Dan Baker is a Teaching Assistant Professor in the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department and teaches in the department full time. He is one of the primary instructors for both the on-campus and online sections of Engineering Mechanics: Statics and Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics. He is a passionate learner and works to optimize student learning through interactive learning activities, targeted assessments, and elevating student motivation. He learned of his love for teaching as a tour boat captain during his college summers. Dan has a Ph.D. from Colorado State University and is a registered Professional Engineer in Colorado. Dan’s research focuses on the science of teaching and learning and also the health and resiliency of river systems.
Research Interests
- Stream restoration guidance and training
- Impacts of human activity on river systems
- Nutrient processing in aquatic systems
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Contact Information
Office Location: Engineering B206
Phone: 970-491-0261
Fax: 970-491-7727
dan.baker@colostate.edu
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Education
- B.S. 1999, Montana State University – Civil Engineering
- M.S. 2001, Montana State University – Civil Engineering
- Ph.D. 2009, Colorado State University – Civil Engineering
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