MICHAEL W. ROTH

                                (rothm@uni.edu)

CAREER   	To continually grow, expand and excel in teaching, research  
OBJECTIVE	and service in a tenured University faculty position. 

EDUCATION     	Ph.D. in Physics, August 1992 
              	Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado
                   
              	B.S. in Physics, May 1986
              	Minors: Mathematics and Chemistry
              	Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado

EXPERIENCE      Professor of Physics, full time, tenured, 
                UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN IOWA, Cedar Falls, Iowa
                (August 2009 - present) 

		Associate Professor of Physics, full time, tenured, 
                UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN IOWA, Cedar Falls, Iowa
                (May 2003 - August 2009)

		Assistant Professor of Physics, full time, tenure track, 
                UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN IOWA, Cedar Falls, Iowa 
                (August 2000 - May 2003)
     	        
                Assistant Professor of Physics, full time, tenure track, 
                TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY - CORPUS CHRISTI, Corpus Christi, Texas 
                (August 1999 - July 2000)Dept. of Physical and Environmental Sciences

         	Postdoctoral Research, Materials Simulation Science Department,
                SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES, Albuquerque, New Mexico 
                (June  1999-August 1999)
		Massively Parallel Computational Research
			
          	Assistant Professor of Physics, full time, tenure track, 
                TEXAS A&M INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY, Laredo, Texas 
                (August 1995-August 1999) 
                 Formerly the Dept. of Mathematical and Physical Sciences

	        Assistant Professor of Physics, temporary, full time, 
                EASTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY, Portales, New Mexico 
                (August 1994-May 1995)Dept. of Physical Sciences

 	        Independent Consultant (January 1994 - present)
                Statistical cattle population analysis; softball trajectory analysis.

	        Computational Physicist, SHEPHERD-MILLER GEOTECHNICAL 
                ENGINEERING CORPORATION, Fort Collins, Colorado 
                (April 1993-August 1993); Mathematical modeling of  groundwater flow.            

                Physics and Astronomy Instructor, FRONT RANGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, 
 		Fort Collins, Colorado (August 1992-August 1994)

	        Physics Instructor, UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN COLORADO, 
                Greeley, Colorado (January 1991-August 1991 and January 1992-May 1992) 
                  	
                Physics Graduate Student, COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY, 
                Fort Collins,Colorado (August 1986-December 1992) 
	
                Physics Undergraduate Student, COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY,
                Fort Collins, Colorado (August 1986-December 1992)


DISSERTATION    "Finite computational cell size effects and nature of the melting of Kr
                 monolayers on graphite."
  		                                
INTERESTS       Mathematical puzzles, Bode's law, signatures of extra-solar 
                planets, ant correlations, auto mechanics (Ramblers and four 
                wheel drives), prehistoric life (marine reptiles), scientific illustration, 
                tropical fish, conveying the beauty of science to children.