teaching Aids," Abstracts, ASCE Structures Congress '86, New Orleans, Louisiana, p. 354, September 1986. Nanni, A., C.L. Corbitt and M.K. Phang, "Compaction and Lightweight SFRC Mine Cribs," ACI SP 105- 19, Fiber Reinforced Concrete Properties and Applications, American Concrete Institute, 1987, pp. 351- 365. Malasri, S., M.K. Phang and A. Nanni, "Computer Applications in Civil Engineering Education," Proceedings, Engineering Focuses on Excellence, 1987 ASEE Annual Conference, Reno, Nevada, June 1987, Vol. II, pp. 947-952. Soltani, M. and M. K. Phang, "Remodeling and Renovation of Buildings: An Affordable CAE Solution," International Journal for Housing Science and Its Applications, Vol. 12, No. 2, 1988, pp. 137-144. Phang, M.K., Contributing Author to "Handbook of Ocean Engineering," Chapter 6, Section 6.5 Drilling Platforms and Section 6.6 Platform Construction, Academic Press, Inc., New York (in press). Nanni, A., S. Maldonado and M.K. Phang, "Automated Design of Cantilever Retaining Walls," Proceedings, Beginning a New Era in Engineering Education, 1988 ASEE Annual Conference, Portland, Oregon, June 1988. Vol. 3, pp. 1056-1061. Malasri, S., M.K. Phang and R.H. Schuler, "UIG - Cooperative University - Industry Education in Materials Testing - Civil Engineering," Final Report, NSF Grant No. ENG-8612435, University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL, December 1988, 93 pp. Mallik, A.K. and M.K. Phang, "Dictionary of Construction Engineering and Technology," (in preparation/press). Soltani, M. and M.K. Phang, "CADD for the Structural Engineer," Computer Utilization in Structural Engineering, ASCE Special Publication, Edited by J.K. Nelson, 1989, pp. 392-398. Phang, M.K., "Architectural Engineering Programs and Research in the U.S.A.," Proceedings, Innovative Housing Practices - Better Housing Through Innovative Technologies and Financing, 1989 IAHS World Congress on Housing, Porto, Portugal, October 1989, pp. 8-21. Tong See, C., W. Suaris and M.K. Phang, "Indirect Measurement of Blasting Pressures in Boreholes," Experimental Techniques, Journal of the Society for Experimental Mechanics, Inc., Vol. 14, No. 3, 1990, pp. 13-16. Michael K. Phang/ 12 Soltani, M., A.H. Namini and M.K. Phang, "Integrated Systems Approach to Housing Design," Proceedings, Buildings in the Future - Concepts and Technologies, 1990 IAHS World Congress on Housing, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, October 1990, Vol. I, pp. 87-98. Namini, A.H., M. Soltani and M.K. Phang, "Knowledge Acquisition for an Expert System in Land Development," Proceedings, Buildings in the Future - Concepts and Technologies, 1990 IAHS World Congress on Housing, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, October 1990, Vol. II, pp. 355-364. Namini, A.H., M. Soltani and M.K. Phang, "Stages of Knowledge Acquisition and Software Development for a Land Development Expert System," International Journal for Housing Science and Its Applications, Vol. 15, No. 3, 1991, pp. 175-184. Soltani, M. and M.K. Phang, "Computer-Aided Energy Management," Proceedings, Habitat for the 21st Century, 1991 IAHS World Congress on Housing, Ales, France, September 1991, Vol. I, pp. 404-408. Crowley, M.I. and M.K. Phang, "A Strategy for a Logical Progression of Land Policies in Developing Communities," Proceedings, Habitat for the 21st Century, 1991 IAHS World Congress on Housing, Ales, France, September 1991, Vol. II, pp. 654-665. Soltani, M., A.H. Namini and M.K. Phang, "Energy Efficient Housing Design - A Systems Approach," International Journal for Housing Science and Its Applications, Vol. 15, No. 4, 1991, pp. 229-240. Kumbhojkar, A., D. Arnstan and M.K. Phang, "A Combination Probe for Ground Movement Measurements," Experimental Techniques, Journal of the Society for Experimental Mechanics, Inc., Vol. 16, No. 2, 1992, pp. 13-16. Phang, M.K., "Architectural Engineering in the 1990's: A Decade of Challenge and Opportunity," Proceedings, 1992 NSF/Engineering Foundation Workshop on Engineering Education: Curriculum Innovation and Integration, Santa Barbara, CA, January 1992, pp. 407-411. Phang, M.K., "Future Engineering Education and Research Strategies," Florida Engineering Society Journal, March 1993, pp. 14-18. Phang, M.K., and C.M. Perez, "Damage and Construction Assessments on Hurricane Andrew," Report CEN94-1, Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida, September 1994, 37 pp. Phang, M.K., and C.M. Perez, "Wind Load Effects on Residential Buildings," Proceedings, Housing Construction and Financing, 1994 IAHS World Congress on Housing, Salzburg, Austria, October 1994, pp. 221-232. Chin, D.A., and M.K. Phang, "Architectural Engineering Program at University of Miami," Journal of Architectural Engineering, ASCE, Vol. 2, No. 2, June 1996, pp. 78-79. Phang, M.K., "Wind Damage Investigation of Low-Rise Buildings," Proceedings, ASCE Structures st Congress '99, “Structural Engineering in the 21 Century,” New Orleans, Louisiana, April 1999, pp. 1015- Michael K. Phang/ 13 1021. FUNDED RESEARCH/SERVICE CONTRACT PARTICIPATION 1963-64 "Development of a Circular Highway Pavement Test Track" by BPR, Washington Department of Highways and Washington State University. 1965-66 "Testing and Evaluation of Reinforced Concrete, Guide Wall Extension, Eisenhower Lock" by St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. 1965-66 "A Study of Cable End Anchorage Requirements in Prestressed Concrete" by NSF Institutional Grant, Clarkson College of Technology. 1965-66 "Study of Shear Strength and Settlement Parameters of Dry Cohesionless Soils Subjected to Linear Horizontal Vibration" by Research Initiation Grants Committee, Clarkson College of Technology. 1965-67 Undergraduate Science Education Grant by NSF Institutional Grant, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. 1968-69 "Study of Prestressed Transfer Bond in Pretensioned Concrete Beams" by NSF Institutional Grant, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. 1968-69 "Bond and Differential Stresses of Composite Precast Concrete Panels" by Vermont Marble Company. 1968 Support of Laboratory Equipment Grant by Trane Company. 1969-70 "Strength of Gap-Graded Concrete" by Department of Transportation, New York. 1969-70 "Structural Behavior of Foamed-Aluminum Sandwich Construction" by American Can Company. 1970-71 "System Evaluation of the Spillman Building Concept" by Rensselaer Research Corporation. 197l-72 "Development of a Transportation Research Center for the New York State Department of Transportation" by DOT, New York. 1971-73 "Building Block Research and Design Study" by USAF Civil Engineering Center. 1977-78 "Strength of Reinforced Concrete Members with Various Web Openings" by Research Grants Committee, The University of Alabama. Michael K. Phang/ 14 1977-78 "Studies of Earthwork Problems Encountered in Various Structures and Facilities" by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. 1977-78 “Stabilization of Limestone Cavity Foundation with Cement Mortar Grouting” by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. 1977-78 "Evaluation of Mass Concrete Mix Design Used in the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Project" by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. 1978-79 "Study of Debris/Trash Barrier System for the Millers Ferry Power Project" by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. 1978-79 "Evaluation of Settlement Computations for Aliceville Lock, Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Project" by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. 1978-79 "Settlement of Upper Miter Gate Monoliths, Aliceville Lock, Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Project" by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. 1979 "Ground Control Investigation in Coal Mines Using Longwall Methods" by Department of the Interior. 1979 "Feasibility Study of Downstream Bonneville Type Cutoff Wall at Walter F. George Lock and Dam" by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. 1980 "Stability Around Underground Coal Mine Openings in Longwall Operations" by Department of Interior. 1980 "Evaluation of Finite Element Studies for Lock D, Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway" by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. 1980-83 "Surface Mining Blasting Effects in Underground Coal Mine Stability" by Office of Surface Mining, U.S. Department of the Interior. 198l-82 "Cribbing Design for Coal Mine Roof Control" by School of Mines and Energy Development, The University of Alabama. 1983 "Investigation of Lightweight Steel-Fiber Reinforced Concrete Cribbing Systems" by Research Grants Committee, The University of Alabama. 1983-84 "Investigation of Detonation/Borehole Pressure Blasting Explosives" by Alabama Mining and Mineral Resources Research Institute and Research Initiation Grants Committee of the University of Miami. 1984 "Development of Computer Assisted Instructional Resources in Civil Engineering Curriculum" by IBM. Civil Engineering" by NSF. -"Cooperative University and Industry Education in Materials Testing 88-1986 Michael K. Phang/ 15 1986-88 “Cooperative University and Industry Education in Materials Testing – Civil Engineering” by NSF. 1987 Support of CADD Laboratory Grant by Texas Instrument and Digital Matrix Services, Inc. 1988-90 "Investigation of Creep and Collapse Mechanisms in Soils" by NSF. 1989 "Procurement of Geomechanics Research Equipment" by Research Grant Committee of the University of Miami. 1989 "Multiplanning Information Systems" by Engineering Research Council, University of Miami. 1989 "Data Acquisition System for Evaluating Bridge During Weigh-in-Motion of Trucks" by Engineering Research Council, University of Miami. 1990 "Damage Diagnosis in Concrete Using Acousto-Ultrasonic Testing" by Engineering Research Council, University of Miami. 1993 "Evaluation of Structural Damage Caused by Hurricanes" by NSF. 1989- “Degree of Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering with an Option in Integrated 2001 Building and Systems Engineering” by State of Florida Department of Education (PEPC). THESES AND DISSERTATIONS SUPERVISION Clarkson College of Technology (a.k.a. Clarkson University): "Some Properties of Gap Graded Concrete," Harish P. Thaker, M.S.C.E., 1968. (Co-Advisor) "Tracking Pressurized Samples Dimensional Changes with a Piezometric Vernier," Richard R. Potts, M.S.C.E., 1968. (Co-Advisor) Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute: Vemula Subba Rao, M.S.C.E., 1968. (Committee) "Design Aid to the True Stresses of Concrete Beams," Juan A. Murillo, M.S.C.E., 1969. (Chairman). George Limbrunner, M.S.C.E., 1970. (Committee) "A Design Aid for Rectangular Reinforced Concrete Members Subjected to Torsion," M.E. Tasuji, M.S.C.E., 1970. (Chairman) Michael K. Phang/ 16 "Analysis and Design of a Multi-Purpose Structure," Aaron Goldstein, M.S.C.E., 1970. (Chairman) "Structural Mode Response of a Horizontally Curved Girder Bridge," Geoffrey B. Goeggel, M.S.C.E., 197l. (Chairman) "Design Aid for Rectangular Reinforced Concrete Members Subjected to Torsional Stresses," David T. Biggs, M.S.C.E., 1972. (Chairman) "Modified Bending Amplification Factors for Steel Columns," R. Carey Babyak, M.S.C.E., 1972. (Chairman) "Direct Design of Columns Subjected to Combined Loading," Eugene Celenza, M.S.C.E., 1972. (Chairman) Francis Koo, Ph.D., 1972. (Committee) Luis Del Nido, M.S.C.E., 1972. (Committee) "Community Building Design Concepts," Andrew S. Chase, M.S.C.E., 1973. (Chairman) "Design of Structural Tubing Under Combined Stresses," David L. McClosky, M.S.C.E., 1973. (Chairman) "Effects of Web Openings on the Capacity of Wide Flange Beams," Dan Judson, M.S.C.E., 1973. (Chairman) Malcolm D. Graham, Ph.D., 1973. (Committee) "Plastic Section Properties for Structural Tubing, Tee and Pipe Sections," Alan M. Swierczek, M.S.C.E., 1973. (Chairman) Richard C. Pikal, Ph.D., 1973. (Committee) "Simplified Approach to Time-Dependent Losses in Prestressed Concrete," Douglas W. Orlowsky, M.S.C.E., 1973. (Chairman) "Shear Strength of Prestressed Concrete Beams with Dapped Ends," Ali Abdul R. Hamoodi, Ph.D., 1973. (Chairman) "On Rolling Friction of Bowling Balls," Vemula Subba Rao, Ph.D., 1974. (Co-Advisor) The University of Alabama: Eduardo L. Carcache, M.S.C.E., 1978. (Committee) Michael K. Phang/ 17 "Failure Modes of Horizontally Framed Miter-Type Lock Gate Structures," Ming Der Cherng, M.S.C.E., 1980. (Chairman) Joseph I. Harper, M.S.C.E., 198l. (Committee) William J. Nemeth, M.S.C.E., 198l. (Chairman) Roderick Stallworth, M.S.C.E., 198l. (Committee) "Instrumentation and Monitoring Program for Observing Surface Blasting Effects on Underground Coal Mine Openings," Rown Chung Fan, M.S.C.E., 1982. (Chairman) "Computer Aided Design for Civil Engineering," Ronald A. Windham, M.S.C.E., 1982. (Chairman) Masoud Shojae, M.S.C.E., 1982. (Chairman) Mohammad Fazeli, M.S.C.E., 1983. (Chairman) Soheila Sadough, M.S.C.E., 1983. (Co-Advisor) "Strength of Timber Cribbing for Coal Mine Roof Control," Mehrdad Mesbahi, M.S.C.E., 1983. (Chairman) "An Investigation of Optimum Strength for Fly Ash Concrete Mix Designs," Pablo J. Vasquez, M.S.C.E., 1983. (Chairman) "An Investigation of Lightweight Steel-Fiber Reinforced Concrete Mine Support Cribbing," Charles L. Corbitt, M.S.C.E., 1983. (Chairman) Yung Kwaun Jow, M.S.C.E., 1983. (Committee) Mohammad Alimi, M.S.C.E., 1983. (Committee) Robert M. Powers, M.S.C.E., 1983. (Committee) Stephen M. Sanders, M.S.C.E., 1984. (Committee) Ali Sheikhzeinoddin, M.S.C.E., 1984. (Committee) Brenda Peacock, Ph.D., 1983. (Committee) Water Schoel, Ph.D., 1983. (Committee) Daryoush, Tavatli, Ph.D. 1983. (Chairman) Michael K. Phang/ 18 Supachai Tantikom, Ph.D. 1983. (Chairman) University of Miami: "Determination of Detonation Pressure Generated by Explosion of Blasting Agents in Boreholes," Carlos Tong See, Ph.D., 1987. (Chairman). "Continuum Damage Theory for Cyclic Loading of Concrete," Viraj M. Fernando, Ph.D., 1987. (Co-Advisor) "Improving Port Operations Through Service Demand Reallocation," Washington C. Martinez, M.S.C.E., 1987. (Co-Advisor) "Steel Fiber Reinforced Concrete Flexural Fatigue Strength," Youssef H. Hachem, M.S.C.E., 1987. (Co-Advisor) "An Expert System Approach of Design Steel Frames," Viswanatha Rao, M.S.C.E., 1989. (Co-Advisor) "Influence of Fiber Addition on Plastic and Hardened Properties of Florida Aggregate Concrete," Carol D. Hays, M.S.C.E., 1990. (Co-Advisor) "A Three-Dimensional Finite Element Model of the Intervertebral Disc," Mohamed W. Fahmy, M.S.I.E., 1990. (Co-Advisor) "Reliability of Built-up Timber Column," Ramon Riba Ramirez, M.S.C.E., 1992. (Co- Advisor) "Analytical Model of Long Span Bridge Vortex-Shedding Response," Hussein M. Barhoush, Ph.D., 1993. (Co-Advisor) Jinwu Xu, M.S.C.E., Non-thesis Option, 1993. (Committee) "A Multicriteria Denison Making Model for Evaluating Alternative Transportation Plans," Raul Driggs, Ph.D., 1994. (Co-Advisor) "Critical Review and Analysis of Air Travel Demand Forecasting Models," Matthew G. Karlaftis, M.S.C.E., 1994. (Co-Advisor) "Investigation of Crack Location and Crack Mode in Concrete Subjected to Punch Thru Loading Using Quantitative Acoustic Criteria," Vidyanshu P. Pandey, M.S.C.E., 1994. (Co-Advisor) Chantal Gagnier, M.S.C.E., Non-thesis Option, 1995. (Chairman) Michael K. Phang/ 19 “On the Fracture Toughness and Other Related Engineering Properties of Fiber Reinforced Cellular Concrete (FRCC),” Carol D. Hays, Ph.D., 1996. (Co-Advisor) “An Engineering Management-Based Investigation of Owner Satisfaction, Quality, and Performance Variables in Health Care Facilities Construction,” Lincoln H. Forbes, Ph.D., 1999. (Co-Advisor) “Evaluation of Cold-Formed Steel Connections Attached with Pneumatically Driven Pins,” Stuart Baur, M.S.C.E., 1999. (Chairman) “The Perception of Approach Vehicle Speed and Distance at Night,” John Bell, M.S., 2001. (Co-Advisor) Ahmet Yigit Ersun, M.S.C.E., Non-thesis Option, 2001. (Committee) Helga Elizabeth Sommer, M.S.C.E., Non-thesis Option, 2001. (Chairman) Leonor Ortega, M.S.C.E., Non-thesis Option, 2001. (Committee) Marc A. Jean, M.S.C.E., Non-thesis Option, 2002. (Chairman) Daniela Schadler, M.S.C.E., Non-thesis Option, 2003. (Chairman) Diana Beauchamp Lopez, M.S.C.E., Non-thesis Option, 2004. (Chairman) “Disinfection and Bactericidal Effect using Photo-Catalytic Oxidation,” Ying Wang, M.S.C.E., 2004. (Co-Advisor) “Punching Shear Strength of Post-Tensioned Concrete Flat Plates with L-Shaped Column,” Zaher A. Abou-Saleh, Ph.D., 2007. (Co-Advisor) “Evaluation of Non-linear Damping Effects on Buildings,” Krishanthi Alagiyawanna, M.S.C.E., 2007. (Co-Advisor) “Traffic Concurrency Management through Delay and Safety Mitigations,” Deo Chimba, Ph.D., 2008. (Committee) “The Behavior of Moment Resisting Steel Frames under Seismic Excitation with Variation in Geometric Dimensions of Architectural Setbacks,” Duygu Kayikci, Ph.D., 2010. Soheila Sadough, Ph.D. (Chairman) Washington C. Martinez, Ph.D. (Committee) Mary Devetoglu, M.S. (Chairman) Carlos Perez, M.S. (Chairman) Husam A. Shilu, PhD. (Co-Advisor) Michael K. Phang/ 20 DETAILED PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES 1958-61 Junior Civil Engineer Washington State Highway Commission 1961-62 Assistant Civil Engineer Spokane, Washington Directed the work of a survey party engaged in location and construction of highway projects. Involved in materials testing and quality control; reinforced and prestressed concrete, structural steel and bituminous materials. Involved in various highway projects; grading, structures, signing, fencing, paving, illuminations and construction estimates. Field experiences included construction of various bridge structures; prestressed concrete, box-girder, sonovoid, flat slab and steel plate girder. Preparing and writing contract plans and specifications. Structural designs and alterations. Checked and reviewed engineering computations, drawings and test reports of highway structures. Involved in soil investigations and foundation analyses for highway bridges. 1962-64 Graduate Student Department of Civil Engineering Washington State University Pullman, Washington Engaged in graduate studies and research, and obtained M.S. in Structural Engineering degree. 1963-64 Junior Research Engineer Division of Industrial Research Highway Research Section Washington State Institute of Technology Pullman, Washington Responsible for research work of the materials laboratory of the highway research section. Head of a long range project to publish engineering soils manual for every county in the State of Washington. In connection with this work, was engaged in preparing soils map, evaluation of air photos including classification of forest and agricultural soils and geological structures identification. Designed a unique revolving structural steel loading frame for a circular highway test track used for investigating pavement behaviors subjected to varying wheel loads. Prepared contract specifications for the pavement research center. Michael K. Phang/ 21 1964-67 Assistant Professor Department of Civil Engineering Clarkson College of Technology Potsdam, New York Engaged in instructing both undergraduate and graduate students as well as in research, consulting and professional activities. List of courses taught: Engineering Mechanics - Sophomore Mechanics of Materials - Sophomore Structural Design - Junior and Senior Concrete and Bituminous Materials Laboratory - Senior Advanced Mechanics of Materials - Graduate Prestressed Concrete Structures - Graduate Special Projects - Senior Master’s Thesis/Project- Graduate P.E. Refresher Courses - Industry Administrative and Various Committee Work: -Served as thesis advisor to structures graduate students. -Developed and managed Prestressed Concrete Laboratory, 1964-67. -Committee on New Campus Buildings (University), 1966-67. -Committee on International Students (University), 1965. -Civil Engineering Freshmen Counseling, 1966-67. -Had the responsibility of coordinating engineering mechanics instruction, which consisted of statics, dynamics and mechanics of materials. This involved approximately 400 sophomore students in 14 sections with staff of about seven and four laboratory assistants. The responsibility included selecting textbooks for the course, setting up the laboratory experiments and coordinating the uniform common examinations for all sections, 1965-67. -Graduate student advising and counseling. Other Services: Member, Awards and Program Committee, St. Lawrence-Franklin Chapter, N.Y.S.S.P.E., 1966-67. 1967-70 Visiting Lecturer Department of Civil Engineering Machines and Structures Division Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York Instruction of both undergraduate and graduate students, and worked for doctoral degree in civil engineering. Michael K. Phang/ 22 List of courses taught: Reinforced Concrete Structures - Senior Prestressed Concrete Structures - Graduate Advanced Reinforced Concrete Structures - Adv. Undergrad. & Graduate Structural Steel Design - Senior 1970-73 Associate Professor Department of Civil Engineering Machines and Structures Division Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy, New York Engaged in instructing/advising both undergraduate and graduate students as well as in research, extension, consulting and professional activities. List of courses taught: Structural Analysis I - Junior Engineering Laboratory - Junior Structural Engineering I - Senior Structural Engineering II - Senior Structural Analysis II - Adv. Undergraduate & Graduate Prestressed Concrete Structures - Graduate Structural Buckling - Graduate Structural Dynamics - Graduate Plastic Analysis and Design - Graduate Experimental Analysis of Structures - Graduate Matrix Analysis of Structures - Graduate Advanced Structural Engineering - Adv. Undergraduate & Graduate Special Topics/Special Problems - Graduate Civil Engineering Projects - Graduate Earthquake Theory and Design - Graduate and Industry Master’s Thesis/Doctoral Dissertation Administrative and Various Committee Work: -Co-manager, Structural Mechanics Laboratory. -Developed Prestressed Concrete Laboratory. -Doctoral dissertation supervisor and committee member. -Graduate advisor to C.E. masters program (structures). -Graduate advisor to architectural masters program. -Division structural program evaluation committee. -Division structural option committee. -Division space committee. -Division seminar committee. -Civil engineering curriculum advisory committee. Michael K. Phang/ 23 -Civil engineering advisory council. -Civil engineering structural committee. Counseling and Other Activities: -Faculty advisor to Chi Epsilon. -Civil engineering senior and graduate students counseling. -RPI Korean students counseling. -Coordinator, civil engineering faculty-student spring picnic. -Ph.D. foreign language examiner. Community and Public Services: -ASCE Mohawk Section Co-chairman, Training Programs for Minority Youth, 1972-73 -ACI National Committee Member, Committee 348, Structural Safety Member, Committee 444, Models of Concrete Structures -Paper Reviewer, Vibrations & Sound Committee, Design Engineering Division, ASME, 1971 -ACI Eastern New York Chapter Member, Education Committee, 1969-70 Chairman, Awards Committee, 1969-70, 1972-73 Member, Nominating Committee, 1971-72 Chairman, Membership Committee, 1972-73 Chairman, Technical Seminar Committee, 1972-73 Board of Directors, 1973-75 -Special Consultant, Korean Association of New York, 1970-71 -Design Consultant, Korean Cultural Center, New York, 1970-71 -Trustee, Korean Church of Albany, Albany, New York 1971-73 1973-75 Project Engineer and Engineering Specialist Van Houten Associates, Inc. Consulting Engineers New York, New York Marine and Port Facilities Study, Maceio, Brazil Study of numerous alternative marine facilities for the shipment of chlorine and caustic soda by 2,200T barges and 25,000 DWT tankers. Engineering services included preliminary design of berthing facilities - fixed pier with rubble mound breakwater, multi-buoy mooring system and technical management. Extensive hydraulic model tests. Exxon Company, U.S.A., Bayonne, New Jersey a) Evaluation of existing Pier 7 inshore fendering systems and development of new continuous fender systems for tankers and barges. Engineering Michael K. Phang/ 24 services include design, cost estimates, specifications, materials procurement and construction supervision. b) Site evaluations and preliminary design of flexible turning dolphin. c) Design of new Pier 6 turning dolphin and access walkway. d) Other design works: -Work boat storage and launching facilities. -Safety walkway over spring fender system. -Design of tanker gangway landing platform. -Boom securing analysis. -Feasibility study of continuous fender system for existing berthing dolphin. -Disposition of abandoned pier. -Modification to Pier 7 cell fenders and Pier 1 corner fenders. Port and Harbor Development, Portland, Maine Preliminary design study of new crude oil and container terminal facilities for 2-130,000 DWT tankers and various cargo and container vessels; including site evaluations, pipelines to terminals, access dredging requirements, environmental impact analysis, operating and capital costs, and optimization of alternative site locations. Crude Oil Terminal Facilities, Folegandros Island, Greece Conceptual, economic feasibility and preliminary study of crude oil terminal including tank storage piping and civil works, craft harbor, breakwater and new berthing facilities to accommodate one 500,000 DWT and 2-250,000 DWT tankers. Natural Gas Pipeline Suspension Bridges, Colpa (Bolivia) to Yacuiba (The Argentine) Vibration analysis of the pipeline bridges which were part of the system transporting natural gas from Colpa to Yacuiba, a distance of 350 miles. The bridges were constructed to carry the 24-in. diameter pipeline across various rivers along the route; four of these are major rivers for which multispan bridges are provided, the remaining eight are secondary crossings for which single span bridges are provided. Esso Exploration Malaysia, Inc., Tembungo Field, Sabah, Malaysia Provide complete stress analysis of single anchor leg mooring (SALM) located in the 300' depth of water for 100,000 DWT tankers. Offshore Liquified Ammonia Facilities, Puntarenas, Costa Rica Engineering study of offshore loading and unloading facilities for liquefied ammonia carrier of up to 33,000 DWT. Study included alternative facilities - conventional buoy mooring (CBM) system and jack-up type pier with Michael K. Phang/ 25 submarine pipelines, and construction cost analysis. Member - ACI Committee 348, Structural Safety. Company Representative, New York Metropolitan Section, ASCE. Chairman, Board of Trustees, Korean Church of Staten Island, NY. 1975 Vice President Paulson Engineering, Inc. Consulting Engineers Saddle Brook, New Jersey Responsible for all consulting services - planning, designing and construction of a wide variety of ocean and marine engineering facilities including terminals, breakwaters, submarine pipelines, on and offshore structures, dredging equipment, and shipyards and dry-docks. Prepared engineering proposals to various industrial and governmental agencies for soliciting research and development contracts for marine related technology. Coordinated contract administration, all aspects of project and construction management and implementation, materials and construction operations analysis, and estimates. Member - ACI Committee 348, Structural Safety. Chairman, Board of Trustees, Korean Church of Staten Island, NY. 1975-76 Project Manager Soros Associates Consulting Engineers New York, New York Specializing in the planning, design and construction management of port and harbor developments, offshore terminals and material handling systems. These include marine terminals, mooring structures, breakwaters, submarine pipelines, on and offshore concrete and steel structures, foundations, and material handling and conveyor systems. Evaluation of economic feasibility, development of cost estimates, and preparation of benefit/cost analysis of marine and harbor facilities. Systems approach to the optimization, design and analysis of various offshore conveyor trestles using computer programs. Engaged in numerous projects management affiliated with the following bulk material Michael K. Phang/ 26 handling terminals: -Iron Ore Offshore Loading Project, Punta Colorada, Argentina -Offshore Iron and Manganese Ore Project, Gabon, West Africa -Phosphate Loading Terminal, Ashdod, Israel -Kala Iron Ore Terminal, Narvik, Norway -Wologisi Offshore Iron Ore and Oil Terminal, Liberia, West Africa Member - ACI Committee 348, Structural Safety. Chairman, Board of Trustees, Korean Church of Staten Island, New York. 1976-79 Associate Professor 1979-83 Professor Department of Civil and Mineral Engineering The University of Alabama University, Alabama Engaged in instructing/advising both undergraduate and graduate students as well as in research, extension and consulting activities. List of courses taught: Engineering: A Creative Profession - Freshman Theory of Structures I - Sophomore Reinforced Concrete Structures I - Senior Reinforced Concrete Structures II - Adv. Undergraduate & Graduate Theory of Structures II - Adv. Undergraduate & Graduate Numerical Analysis of Structures - Graduate Structural Steel Design II - Graduate Advanced Metal Structures - Graduate Foundation Engineering - Adv. Undergraduate & Graduate Design/Analysis of Engineering Foundation - Graduate Earthquake Engineering I & II - Adv. Undergraduate & Graduate Special Topics/Special Problems – Graduate Master’s Thesis/Doctoral Dissertation Course Development: Coastal and Harbor Engineering (Approved as CE-571) Marine and Offshore Structures (Approved as CE-530) Administrative and Committee Activities: -Research Grants Committee (University), 1977-80 -Committee on Korean Education Exchange Program (University), 1977-83 -Graduate Council (University), 1977-78 -Graduate Studies Committee (College), 1977-79, 82-83 -Director, Task Force for the Safety of Dams & Waterway Structures (College), 1978 Michael K. Phang/ 27 -Advisor, Tau Beta Pi (College), 1978-83 -Advisor, Engineering Executive Council (College), 1977-79 -Advisory Group-International/Overseas Partners Program (College), 1978-79 -Promotions and Tenure Committee (College), 1979-82 -Planning Committee (College), 1979 -Faculty Council (College), 1979 -Trustees, Chi Epsilon Fraternity (Department), 1978-83 -Graduate Program Coordinator (Department), 1981-83 -International Student Affairs Committee (University), 1980-83 -Distinguished Visitors Program (University), 1980-81 -Research Committee (College), 1980-83 -Mineral Resources Institute Advisory Sub-Committee (University), 1980-83 -School of Mines and Energy Development Program Advisory Committee (University), 1980-83 -Program Coordinating Team, Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium (University), 1981 -Academic Affairs Committee (College), 1982-83 -Outstanding Graduate T/A Award Committee (College), 1982 Community and Public Services: -Organized/developed and conducted the off-campus master's degree program in engineering in Mobile, Alabama. -Engineering consultant to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District, Mobile, Alabama, in the areas of coastal engineering structures, geotechnical and materials: a) U.S. Army Hospital, Fort Campbell, Kentucky (sub-surface foundation analysis and evaluation). b) Modification to Rodman Ammo Storage Area, Panama Canal Zone (access roadway section evaluation). c) Flight Simulator Facility, Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi (pile foundation and substructures analysis). d) Aerospace Systems Test Facility, Arnold Engineering Development Center, Tullahoma, Tennessee (caisson foundation problem). e) Drone Runway and Support Facilities, Tyndall Air Force Base, Panama City, Florida (soil-cement construction). f) Theodore Ship and Barge Channel, Mobile Bay, Alabama (coastal and harbor engineering, dredging, environmental problems). g) Columbus Lock and Dam, Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Project, Columbus, Miss. (mass concrete mix design evaluation). h) Millers Ferry Lock and Dam, Millers Ferry, Alabama (design of debris/trash barrier systems). Michael K. Phang/ 28 i) Aliceville Lock and Dam, Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Project, Aliceville, Alabama (settlement investigation). j) Walter F. George Lock and Dam, Chattahoochee River, Georgia and Alabama (feasibility study of cutoff wall construction). k) Lock D, Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Project (finite element analysis) -Initiated, developed, and participated in an evening graduate program and related course offerings in structural engineering for working professionals. A series of twelve graduate level courses in Structural Engineering were offered in 1978 through 1982. *The referenced Structural Engineering Courses are listed in Page 40. -Paper and proposal reviewer for NSF and other professional and technical journals. -Administrative Board, St. Luke’s Methodist Church, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 1976. -Administrative Board, St. Mark United Methodist Church, Northport, Alabama, 1978-83. -Charter Officer, Parent-Teacher Organization, Kinder-Care Learning Center, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 1976. -Treasurer, Vestavia Elementary School P.T.A., Northport, Alabama, 1978- 81. -President, Vestavia Elementary School P.T.A., Northport, Alabama, 1982. -SESA Committees: Member, Research Committee Member, Education Committee -Member, Mid-South Chapter, ACI, 1980-83. -Secretary-Treasurer, Alabama Section, ASCE, 1981-82. -Member, Board of Directors, Alabama Section, ASCE, 1983. 1981-82Special Assistant to the Academic Vice President Office for Academic Affairs The University of Alabama University, Alabama Administrative responsibility which involved working in consultation with the Vice President for Research, and served as Special Assistant to the Office for Academic Affairs in directing, coordinating and evaluating all phases of energy/mineral resources related research activities for the university. Special emphasis was to promote interdisciplinary research efforts and actively involved in promoting and coordinating general research activities for the University. Michael K. Phang/ 29 1982-83 Professor of Civil and Mineral Engineering and Mineral Resources Institute Research Professor College of Engineering The University of Alabama University, Alabama Taught both undergraduate and graduate courses and engaged in research, counseling, extension, consulting and other activities in the Civil and Mineral Engineering Programs. Actively involved in research and promotional activities of the Mineral Resources Institute as the first such research professorship established in the College of Engineering. Provided assistance and support in developing research programs/areas and participated in management decisions and program evaluations in the Mineral Resources Institute. 1983-92Professor and Chairman 1992-2010 Professor of Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering 1994-99 Director of Architectural Engineering 2010-Present Professor Emeritus Department of Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering College of Engineering, University of Miami 1988-99 Professor of Architecture (Secondary Appointment) School of Architecture, University of Miami As department chair, was responsible for the administration of a multidisciplinary department encompassing six degree programs in civil engineering, architectural engineering and environmental engineering. There were combined thirty 30 faculty members in the Department and approximately 10 adjunct faculty members. There were approximately 400 undergraduate and 45 graduate students. The Department offers the degrees of B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. Dual-degree programs are available in the B.S.C.E./ B.S. Env.E. The five-year B.S./M.S. programs and the six-year B.S.A.E./M.S. Architecture are also offered. Developed a new department administrative structure by establishing Associate chair and three undergraduate advisors for each program. Established a department graduate studies committee to oversee all graduate programs. Developed plans to use professional engineers from industry, private consulting and Michael K. Phang/ 30 governmental agencies as part-time instructors. Developed a program of formal faculty evaluation - faculty growth/development plan. Established research incentive programs. Contract recipient of the State of Florida tuition subsidy for Architectural Engineering Program. Established the Phosphate Research Institute. Established student chapter of NSAE (National Society of Architectural Engineers). Established International Fibrous Concrete Institute. Established the Computer Aided Engineering Applications Laboratory. Established Dr. & Mrs. Michael K. Phang Scholarship. Established the M.S. in Architectural Engineering. Installation of Chi Epsilon – U.M. Founding Member (Civil Engineering Honorary). Installation of Phi Alpha Epsilon – U.M. Founding Member (Architectural Engineering Honorary). Installation of Institute of Transportation Engineers Student Chapter. Established Authorized Training Center for AutoCAD, DiGiCAD and Artificial Intelligence for Texas Instruments. Established department visiting committee consisting of members from educational, industrial and governmental sectors. Initiated evening graduate program. Renewed advertisement for department programs. Developed and updated departmental computing facilities and computer instructions for undergraduate basic courses. Streamlined and restructured course numbering systems and offerings. Developed interdisciplinary research activities with Division of Ocean Engineering. Involved as principal and co-principal investigator in funded research projects. Served as paper and proposal reviewer for NSF and several professional and technical journals. Furnished consulting services to a variety of governmental agencies, industries, legal/construction firms and others. List of courses taught: Introduction to Civil/Architectural Engineering - Freshman Mechanics of Solids I - Sophomore Mechanics of Solids II - Sophomore Engineering Design Projects - Senior Numerical Analysis of Structures - Advanced Undergraduate and Graduate Foundation Engineering - Advanced Undergraduate and Graduate Hospital and Health Care Facility Planning, Design and Construction I & II - Advanced Undergraduate and Graduate Behavior of Structural Systems I and II - Undergraduate and Graduate Advanced Structural Mechanics - Advanced Undergraduate and Graduate Special Topics/Problems – Graduate Master’s Design Project – Graduate Master’s Thesis/Doctoral Dissertation Michael K. Phang/ 31 Administrative Council, College of Engineering. College Council, College of Engineering. Faculty Council, School of Continuing Studies. Scholastic Standards and Advising Committee, College of Engineering. Faculty Advisor, Florida Engineering Society Student Chapter, 1984-2008. Faculty Advisor, Chi Epsilon, 1985-88, 1994-96. Faculty Advisor, U.M. Korean Students Association, 1991-2000. Faculty Advisor, Tau Beta Pi, 1988-2008 Faculty Advisor, National Society of Architectural Engineers (NSAE), 1996-99. Faculty Advisor, Phi Alpha Epsilon (Architectural Engineering Honorary), 1996-99. Faculty Advisor, U.M. Habitat for Humanity Student Chapter, 1995-2000. United Way Coordinator, College of Engineering, 1987-89. Real Estate Development Program (Interdisciplinary Master's Degree Program), University. Consultative Committee for Vice President for Research and Dean of the Graduate School Search. Graduate Faculty. Session Chairman for First International Symposium on Phosphogypsum, April, 1984. Session Chairman for XIII IAHS (International Association for Housing Sciences) World Congress on Housing, Miami, Florida, December, 1986. Session Chairman for Second International Symposium on Phosphogypsum, December, 1986. Session Chairman, Architectural Engineering Chairmen's Workshop, 1987 ASEE Annual Conference, June, 1987. Session Chairman, Architectural Engineering Chairmen's Workshop, 1989 ASEE Annual Conference, June, 1989. Session Chairman for XVIII IAHS (International Association for Housing Sciences) World Congress on Housing, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, October, 1990. Session Chairman, Ninth Structures Congress 1991 and Tenth Conference on Electronic Computation, ASCE, Indianapolis, Indiana, April, 1991. Program Director - PCI Design Handbook Seminar, 1985. Program Director - Concrete Pipe Design Seminar, 1986. Program Director - Prestressed Hollow Core Design Seminar, 1987. Program Director - Engineered Wood Systems, Contemporary Construction Applications, 1995 - 2000. Host - 1986 NSAE National Conference, Miami. Host - 1986 Southeast Region Civil Engineering Department Heads/Chairmen Meeting, Miami. Host - 1989 International Conference on Automated People Movers, Miami. Co-Host - 1989 ASCE Specialty Conference, Affordable Housing: A Challenge for Civil Engineers, Miami. Host - 1989 Southeast Regional Conference, ASCE Student Chapters, Miami. Organizing Committee - The First Interamerican Engineering Conference, Miami, 1990. Michael K. Phang/ 32 Member – University of Miami Hurricane Club, 1985 – Present. Organizing Committee - XIX IAHS (International Association for Housing Science) World Congress on Housing, Ales, France, September, 1991. Organizing Committee - XXII IAHS (International Association for Housing Science) World Congress on Housing, Salzburg, Austria, October, 1994. Keynote Speaker - XV IAHS (International Association for Housing Sciences) World Congress on Housing, Oporto, Portugal, October, 1989. Scholarship Committee, Miami Chapter, Florida Engineering Society, 1986-88 and 1996-98. Board of Director, Miami Chapter, Florida Engineering Society, 1988. Vice President, Miami-Dade Branch, ASCE, 1985-86. President-Elect, Miami-Dade Branch, ASCE, 1986-87. President, Miami-Dade Branch, ASCE, 1987-88. 1st Vice Chairman, Florida Engineers in Education, FES, 1986-87. Chairman, Florida Engineers in Education, FES, 1987-88. Administrative Committee, Florida Engineers in Education, FES, 1996-08. Student Professional Development Committee, FES, 1985-93. Annual Meeting Steering Committee, FES, 1986. Vice Chairman, Scholarship Committee, FES, 1987-88. Board of Trustees, Florida Engineering Foundation, 1987-88. Florida Engineering Education Committee, FES, 1987-Present. Professional Concerns Committee, FES, 1988-89. Vice President, Engineering Education, FES, 1991-93. Ethical Practices Committee, FES, 1990. 1998 - 99. Membership Development Committee, FES, 1991-93. Constructed Environment Committee, FES, 1992-93, 1998-2000. Ethical Practice Coordinating Committee, FES, 1997-2002. The President's Council, Gonzaga University, 1987-90. Critique, Design Studio Courses for the School of Architecture, 1988-99. Team, Armenian Earthquake Relief, 1989. Member, ASCE Task Committee on Wind Damage Investigation, 1989-08. Member, ASCE Task Committee on Architectural Engineering, 1990-93. Member, ASCE Task Committee on Architectural Engineering Institute, 1997-98. Southeastern Region Representative, ASCE Department Heads Council, 1991-94. Member, Construction Coordinating Council of Dade County, Florida. 1990-2005. Administrative Board, Kendall United Methodist Church, Miami, Florida, 1984-93. Board of Trustees, Kendall United Methodist Church, Miami, Florida, 1986-93. Sonshine Men's Cursillo, No. 40, 1986. Via Del Cristo Men's No. 43, 1987. Coordinator, Health Care Facilities Technological and Design Interventions Program, University of Miami, 1991-96. Board, Stein Gerontological Institute, Miami, 1991- 99. Coordinator/Faculty Mentor, Effective Teaching for New Faculty, College of Michael K. Phang/ 33 Engineering, 1992-2000. Initiated Order of the Engineer, 1992 Administrative Board, First United Methodist Church of South Miami, Coral Gables, FL., 1993-97. Board of Trustees, First United Methodist Church of South Miami, Coral Gables, FL., 1995-97. Stewardship Commission, Coral Gables Congregational Church, Coral Gables, FL., 1997-2001. Member, Leadership Miami, Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, 1997-Present. Judge, Teacher Mini Grant for Dade Public Education Fund, 1997-98. Department Coordinator/Mentor, Advanced Academic Internship Programs for Dade County Public Schools, 1993-99. Research Council, College of Engineering, 1994-98. Board Member, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Miami, 1996-97. Chair, College of Engineering Self-Study Committee for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), 1994-2007. Volunteer Worker for Habitat for Humanity, 1992-Present. Chair, Committee for Alternative Means of Delivering Engineering Education, College of Engineering, 1996-99. College of Engineering Representative to the State of Florida Engineering Deans' Council, 1986-2007. College of Engineering Representative to the Athletic Programs, 1990-2007. College of Engineering Representative to the Metropolitan Dade County Sustainable/Green Building Coalition, 1995-98. Engineering Education Representative to the Board of Professional Engineers, State of Florida, 1995-98. College of Engineering Director, Florida Engineering Education Delivery System (FEEDS), 1995-2007. UM Campus Representative, American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE), 2000-2008. Board of Trustees, Coral Gables Congregational Church, Coral Gables, Florida. 2012- present. 1986-92 Founding Director - Computer Aided Engineering Applications Laboratory (CEAL) The Computer Aided Engineering Applications Laboratory was involved in new applications and advances in computer-aided technology, and innovative application of computers in civil and architectural engineering. The goals of the CEAL work were to educate undergraduate and graduate students on state-of-the-art computer aided design and drafting, to train practicing engineers on various computer-aided engineering and artificial intelligence programs, and to conduct research on various computer-aided engineering applications. Some of the activities of the Laboratory included computer graphics and geometric Michael K. Phang/ 34 modeling; computer-aided instruction; artificial intelligence (knowledge-based or expert systems, intelligent management systems); parallel computing and parallel programming; networking; and sponsorship of seminars, workshops, and international conferences. 1991-95 Founding Director - Phosphate Research Institute (PRI) The goals of the Phosphate Research Institute were to conduct research on the engineering properties of phosphate wastes; to construct full-scale experimental projects such as highways, residential buildings, and marine structures, utilizing phosphogypsum and phosphogypsum mixtures; to organize seminars and international conferences on phosphate wastes; to assemble and publish information on phosphate wastes; and to seek external funding and gifts to support research activities in the Department of Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering. 1991-96 Coordinator -Health Care Facilities Technological and Design Interventions Program, College of Engineering/School of Medicine/School of Architecture Identify and review selected design projects deemed critical to the University's medical and health care facilities and their support systems. Provide the coordination of healthcare facilities planning and design, and interrelationships of systems. Recommendations for responsive and integrated facility design with implementation of future and emerging trends, and guidance for construction and equipment. Provide also design trends in healthcare technology and evidence-based design recommendations for various healthcare/medical facilities. 1999-2003 Professor and Associate Dean College of Engineering University of Miami As Associate Dean of Engineering, assume academic and administrative responsibilities for the College of Engineering, provide leadership, and oversee the development of college policy for academic programs. Have major responsibility for the appropriate allocation of resources and management of college’s budget. Have a full range of responsibilities associated with the college such as recruitment, admissions, orientations, retention, advisement of students, registration, resources allocation, budgetary support, career planning and placement, co-op and internship programs, and assist and/or represent the Dean to the college’s diverse constituencies. Have special year-round responsibility for coordinating the scheduling and certification of courses offered by all the departments of the college for day, evening, and summer classes, as well as special programs of study and the advising that precedes each registration period. Lead and organize accreditation and assessment Michael K. Phang/ 35 efforts of programs in the college. Coordinate and support the development of external grants in support of the college’s mission. Duties also include: Certification of satisfactory student academic status, and administration of the academic rules and regulations of the University and the College of Engineering as defined by University policy and the Honor Code. The College of Engineering offers 11 baccalaureate, 7 master’s and 8 doctoral programs, along with a number of special study and dual undergraduate/graduate degree programs offered in conjunction with other units in the college or schools in the university. The College staff includes 60 full-time faculty, 10 administrators, 25 funded staff positions, and a number of contract staff and graduate student assistants, and provides education to approximately 1,200 students. 2003-2007 Professor and Vice Dean College of Engineering University of Miami As Vice Dean of Engineering, act as the chief academic officer of the College of Engineering, assume academic and administrative responsibilities for the College, provide leadership, and oversee the development of college policy for undergraduate and graduate academic programs. Articulate a vision for the strategic planning and outcomes assessment, ensure innovative academic programs and faculty development, promoting successful teamwork, the fostering of cultural diversity and collegiality, and inclusiveness and globalization. Responsible for improving and promoting the quality and effectiveness of the college’s instructional, research, and outreach programs. Foster innovative and interdisciplinary approaches to undergraduate and graduate education, and provide direction and incentives for research and creative achievement. Duties include chairing the College of Engineering Strategic Planning efforts, providing leadership for accreditation efforts, including oversight of the regional accreditation of the SACS institutional quality enhancement planning and furthering the development of college assessment activities. Other responsibilities are leading and overseeing the engineering accreditation activities of the ABET for the preparation of self-studies, the evaluation and revision of program review processes and the systematic college-wide participation in assessment planning, implementation, reporting and dissemination of findings. Michael K. Phang/ 36 Serving as the contact point for self-studies, the evaluation and revision of program review processes and the systematic college-wide participation in assessment planning, implementation, reporting and dissemination of findings. Work effectively in a collective and shared governance environment, and embrace development of a diverse, student-centered learning community, and an entrepreneurial approach to balance core programming responsibilities while working with educational and community leaders to promote strong external relations. Work closely with faculty and staff to enhance the College’s prominence, distinctiveness, and visibility; identify and cultivate donor relationships as well as develop other revenue sources; create synergies within the College and throughout the University; promote, build and enhance relationships with the business and professional communities; motivate faculty, staff, and students; and provide energetic and flexible leadership. Responsible for the coordination of strategic planning, assessment, academic program review, and other continuous quality improvement processes for the entire College.  Chair, Strategic Planning Committee, College of Engineering  Chair, ABET Re-accreditation Coordinating Committee, College of Engineering  Chair, College Council, College of Engineering  Chair, Self-Study Committee for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), College of Engineering  Member, Faculty Senate Athletic Committee, University of Miami  Member, Tenure and Promotion Review Board, College of Engineering  Member, Academic Deans Administrative Council, University of Miami  Member, Florida Council of Engineering Deans (FCED)  ABET Accreditation Visit (ASCE Member)  Faculty Advisor, Florida Engineering Society Student Chapter  Faculty Advisor, Tau Beta Pi  Dean’s Consultative Committee on Sabbaticals, College of Engineering  Administrative Committee, Florida Engineers in Education, FES  Critique, Design Studio Courses for the School of Architecture  Member, ASCE Task Committee on Wind Damage Investigation  Member, Leadership Miami, Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce  Volunteer Worker for Habitat for Humanity  College of Engineering Director, Florida Engineering Education Delivery System (FEEDS)  Campus Representative, American Society of Engineering Education (ASEE)  Scholastic Standards and Advising Committee, College of Engineering Michael K. Phang/ 37  Consultant, Ministry of Higher Education & Scientific Research, United Arab Emirates, 2004  Reviewer, International Scientific Committee, International Association for Housing Sciences (IAHS) World Congress on Housing, 2005-Present  Chair, Search Committee - Chairperson of Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering, 2005  College Representative, Oak Ridge Associated Universities/Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education, 2005 - 08 th  Panelist - The Future of Engineering Education in Florida, 89 Annual Florid Engineering Society (FES) Summer Conference and Exposition, 2005  Interim Chair of the Department of Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering, 2005 - 06  Member, Faculty/Student - Athlete Mentoring Program, 2005 - 09  Member, Engineering for the Americas - Short Study Abroad Experience Program, 2006 - 07  Member, Joint Research and Study Abroad Programs with International Strategic Partner Universities, 2006 - 07  Member, FES K-12 Students Committee, 2007 - Present  University Member- Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Committee, 2007 - 08  Chair, Search Committee - Professor in Practice, Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering, 2007  Member, Engineering Joint Interchange Program for Ph.D. with FIU, 2007 OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES 1965 Summer Technical Consultant St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. Massena, New York Designed concrete mixes and supervised quality control of Guide Wall Extension Project, Eisenhower Lock and Dam, Massena, New York. 1966 Summer Assistant Manager Empire Soils Investigations, Inc. Northern Area Office, Canton, New York Responsible for evaluating and review of various test and site reports; consultant to several construction projects. Typical works were: All phases of structural concrete testing and analysis; soil investigation, testing and analysis; structural steel frame analysis and evaluation. 1967 Summer Structural Engineer Witt & Van Keuren Engineer-Architect Assoc. Michael K. Phang/ 38 Gouverneur & Syracuse, New York Olympic Arena Addition, Lake Placid, New York Retaining wall design Miscellaneous site structures design Structural alterations and analysis Villages of Philadelphia, Cape Vincent & DeKalb Junction, NY Analysis of sanitary sewer systems Sewage disposal plant structures design Foundation design Bridge and river-crossing structures design 1968 Summer Senior Research Engineer Engineering Research & Dev. Bureau. New York State Dept. of Transp. Albany, NY Evaluation and analysis of flexible highway pavements research data; and feasibility study of proposed New York State Transportation Research Center. 1971 Summer Technical Consultant Unistress Corporation. Pittsfield, Massachusetts Programmed input data to facilitate the solution of various prestressed concrete structures by the application of digital computer: -Section properties program -Design load table program -Modification to bridge design program Feasibility study of prestressed concrete vs. structural steel highway bridges for proposed Pittsfield By-pass. 1972 Summer Structural Consultant Smith & Mahoney, Consulting Engineers. Albany, New York Arbor Hill Pedestrian Bridge, Albany, New York Structural analysis, design, alterations and construction supervision. Patroons Creek Box Culvert, Albany, New York Design and construction supervision. 1972-73 Professional Associate Smith & Mahoney, Consulting Engineers. Albany, New York Michael K. Phang/ 39 Managing and supervision of employees in the structural engineering department which provides consulting services for all types of structures including highways, hydraulic, sanitary, and public and municipal works. Soliciting existing and potential clients. Responsible for general computer applications - structural, hydrology and surface water, and municipal works programs. 1977-79 Vice President in Charge of Special Projects Southern Earth Sciences, Inc. Mobile, Alabama Involved in various foundation problems, particularly applicable to the design/analysis/construction of retaining structures, including coastal structures and piles and caissons. Soliciting potential clients. 1977-83 Engineering Consultant U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Mobile District Mobile, Alabama Engineering consultant to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the areas of coastal engineering structures, including geotechnical and foundation engineering. Miter-type navigation lock gates and dams. 1991-95Vice President – Engineering and Research Wingerter Laboratories, Inc. North Miami, Florida Apply engineering techniques, procedures and criteria in testing and application of various civil and construction materials, including ceramics and plastics. Involved in facility planning and design, problem analysis, feasibility investigations, and construction management. Generated technical proposals and reports for a wide variety of projects, including vacation resorts/amusement parks, commercial, industrial, public works, and custom residential buildings. Actively involved in business development. 1986-2006 Engineering Consultant Miami Seaquarium Marine Exhibition Corporation Coral Gables, Florida Actively engaged in civil/structural condition assessment of the Miami Michael K. Phang/ 40 Seaquarium on a regularly scheduled basis for the need for threshold maintenance, repair and rehabilitation of marine and coastal structures, and other deteriorating infrastructures, the choice of adaptive reuse of facilities and the necessity of retrofitting for ever-changing code compliance. The following marine/coastal structures are situated in the Park: Whale Stadium (whales and dolphins), Flipper Stadium and Lagoon (dolphins), Main/Reef Tanks (deep sea fish and dolphins), Golden Dome (dolphins and sea lions), Shark Channels, Filter Plants, Restaurant, Administration Building and Gift Shop, Biscayne Bay Seawalls and other training pools/swimming facilities. The activities included monitoring, mitigation and evaluation in terms of visual observation, measuring, probing and sampling, field and laboratory testing, numerical analyses, photographing with record keeping, documentation and report preparation. List of Graduate Courses (Structural Engineering) Offered in 1978 through 1982 – See Page 28 for Reference: Advanced Structural Analysis Advanced Reinforced Concrete Structures Timber Structures Structural Stability Prestressed Concrete Structures Structural Dynamics Numerical Analysis of Structures Advanced Foundation Engineering Earthquake Engineering I Plastic Design of Steel Structures Thin Shell Structures Marine and Offshore Structures