Dr. Shelley M. Stoffels
Associate Professor
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Penn State University (814) 865-7254 (phone) |
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| Research | Courses | Vitae |
Primary Research Interests
Pavement design, materials, analysis and rehabilitation; infrastructure
management; geotechnical engineering; engineering economics; professional
practice issues.
Courses Taught at Penn State
University
C E 100S, Civil Engineering Projects
C E 231, Civil Engineering Management
C E 244, Introduction to Geotechnical Engineering
C E 280, Introduction to Civil Engineering Materials
C E 380, Characterization, Evaluation, and Specification of Civil
Engineering Materials
C E 481, Pavement Materials and Design
C E 581, Pavement Management and Rehabilitation
Education
1987 D.E., Texas A&M University, Engineering (materials)
1986 M.S., Texas A&M University, Civil Engineering (geotechnical)
1983 B.S., Texas A&M University, Civil Engineering
Experience
Associate Professor of Civil Engineering, The Department of Civil
and Environmental Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University (
- present)
Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering, The Department of Civil
and Environmental Engineering, The Pennsylvania State University (1990
- ?)
Research Associate, Texas Transportation Institute (1986)
ERES Consultants, Inc., Savoy, IL (1986 - 1988)
Professional Registrations
Registered Engineer in in Pennsylvania
Honors and Awards
Texas A&M College of Engineering Fluor Graduate Fellowship (1983
- 1984)
Texas A&M Presidential Scholar (1978 - 1983)
H. C. Greer Highway Engineering Scholarship (1982)
Texas A&M Memorial Student Center Outstanding Service Award
(1980)
Recent Publications
Stoffels, S. M. and F. Doukaga Kwanda. Determination of the Coefficient
of Thermal Contraction of Asphalt Concrete Using the Resistance Strain
Gage Technique. Accepted by the Journal of the Association of
Asphalt Paving Technologists, Vol. 65 (1996).
Stoffels, S. M. and D. Morian. Reconstruction of Concrete Pavements Using Rubblized Bases. Proceedings of the 7th International Symposium on Concrete Roads (pp. 179-184), Vienna, Austria (October 1994).