Colonel Gregory Marzolf (USAF retired) is an assistant professor in systems engineering. He started teaching for the department in 2017, primarily teaching SYSE 501: Foundations of Systems Engineering and SYSE 603: Introduction to Systems Test and Evaluation.
No – I’m doing the same things I always do. Working out, mountain biking, taking care of the house and yard. That’s enough!
Up by 7, quiet time/devotions until 7:30, then breakfast, downstairs to the office – class work and consulting (when needed) – then off to workout. Evenings are spent playing guitar or teaching classes.
My Ph.D. dissertation drew me to my research areas: emergency response, and DoD systems—particularly those related to air power/warfighting.
Hike, bike, play guitar, hunt, play with my dog Boomer.
I have quite a few mentors that inspire me. Most of these came from serving almost 30 years in the Air Force. These people continue to help me…even though I retired over 3 years ago. My family is also a big source of inspiration for me.
I have an identical twin brother – and I have twin daughters! I love the Star Wars movies – and I think CSU and its people are wonderful…I think this is an awesome place to contribute.
