About
Kenneth Wilson is a Part-Time Lecturer in the School of Engineering at Geneva College, teaching courses in Structural Analysis, Engineering Design, and Christian Ethics. He holds degrees in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, and Theological Studies, blending technical expertise with ethical and spiritual perspectives.
- M.A. in Theological Studies (1984), Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary
- M.S. in Structural Engineering (1980), University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- B.S. in Civil Engineering (1979), Cornell University
Wilson's research focuses on structural engineering, particularly bridge design, fatigue analysis, and Load and Resistance Factor Design (LRFD) standards. His work bridges technical innovation with aesthetic and functional considerations, including strut-and-tie modeling and influence line-based load ratings.
His technical publications span 1990-2017, addressing concrete structures, steel bridges, and software tools. Key themes include 3D analysis, LRFD compliance, and infrastructure resilience.
- Excellence in Part-Time Teaching award, Geneva College (2023)
- Denman Evangelism Award (1993)
Wilson's professional experience includes roles at Michael Baker International, HNTB, and Modjeski & Masters, with certifications as a Registered Structural Engineer in Illinois and Professional Engineer in Pennsylvania. He also engages in Christian education missions in Uganda and campus ministry.
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