Profile for ROGER W. MEIER | The University of Memphis

ROGER W. MEIER

Assoc Professor, Civil Engineering

Email: rwmeier@memphis.edu

Office Location: 112C Engr Sciences Bldg

Work Experience

Associate Professor, Dept. Civil Engineering - The University of Memphis - 8/03-date
Assistant Professor, Dept. Civil Engineering - The University of Memphis - 8/95-8/03
Research Civil Engineer, Mobility Systems Division - USAE Waterways Experiment Station - 9/89-7/95
Research Civil Engineer, Soil Mechanics Division - USAE Waterways Experiment Station - 9/88-9/89
Research Civil Engineer, Geomechanics Division - USAE Waterways Experiment Station - 2/83-9/88

Honors/Awards

Outstanding FacultyTeaching Award - Herff College of Engineering - 2013
Award of Excellence - Memphis-Area Joint Engineers Council - 2013
Civil Engineering Faculty of the Year - U of M ASCE Student Chapter - 2012
Daniel S. Barge Distinguished Service Award - ASCE Tennessee Section - 2010
Civil Engineering Faculty of the Year - U of M ASCE Student Chapter - 2009
Outstanding Editorial Board Member - Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering - 2009
Outstanding Faculty Teaching Award - Herff College of Engineering - 2007
Peter G. Hoadley Outstanding Engineering Educator - ASCE Tennessee Section - 2006
Civil Engineering Faculty of the Year - U of M ASCE Student Chapter - 2005
Outstanding Faculty Reseach Award - Herff College of Engineering - 2004
Civil Engineering Faculty of the Year - U of M ASCE Student Chapter - 2003
Outstanding Young Civil Engineer - Mississippi Section, ASCE - 1990

Support

Development of an Evaluation System for Asphalt Sealers and Rejuvenators - Tennessee Department of Transportation - $140,000 - 5/15/13 to 9/15/14
Development of an Asphalt Sealer Catalog - Center for Intermodal Freight Transportation Systems - $45,000 - 2/15/13 to 6/30/13
Development of a New Maintenance Mix Specification - Tennessee Department of Transportation - $40,000 - 9/15/09 to 9/15/11
Incorporation of Pavement Temperature in Flexible Pavement Design - Tennessee Department of Transportation - $96,197 - 1/1/99 to 3/31/03
LTPP Data Analysis: Daily and Seasonal Variations in Insitu Material Properties - National Cooperative Highway Research Program - $159,158 - 2/7/00 to 5/31/03
Falling Weight Deflectometer Testing of TDOT Instrumented Pavement Sites - Tennessee Department of Transportation - $230,145 - 8/1/00 to 3/31/02
Optimizing the Calibration of Water Distribution System Models - New Faculty Research Initiation Grant, University of Memphis - $12,000 - 6/98-5/99

Appendix A - Teaching Experience