Dr. Michael A. Stubblefield

 

Dr. Michael A. Stubblefield is currently an Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering and the Director of the Center of the Centers of Excellence Program - Center for Energy and Environmental Studies (CEES), Center for Information Technology Innovation (CITI), and the NASA Center for Coastal Zone Assessment and Remote Sensing (CCZARS) at Southern University.  CITI is the SUBR component of the Governor's IT.  CCZARS is a NASA funded center that was funded at $6 million over five years.  A NASA University Research Center, CCZARS provides Remote Sensing Applications and Training and GIS/GPS data collection and warehousing.  Dr. Stubblefield has published fourteen refereed journals, over thirty additional conference proceeding papers, as well as numerous technical reports.  His Ph.D. dissertation was selected as the Best Dissertation of the Year by the College of Engineering and one of the top five dissertations campus-wide.  He is also a recipient of the Conoco Young Investigator Award.  His research areas of interest include energy technologies and environmental issues.  Presently, over one hundred undergraduate students have received financial support and research experience via his projects.