Kelly Bevill

Kelly Bevill is an Associate Professor of Civil Engineering at Colorado Mesa University, where she contributes to enriching both theoretical and hands-on, experiential learning within the program. Her academic and professional background bridges advanced engineering education with real-world infrastructure development.

Her educational qualifications include a Bachelor of Science from the University of Colorado and a Master of Science from Cornell University.

Kelly Bevill's professional experience spans four years in California, where she worked on diverse civil engineering projects including land acquisition, environmental remediation, foundation design and construction, bridge design-build (D-B), residential development, and a major seismic upgrade of a dam in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her expertise supports a teaching philosophy grounded in proof-of-concept applications and practical learning.

Her research and professional interests broadly cover civil engineering with specific focus on geotechnical systems, construction practices, and resilient infrastructure. While no publications or research projects are listed, her industry experience suggests strong applied knowledge in sustainable and seismic-resistant design.

She has no listed scientific awards or recognitions in the provided text. There is no mention of grant funding or formal student advising roles.

There is no information available about specific laboratories, research teams, or collaborative groups she may lead or participate in.