Tim F. Nelick

Tim F. Nelick is a Senior Professor in the Maritime Transportation department at the College of Marine Sciences & Maritime Studies, Texas A&M University at Galveston. His expertise spans vessel structures, maritime security, and maritime medical care, with over three decades of academic and professional experience.

• Education: Bachelor of Science in Marine Engineering (Texas A&M, 1987), Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation (Texas A&M, 1973)
• Licenses: Master of Steam/Motor Vessels (Any Gross Tons upon Oceans), Chief Engineer of Steam/Motor Vessels (Any Horsepower)
• Courses Taught: MART 201 (Vessel Structures and Ship Knowledge), MART 401 (Maritime Security), MART 498 (Maritime Medical Care)

His research focuses on Maritime Transportation and Marine Engineering, integrating structural analysis, security protocols, and emergency medical practices in maritime operations. Notable accolades include the Merchant Marine Outstanding Achievement Award (2006) and the U.S. Navy Commendation Medal. He maintains an active role in teaching and professional maritime standards.

Scientific Awards:
• Merchant Marine Outstanding Achievement Award (MARAD, 2006)
• Merchant Marine Expeditionary Award (MARAD, 1990)
• U.S. Navy Commendation Medal