LAURENCE F. MILLER, Ph.D., P.E.

Nuclear Engineering Department

The University of Tennessee

EDUCATION
Kansas State University B.S.   1964 Nuclear Engineering
Kansas State University M.S.   1966 Nuclear Engineering
Texas A&M University Ph.D.   1976 Nuclear Engineering

ACADEMIC SERVICE
Assistant Professor: September 1976 to September 1981
Associate Professor: September 1981 to June 1991
Professor: June 1991 to Present

RELATED EXPERIENCE

1976-Pres.: Department of Nuclear Engineering, University of Tennessee. Teaching responsibilities have included a variety of undergraduate and graduate courses. Developed seven new graduate and undergraduate courses and implemented a new concentration of courses for a Radiation Protection program. Directed fifty M.S. theses and seven Ph.D. dissertations since 1988.
1972-1976: Graduate School at Texas A&M University. Qualified as a Senior Reactor Operator and was responsible for operation and maintenance of the AGN-201 reactor, and supervised student laboratory experiments.
1968-1972: Bettis Atomic Power Laboratory at Naval Reactor Facility Near Idaho Falls, Idaho. Qualified as Engineering Officer of the Watch and trained Navy Personnel on the A1W Plant (Prototype of the Enterprise Reactors).
1966-1968: Astronuclear Laboratory at Large Pennsylvania and Jackass Flats Nevada. Performed neutronics calculations and real time computer programming for nuclear rocket engine testing.

CONSULTING H&R Technical Associates Analysis and Measurement Services Environmental Protection Agency Lockheed Martin Energy Research (Part Time Employee)