Greg Lyman

Professional Progression:

• Bachelors of Science – Electronics Engineering Technology
• Master of Science – Engineering Technology
• Field Service Engineer – Daktronics
• Instructional and Classroom Support Technician – CWU Physics
• Assistant/Associate Professor – Electronics Engineering Technology – CWU
• Faculty Senate Chair – CWU
• ETSC Department Chair - CWU

Awards:

• 2020 ASEE CIEC Conference Best Session Award
• 2019 CWU CEPS Strategic Innovation Award
• 2019 SOURCE Scholarly Research Award Mentor
• 2018 CWU ETSC Department Team Award

Research: 

• NSF Grant - Wind loading Effects on Solar panel array
• Robotics Retrofit - Assessing the Gaps in Robotics and Automation Curriculum

Publications:

• 2023 ASEE – CIEC: Implementing Renovated Robotics Platforms in Engineering Technology Laboratories

• 2021 ASEE - National Conference: Robotics Retrofit: Filling the Gap in Robotics and Automation Curriculum
• 2019 ASEE - CIEC: Robotics Retrofit: Renovating Outdated Robotics Platforms to Meet Current Curriculum Requirements Driven by Industry Demands
• 2019 NSF Grant: Hybrid Experimental-Numerical Methodology and Field Calibration for Pre-diction of Peak Wind Effects on Low-Rise Buildings and Their Appurtenances. $109,661 funding awarded
• 2018 NSTA Journal Publication - 3D Pitstop Printing
• 2018 NSTA Conference - Elementary STEM Showcase

Courses Taught:

• Instrumentation - new curriculum with sensors and data aquisition
• Robotics and Automation - new lab sequences
• Analog and Digital Circuits - audio examples and hands-on approach

Professional Memberships:

• IEEE - Institue for Electrical and Electronics Engineers
• ASEE - American Society for Engineering Education

Diversity and Inclusivity:

• Lead DEI iniatives as Faculty Senate Chair - 2021-2022

Outside CWU:

• Professional Musician - bassist for multiple area bands