Laurie Flood

Professor Laurie Flood is a faculty member and academic leader at Maine Maritime Academy, serving as Dean of Faculty within the College of Arts and Sciences. She holds a professorial rank and plays a key role in academic leadership through the Provost’s office.

Educational Background:

• B.S. in Marine Systems Engineering, Maine Maritime Academy
• M.S. in Civil (Environmental) Engineering, University of Maine
• Master's in Environmental Law and Policy, Vermont Law School

Her research and professional expertise span marine and environmental systems, combining engineering principles with environmental policy. Her interdisciplinary focus supports sustainable maritime practices and regulatory compliance in marine operations.

Professor Flood is a licensed U.S. Coast Guard 3rd A/E and holds a Third Class Stationary Steam License in Maine, reflecting her applied technical background. Though no publications are listed, her work likely centers on environmental impacts in maritime contexts, engineering education, and policy integration in technical training.

Professional Recognition:

She advises on academic governance and faculty development as Dean of Faculty. There is no mention of grant-funded research in the provided text. She does not list any graduate students or formal advisees.

Professor Flood is associated with academic administration and policy implementation at the institutional level, contributing to curriculum development and faculty excellence initiatives.