Matthew Green

Dr. Matthew Green is a distinguished academic and leader at LeTourneau University, where he serves as the Associate Dean for the School of Engineering and Engineering Technology. In addition to his administrative role, he is a Professor of Mechanical Engineering and currently holds the position of Interim Department Chair of Welding and Materials Joining Engineering. Dr. Green's academic journey began with a Ph.D. from the University of Texas, Austin, which he completed in 2005, focusing on humanitarian engineering applications. At LeTourneau University, Dr. Green is deeply involved in teaching a variety of courses that include Machine Design, Thermodynamics, Dynamics, Statics, and Materials Technology. His approach to education is both comprehensive and innovative, aiming to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in their engineering careers. His dedication to teaching is complemented by his research interests, which focus on creativity in idea generation, student thriving and retention, remote electricity generation, and effective engineering instruction. Dr. Green is passionate about fostering an environment where students can thrive both academically and personally. He believes in the importance of nurturing creativity and innovation in engineering education, ensuring that students are well-prepared to tackle real-world challenges. His work in remote electricity generation reflects his commitment to sustainable and accessible engineering solutions, particularly in underserved areas. Beyond his technical expertise, Dr. Green is committed to the holistic development of his students, emphasizing the integration of technical proficiency with spiritual growth. He is a firm advocate for the role of engineering in humanitarian efforts, using his knowledge to inspire and guide future engineers in making a positive impact on society. In his leadership roles, Dr. Green is instrumental in shaping the curriculum and strategic direction of the engineering programs at LeTourneau University. His vision for the School of Engineering and Engineering Technology is one that balances rigorous academic standards with a supportive and nurturing environment for students and faculty alike. Dr. Green's contributions to the field of engineering education are widely recognized, and his work continues to influence both his students and colleagues. His commitment to excellence in teaching and research makes him a valuable asset to the LeTourneau University community and the broader field of engineering.