Thomas Wolff

Thomas F. Wolff is a seasoned professional with a wealth of experience in geotechnical engineering, specifically in the design of dams, levees, and water resource projects. With a passion for teaching and research, he has contributed significantly to the fields of geotechnical engineering, reliability analysis in civil engineering, and fundamentals of surveying.

During his career, Thomas has showcased his expertise not only through academic roles but also in the administration of undergraduate engineering programs. He aims to support and guide undergraduate engineering students to achieve success in their academic endeavors.

Thomas F. Wolff's educational background includes a Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from Purdue University, an MS in Civil Engineering from Oklahoma State University, a BS in Civil Engineering from Missouri University of Science and Technology, and previous engineering studies at Saint Louis Community College.

His professional journey encompasses various key positions such as Associate Dean Emeritus at Michigan State University, Past President of the Chi Epsilon National Civil Engineering Honor Society, Senior Associate to the Dean of Engineering at Michigan State University, and roles as Interim Chairperson and Interim Director at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Engineering Residential Experience at Michigan State University.

Additionally, Thomas has a solid consulting background, having served as a Consultant in his own business. His extensive academic career includes roles as an Associate Dean of Engineering, Associate Professor of Civil Engineering, and experience as a Geotechnical Engineer at the US Army Corps of Engineers.

Thomas F. Wolff's specialties lie in geotechnical engineering, reliability analysis in civil engineering, and engineering education, reflecting his dedication to both practical applications in the field and the advancement of engineering knowledge through teaching and research.