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Abdul-Amir Al-Helu is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Eastern Kentucky University (EKU). He holds PE licenses in multiple states and is a member of several professional organizations including NSPE, ASCE, and Chi Epsilon. His engineering expertise spans geotechnical systems, construction cost management, and structural failure analysis.
Education includes a B.Sc. in Civil Engineering from the University of Baghdad, followed by a Master's and Ph.D. in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the University of Louisville. Professional affiliations include National Society of Professional Engineers and multiple state engineering societies.
Research focuses on geotechnical engineering challenges such as slope stabilization, deep foundation systems, and soil retention technologies. He actively publishes on topics like soldier pile design, landslide mitigation, and cost comparison analysis between soil nailing and conventional retaining systems.
- Recent work includes 2025 DFI-published slope stabilization research and 2023 case study on pump station geotechnical design
- Recipient of Chi Epsilon and ASCE awards recognizing engineering excellence
Maintains active involvement in professional engineering communities through Borderless Engineering Group and BC.GE initiatives. Teaches courses emphasizing practical applications of structural engineering principles through case studies and group projects.
