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ROBERT ANTHONY GREEN Personal
Education BS Chemical Engineering, Mississippi State University, 1982 MS Mechanical Engineering, Mississippi State University, 1984 Post-graduate work, Engineering Mechanics, Mississippi State University, 1986 MA National Security and Strategic Studies, US NAval War College, 2005 US Joint Forces Staff College Reserve Officer Course, 2003 2004 PhD Student in Public Policy Administration at Mississippi State University, 2003 - Continuing Education · Project Planning and Control Techniques, 22-25 April 1995, US Army Management Engineering College taught at Naval Sea Systems Command, Washington, DC. · Have taken several courses at Mississippi State in the areas of Mechanical/Machine Design and Engineering Mechanics since 1984. · Stack Sampling and Particle Sizing Seminar, 14-18 March 1988, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida. · Methods for Calculation of Fire & Explosion Hazards, 23-24 March 1985, Houston, Texas.
Hobbies and Interests Use and application of technology to improve productivity. Naval history. Reading and writing. Digital photography. Employment Experience 1998 Present. James Worth Bagley College of Engineering, Office of the Dean, Mississippi State University Undergraduate Coordinator. Serve as representative of the Dean in matters pertaining to undergraduate engineering students. Perform recruiting activities, scholarship duties, and interface with community colleges. Provide counseling and advice to students, approve readmissions and other requests from students. Perform other duties as assigned by the Dean or Associate Dean. Work closely with students, student leaders, faculty, department heads, and other University administrators. Review, analyze, and report data of importance to the College and University. Manage the College of Engineering Computer Initiative, an initiative requiring student ownership of computers and curriculum modifications needed to support such a requirement. Chair the committee that develops specifications of the computers. Review and draft policies for the College of Engineering. Interpret and apply University policies for the College. 1984 1997 DIAL (Diagnostic Instrumentation and Analysis Laboratory). Mississippi State University Research Engineer. Chief Test Engineer and Manager of Field Operations Team. Responsible for test scheduling, planning and oversight. Had oversight of the operation of the Gas Analysis System and EPA testing methods performed at DIAL. Ensured all appropriate quality assurance measurements were met for testing performed on site. Responsible for the archiving and analysis of test data in accordance with applicable standards and quality assurance measures. Served as manager of the Field Applications, Coordination, Testing, and Support (FACTS) program which interfaced with external vendors and scheduled testing of vendor‑supplied equipment. Interacted with officials of major corporations and governmental agencies in new business development. Have extensive experience in the scheduling, coordinating, and execution of test campaigns at off-site locations. Served as guest lecturer to several Air Pollution Control courses on EPA Regulations and test methods 1982 1984 MHD Energy Center, Mississippi State University Graduate Research Assistant. Developed the preliminary design and thermal model of a coal‑fired MHD (Magnetohydrodynamics) simulation facility. This project involved sizing the flow channel to achieve desired velocities and optical paths lengths. The method of coal and air injection was determined and all heat fluxes were computed. Refractory thicknesses and coolant flow rates were obtained. Military Service Commissioned as an Engineering Duty Officer in the United States Naval Reserve, August 1991. Current rank of Lieutenant Commander (Select) (O-4). Qualified as Ship Superintendent, Shipyard Watch Officer, and Command Duty Officer. 2005 -- Present. Commanding Officer, NAVSEA Unit 136, St. Louis, MO. 2003 2005. Commanding Officer of USS Emory S. Land (AS-39) Det 407, Greensboro, NC. 1999 2003. Commanding Officer of Amphibious Ready Group Intermediate Maintenance Activity (ARGIMA) 0948, Mobile, Alabama. Commanding Officer, Ship Repair/Assessor. 1997 1999. NAVSEA Det. 1910, Mobile, Alabama. Weapon Systems Technical Assistant, Assistant Administrative Officer, Assistant Training Officer, and Project Officer. Worked extensively on Donated Ship Inspection Program. Reviewed inspection reports and developed reporting format and review procedures. 1996 Present. Naval Academy Information Officer (Blue and Gold Officer). 1995 1997. Commanding Officer of NR Naval Weapons Station Yorktown, Detachment 11, Knoxville, Tennessee. Commanding Officer, Weapons Safety Officer, Command Duty Officer. 1993 1995. NR Naval Shipyard Norfolk Det 210, Mobile, Alabama. Ship Superintendent Conversion & Repair (Surf), Assistant Training Officer, Assistant Administrative Officer. 1991 1993. NR Naval Shipyard Philadelphia Det 610, Mobile, Alabama. Ship Superintendent Conversion & Repair (Surf), Assistant Training Officer, Assistant Administrative Officer, Shipyard Watch Officer. 1992 Present. Navy Science Fair Judge and State Coordinator (Mississippi) for Navy Judges. Military Awards Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (3 gold stars in lieu of fourth award) Navy Unit Commendation Ribbon National Defense Service Medal (Bronze star in lieu of second award) Pistol Sharpshooter Society Memberships American Society of Mechanical Engineers Member
1999
Chairman, History and Heritage, Northeast Mississippi
1996
Associate Member, Research Committee on Industrial and 1995 98 Chairman, History and Heritage, Region XI 1995 98 Chairman, Region XI Speaker's Bureau 1995 98 Member, Region XI Operating Board 1991 99 Chairman, Northeast Mississippi Section 1990 91 Vice-Chairman, Northeast Mississippi Section National Society of Professional Engineers Member Mississippi Engineering Society Member 2000 President 1999 2000 President-Elect 1993 95 Chairman, 1995 Winter Meeting Committee 1993 99 Editor of MES Newsletter, The Mississippi Engineer 1991 93 Member, Continuing Professional Development Committee 1991 92 State Director 1991 93 Order of the Engineer Committee 1990 91 State Director 1989 90 Chairman, Ad Hoc Committee to prepare a booklet on the Proper Use of the P.E. Seal 1989 90 Chairman, 1990 Summer Meeting Committee 1989 90 President, Tombigbee Chapter 1988 89 President Elect, Tombigbee Chapter Sigma Xi Member National Institute for Engineering Ethics Member Order of the Engineer-- Mississippi Link Board of Governors United States Naval Institute Life Member Naval Reserve Association Life Member American Society for Engineering Education Member Professional Registration Engineer ‑ Mississippi Number 10321 Areas of Teaching and Research Specialization: Teaching -- Engineering Mechanics (Statics) Engineering and Public Policy Research
-- Intrusive Sensor Design and Development, Mechanical Design, History of
Engineering, Experimental Design, Hazardous Waste Treatment, National Security, Leadership and Ethics-- Have taught numerous short courses on engineering ethics as well as courses on leadership. Publications
Presentations Green, R. A. LT, et. al. April 1999. Ship Donation Inspection Program: Process, Procedures, Trends, and Status. Thirty-Sixth Annual Technical Symposium of The Association of Scientists and Engineers, Naval Sea Systems Command. 23 April 1999. Green, R. A. LT, Demas, Tom. March 1999. Briefing on Status of Donated Ships. Presented to Executive Committee of Historic Naval Ships Association (HNSA), Annapolis, Maryland. Green, R. A. LT, et. al. February 1999. Ship Donation Inspection Program. 1999 Naval Engineers Workshop, Naval Sea Systems Command, Arlington, VA. Green, R. A., Huddleston, D. H. November 1998. Changing the Engineering Undergraduate Experience by Appropriate Use of Computer Technology. 1998 Frontiers in Education (FIE) Conference, Tempe, Arizona. Cook, R.L., et al. September 1996. Diagnostic Measurements during Shakedown Testing of the WSRC Transportable Vitrification System. Emerging Technologies in Hazardous Waste Management VIII Symposium, Birmingham, AL. Green, R. A., et al. March 1997. Application of Modern Diagnostic Methods to Environmental Improvement. US DOE Contract No. DE-FG02-93CH-10575. DIAL 10575 FY 97 Review. Costley, R. D., et al. June 1997. Relationships between Plasma Torch Input and Output Parameters. 28th Applied Aerodynamics, Plasmadynamics and Lasers Conference, Atlanta, GA. AIAA 97-2430. Green, R.A.; Philip, T. 1997. Evaluation of Development Software for Data Acquisition and Analysis. American Chemical Society I & EC Special Symposium, Computers in Science and Engineering '97, Birmingham, AL. Cook, R.L., et al. May 1997. Diagnostic Measurements on the WSRC Transportable Vitrification System. Sixteenth International Conference on Incineration and Thermal Treatment Technologies, Oakland, CA Zhu, Z.; Green, R.A.; McCarthy, M. January 1997. A Fieldable Air-ICP for On-line Toxic Metal Monitoring. Winter Conference in Spectrochemistry, Gent, Belgium. Cook, R.L., et al. September 1996. Diagnostic Measurements during Shakedown Testing of the WSRC Transportable Vitrification System. Emerging Technologies in Hazardous Waste Management VIII Symposium, Birmingham, AL. Lindner, J.S., et al. February 1996. Analysis of Gas Phase Effluents from a Pilot-scale Plasma Torch. 1996 Waste Management Symposia, Tucson, AZ Green, R.A. and Okhuysen, W. P. September 1995. Off-gas Measurements from a Plasma Arc Treatment Facility. I & EC Special Symposium, American Chemical Society, Atlanta. With co‑authors. April 1990. "A University Based Multi Disciplinary OrganizationPromises and Challenges." Presented at 74th Annual Meeting of the Arkansas Academy of Science. "Engineering: Art, Science, or Trade." April 1990. Presented at 74th Annual Meeting of the Arkansas Academy of Science. "Moving Up." 1990. Professional development seminar developed by ASME. Presented at 1990 Winter Meeting of the Mississippi Engineering Society, Meridian, MS. Reports Shepard, W.S., et al. December 1996. Application of Modern Diagnostic Methods to Environmental Improvement. US DOE Contract No. DE-FG02-93CH-10575. DIAL 10575 FY 96 Annual. Green, R.A., Cook, R.L. July 1996. Commercial Chlorine Analyzer Demonstrated During TVS Shakedown. Diagnostic Instrumentation and Analysis Laboratory, Mississippi State University. Shepard, W.S.; Arun Kumar R.; Green, R.A.; Jang, P. R. and Okhuysen, W. July 1995. FireJet 1000 Test Report. US DOE Contract No. DE-FG02-93CH-10575. DIAL 10575 TR 95-4. Green, R.A. February 1996. Transportable Vitrification System Shakedown Test, Westinghouse Savannah River Corporation and Diagnostic Instrumentation and Analysis Laboratory: FACTS Test of Commercial Chlorine Analyzer. US DOE Contract No. DE-FG02-93CH 10575. DIAL 10575 Trip Report 96-1.5. Etheridge, J. A., et al. March 1995. Refractory Lifetime Testing for Westinghouse Savannah River Company. US DOE Contract No. DE-FG02-93CH-10575. DIAL 10575 TR 95-3. Green, R.A. and Philip, T. February 1995. Evaluation Procedure for the Selection of a Graphical Programming Language for Gas Analysis Software Development. US DOE Contract No. DE-FG02-93CH-10575. DIAL 10575 TR 95-2. Shepard, W.S., et al. December 1994. Application of Modern Diagnostic Methods to Environmental Improvement. US DOE Contract No. DE-FG02-93CH-10575. DIAL 10575 FY 94 Annual. Green, R. A. and Bouchillon, C. W. Intrusive Multi-Probe System, Topical Report No. 14, U.S. Department of Energy Contract No. DE-AC02-80ET-15601, June, 1994, Green, Robert A. and Thomas Philip. D.I.A.L. Multi-Color Pyrometer Temperature Measurement System. Topical Report No. 10, U. S. Department of Energy Contract No. DE-AC02-80ET-15601. September 1992. With co-authors. Pyrometric Measurements at the Arthur Kill Generating Station, Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. Test Report. 19 August 1992. DIAL Gas Analysis System. Topical Report, U. S. Department of Energy Contract No. DE-AC02-80ET-15601. March 1992. With co-authors. Investigation of the Combustion Characteristics of a Rice Hull Burner System Preliminary Report. Uncle Ben's, Inc., Greenville, MS. February 1992. With co-authors. Application of Remote Sensing Optical Instrumentation for Diagnostics and Safety of Naval Boilers. Final Report, U.S. Navy Contract Number N000 14‑84‑K‑0301. University Service MSU Honors Program Director Search Committee, 2004 Faculty Advisor, Engineering Student Council, 2000 College of Engineering Information Technology Committee, 1996 Administrator/Proctor Fundamentals of Engineering Exam, 1994 2003 Faculty Advisor, Student Chapter, National Society of Professional Engineers Engineering College Faculty Council
1996 97 Chairman Campaign for Mississippi State
1993 94 Faculty/Staff
Phase, Executive Committee of Steering Region
5 Science and Engineering Fair, Mississippi State, MS State
Science and Engineering Fair, Jackson, MS Community/Church Service Wellspring, A Non-Profit Organization
1997 2002
Treasurer Trinity Presbyterian Church PC(USA)
2002 Session Member Committees
1996
Communications and Technology Committee, Chairman
Presbytery of Saint Andrew (Mississippi) Boy
Scouts of America, Engineering Explorers Post 2
Southside Water Association, Starkville, Oktibbeha County, Mississippi Students Advised Served as co-advisor for several MS Graduate Students (Mechanical Engineering). Supervised several undergraduate students at DIAL working in gas analysis and EPA methods areas. Courses Taught Engineering Mechanics I. Engineering Ethics and Leadership short courses. Honors & Awards Young Engineer of the Year,
1995. Presented by the Mississippi Engineering Society |