| Bio: |
Dr. Schmucker joined Tri-State University in 2006 and
primarily focuses on structural analysis and design as well
as engineering mechanics. His experience includes assessment
of existing structures as well as design of new facilities,
development of design and/or assessment procedures, design
of repairs and retrofits for existing technical papers,
seminars, and workshops. His work has involved structural
materials such as steel, concrete, masonry, and timber;
and many types of structural systems such as bridges, buildings,
industrial facilities, and offshore platforms.
Internal Accomplishments (service)
• Faculty Advisor, American Society of Civil Engineers,
TSU Student Chapter
• Member, Educational Resources Committee, TSU
• TSU Campus Representative, American Society for
Engineering Education
• Member, Historic Preservation Commission, City of
Angola (To be approved December 18, 2006 by the
City Council of Angola, IN)
• Volunteer, Thunder Invitational, Women’s Volleyball,
TSU (September 1-2, 2006)
• Development of an Architectural Engineering Minor
Program (Principal Author)
• Development of the Structures Curriculum in the
Masters of Engineering in Civil Engineering Program (two
new courses developed)
External Accomplishments/Activities
• Program Co-Chair (ASEE ERM representative) for 2007
Frontiers in Education Conference (Term: 2005 to 2007)
• Paper Reviewer, 2006 Frontiers in Education Conference
• Paper Reviewer, ASCE Journal of Professional Issues
in Engineering Education and Practice
• Workshop Participant, Ubiquitous Presenter (Tablet
PCs), 2006 Frontiers in Education Conference (October 28,
2006)
• Conference Attendee, 2006 Frontiers in Education
Conference (October 29–31, 2006)
• Board Member, American Society for Engineering Education—Educational
Research Methods Division (Past Brochure Director amongst
other appointed duties)
• Engineering a World of Hope, a proposal submitted
to the National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance,
November 2006
• Participant, Civil Engineering Professional Development
Seminar, Purdue University, November 9, 2006 |
