Benjamin Zile

Benjamin Zile serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Math and Applied Sciences within the Kinsley School of Engineering, Sciences and Technology at York College of Pennsylvania, teaching core courses including Engineering Physics: Mechanics (PHY160) and Engineering Physics: Electricity & Magnetism (PHY260).

His academic credentials from Penn State University comprise:

• M.S. in Mechanical Engineering
• B.S. in Electrical Engineering
• B.S. in Engineering Science

Dr. Zile's research strategically bridges theoretical physics with practical engineering applications, specializing in electric/hybrid vehicle systems and pedagogical innovation. He pioneers active learning frameworks that integrate real-world problem-solving into physics instruction, significantly enhancing student engagement through project-based curricula and authentic engineering contexts.

His 2019 publication on freshman engineering physics design projects exemplifies his commitment to transforming foundational courses through hands-on methodologies, reflecting broader trends in engineering education that prioritize experiential learning and industry-aligned skill development.