Eugene M. Wilson

Professor Emeritus
Transportation Engineering & Safety Specialist

University of Wyoming
College of Engineering and Applied Science
Department of Civil & Architectural Engineering
Dept. 3295
1000 E. University Avenue
Laramie, WY 82071

E-mail: wilsonem@uwyo.edu

Education

• Ph.D., Arizona State University, 1972 (Civil Engineering, Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering, Minor in Economics and Operations Research).
• M.S., University of Wyoming, 1966 (Civil Engineering).
• B.S., University of Wyoming, 1965 (Civil Engineering).

Professional Registrations

• Registered P.E., Iowa, No. 7244, November 7, 1973.
• Registered P.E., Wyoming, No. 1767, September 19, 1974.
• Registered P.E., Colorado, No. 17253, June 18, 1980.
• Professional Traffic Operations Engineer, Certification from the Transportation Professional Certification Board, Inc. February 1, 1999.

Positions Held

• Professor, Civil Engineering Department, Teaching and Research in Transportation, 1979-2001.
• Retired as Professor Emeritus - September 1, 2001.
• Director, Wyoming Technology Transfer Center, 1985-Present.
• Program Coordinator, Mountain-Plains Consortium, 1986-1999

• Traffic Engineer, Summer, 1984.

• Traffic Engineer, Traffic Operations Branch, Summer, 1982.

• Associate Professor, Civil Engineering Department, Teaching and Research in Transportation, 1974-1979.

• Assistant Professor, Civil Engineering Department, Teaching and Research in Transportation, 1970-1974.
• Director, Center for Urban Transportation Studies, Institute of Urban and Regional Research; Primary responsibility for graduate program in urban transportation, and transportation research within the Institute of Urban and Regional Research (IURR), 1973-1974.
• Research Associate, IURR, Design, analysis, and reporting of urban transportation research projects including public transit studies and urban transportation modeling, 1970-1973.

• Staff Assistant, Industrial Engineering Department, Air Medical Evacuation System Research Project, development of data acquisition system, primary responsibility for design of, analysis of, and report on highway surveillance phase of project, 1969.
• Graduate Teaching Assistant, Selected Urban Problems, 1968.

• Maricopa Associated Government Transportation Planning Program, 1969-1970.

• Petroleum Engineer, design, cost estimation of well producing equipment, remedial treatment, drilling well completion programs, secondary recovery and salt water disposal systems, 1966-1967.

• Gallup Area Office, Civil Engineer; design, location and surveying of water conservation structures, construction inspection, development of inventory system for irrigation structures and canals, Summers, 1961-1965.