Jafar P Mohsen

Jafar P Mohsen serves as Professor and Associate Dean of Administration and Faculty Affairs at the JB Speed School of Engineering, University of Louisville, having previously chaired the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department.

His academic credentials include:

• B.S. in Civil Engineering, University of Louisville (1978)
• ME in Civil Engineering, University of Louisville (1980)
• ME in Engineering Management, University of Louisville (1992)
• Ph.D. in Civil Engineering, University of Cincinnati (1992)

Dr. Mohsen's research centers on practical applications of civil engineering principles to transportation infrastructure, with particular expertise in concrete pavement construction methodologies. His work demonstrates how the maturity method can optimize quality control processes and traffic reopening schedules for state DOTs, bridging theoretical engineering with real-world construction challenges. This research trajectory reflects his dual focus on materials science and engineering management within civil infrastructure projects.

His scholarly contributions, exemplified by his work on concrete maturity techniques, show consistent application of engineering principles to solve pressing transportation infrastructure challenges faced by state departments of transportation across the United States.

Professional leadership represents another significant dimension of Dr. Mohsen's career, though specific awards aren't detailed in the available materials.

As Associate Dean, he oversees critical faculty administration functions while maintaining his scholarly profile. His service as President of the American Society for Engineering Education (2009-10) and regional Board of Direction member for the American Society of Civil Engineers representing Kentucky (2009-12) demonstrates substantial professional engagement beyond campus boundaries.