The Department of Physics and Engineering faculty spans an impressive range of disciplines and interests, from civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering to optics, astrophysics, and cosmology, and from atmospheric physics and hydrology to alternative energy and sustainable energy engineering technologies.
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970-247-6096 Email
970-247-7160 Email Website
Leah Hale PEAQS & STROBE Grant Coordinator Berndt Hall, RM 603 970-247-6532 Email Leah
Paula Miller Administrative Assistant SFH 2770 970-247-6014 Email Paula
Carl Bickford Laboratory Coordinator Berndt Hall, RM 671 970-247-6335 Email Carl Carl is Professor Emeritus of Engineering and Renewable Energy (San Juan College, Farmington, NM). He designed and taught courses for engineering transfer for 27 years. He also started a renewable energy training program and has lived with off-grid solar electricity and heat for 20 years.
Jason Wagner Machine Shop Coordinator Berndt Hall, RM 634 970-247-6490 Email Jason
Ryan Haaland, Emeritus Professor of Physics and Engineering (2006 - 2019)
B.A., Physics and Math, Concordia College, 1985 M.S. Space Physics, University of California Los Angeles, 1990 Ph.D., Physics, University of Oxford, 1999
Martha Iverson, Emeritus Professor of Physics and Engineering (1992 - 2005)
B.S., Physics, University of Colorado, 1971 Ph.D. Physics, University of Colorado, 1976
Tom D. Norton, Emeritus Professor of Physics and Engineering (1973-2003)
B.S., University of Oklahoma, 1966 M.S., Physics, University of Oklahoma, 1967 Ph.D., Physics, University of Oklahoma, 1972
Carla Williams, Emeritus Professor of Engineering (1984-2002)
B.S.S.E., John Brown University, 1969 M.A., University of New Mexico, 1973 Ph.D., Computer Engineering., University of New Mexico, 1991
James M. Costello, Emeritus Professor of Physics (1985-2000)
B.A., Doane College, 1959 M.S., University of Nebraska, 1963 Ph.D., Physics, University of Nebraska, 1967