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Rochelle Jones is an Associate Professor in the Department of Systems Engineering and Operations Research at George Mason University’s College of Engineering and Computing. She holds a PhD in Industrial Engineering (Ergonomics and Human Factors) from the University of Central Florida and dual degrees in Systems Engineering from George Mason University. Prior to academia, she spent 14 years as a Systems Engineer and Project Manager at Lockheed Martin, experience she integrates into her teaching and research.
Her research focuses on engineering education, systems engineering principles, and human factors. She develops instructional strategies to bridge classroom theory with real-world applications and advocates for inclusive learning environments that enhance retention and belonging among engineering students. Her work emphasizes systems thinking and holistic problem-solving, particularly in addressing global societal challenges.
Her publications analyze distance learning systems, project management in education, and ergonomic factors influencing adult learners. She teaches graduate/undergraduate courses in systems engineering, management, and human factors, prioritizing communication, collaboration, and user-centered design.
While no formal grants or awards are listed, her contributions to educational systems and industry-academia collaboration highlight her commitment to transforming engineering education. She advises students implicitly through her teaching roles but no named advisees are documented.
