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Resumé - Allen W. Hatheway, PhD, PE, P.Geol.
Thirty-six years of professional experience, including field mapping, photogeologic, and site exploration programs in 20 states, Canada, the Caribbean, South America, Southeast Asia, Korea, Persian Gulf, Turkey, Southern Africa, Norway, and western Europe.
Colonel, Corps of Engineers (Ret., Army of The United States); most recently assigned (1991) as Chief of Staff (mobilization), Ohio River Division (Cincinnati), and as one of ten Adjunct Faculty, National Defense University, Washington, DC. Also conceptor and former member of the U.S. Army Quick-Response Water-Finding Team for rapid-deployment operations.
Education
A.B., 1961, Geology, UCLA
M.S., 1966, Geological Engineering, University of Arizona
Ph.D., 1971, Geological Engineering, University of Arizona
Professional Degree, 1982, Geological Engineering, University of Arizona
Professional Registration
Geological Engineer: Arizona
Geologist: California, Maine, Missouri
Engineering Geologist: California
Civil Engineer: California, Massachusetts
Experience
1981 to 2000 - Professor, Geological Engineering, School of Mines & Metallurgy, University of Missouri - Rolla
Guidance and instruction of upper division and graduate students in environmental management and geotechnical options; exploration program design; hazardous and special waste management facility siting, design and permitting; site and waste characterization and remedial engineering for uncontrolled sites, seismic risk assessment; hazards mitigation; rock engineering and underground construction (predicting geologic conditions and development of variable site-condition clauses for full geotechnical disclosure); critical facility siting; expert testimony, trouble shooting, and elements of professional practice. Particular waste specialties include the general history of waste-producing industrial processes, waste disposal, laws and regulations; generic specialties in manufactured gas and coke sites, explosives and munitions, heavy metals, PCBs and dioxin.
He has applied these techniques to a wide variety of projects, including solid, special and hazardous waste management and cleanup, tunnels and underground openings, dams, reservoirs, highways, transmission lines and canals, nuclear and coal-fired power stations, surface mines, industrial plants, and urban geologic development projects in general.
1976 to 1981: Vice President & Chief Geologist, Haley & Aldrich, Inc., Cambridge, Massachusetts
Directed professional geologic staff; project management and technical guidance for hydrogeologic studies, waste management facility siting, rock structural evaluation, seismic risk assessment, and environmental service support for the full range of the firm¹s activities. From 1979 to 1981 also Adjunct Associate Professor of Geology, Boston University.
1969 to 1976: Practiced in Los Angeles and San Francisco, California
Geological engineer in Los Angeles; positions with LeRoy Crandall & Associates (now Law Engineers) as Staff Engineer; Geotechnical and Materials Engineering Branch, U.S. Forest Service as Project Engineer; and Woodward-Clyde Consultants as Senior Engineer. In San Francisco, as Project Geologist with Shannon & Wilson, Inc. Also taught geotechnical engineering at the University of Southern California as Adjunct Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering from 1971 to 1974.
1963 to l969: Practiced in Arizona
In 1964, soil laboratory technician (Arizona Highway Department) and engineering aide in rock mechanics instrumentation (U.S. Bur. Mines; San Manuel copper mine). 1965 to 1969, field mapping/drilling (Bear Creek, New Jersey Zinc Co., and Texas Gulf Sulfur) in Arizona and New Mexico.
1961 to 1963: Field Artillery Officer and Aerial Observer, 4th Infantry Division, U.S. Army
Professional Society Memberships
American Bar Association (Associate Member)
American Chemical Soc. (Div. Environmental Chemistry)
International Association of Engineering Geology
International Society for Rock Mechanics
American Geophysical Union (Life Member)
International Society of Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering
American Society of Civil Engineers (Fellow)
American Society for Testing & Materials (ASTM)
Missouri Groundwater Assoc. (Charter Member)
American Underground Construction Association
Missouri Society of Professional Engineers
Association of Engineering Geologists (Life Member)
National Council on Public History
Treasurer, 1982-1983; VP, 1984; President, 1985
National Society of Professional Engineers
Association of Ground Water Scientists and Engineers
Society for Industrial Archaeology
Association of Soil & Foundation Engineers (ASFE)
Society of American Military Engineers
Earthquake Engineering Research Institute
Society of Mining Engineers of AIME
Geological Society of America (Fellow)
Underground Technology Research Council
Chairman, Engineering Geology Div., 1980
Western Association of Map Librarians
Geological Society of London (Fellow)
Publications
Geology and Engineering, 3d. ed., 1988, with Robert F. Legget; editor and major author of the 1988 AASHTO (American Association of State Highway & Transportation Officials) Manual on Subsurface Investigations; author, 1991 Corps of Engineers Geotechnical Field Handbook; Geophysical Methods for Hazardous Waste Site Characterization (with G.L. Hempen as Special Publicaion No. 3, Assoc. of Engineering Geologists; Bibliography of Engineering Geology (750-page ms in press, Association of Engineering Geologists) originator/editor, AEG Bulletin series Cities of The World (now 20 papers); 100 papers in engineering geology, environmental geology, hydrogeology, technical/regulatory history of waste management, waste management facility siting/design/cleanup, geotechnical engineering, rock engineering, tunneling, seismic risk, critical-facility siting, and professional practice.
Honors
1966 - Sigma Gamma Epsilon, National Earth Science Honorary
1973 - California's Outstanding Young Civil Engineer; American Society of Civil Engineers
1973 - Society of The Sigma Xi, National Science and Engineering Honorary Society
1975 - Daniel W. Mead Prize; American Society of Civil Engineers
1981 - The Geological Society of America, E.B. Burwell Memorial Award
1988 - Meritorious Service Medal, U.S. Army (North Korean Invasion Tunnel Detection)
1989 - Certificate of Appreciation, Missouri Governor Ashcroft (Readiness Improvement, Missouri National Guard)
1989 - Meritorious Service Medal, U.S. Army, 1st Oak Leaf Cluster, (New Madrid Earthquake Response Planning)
1992 - Meritorious Service Medal, U.S. Army, 2nd Oak Leaf Cluster, (Environmental Remediation)
1994 - Floyd T. Johnston Award for Exceptional Service, Association of Engineering Geologists
Special Courses Completed
1961 - U.S. Army Field Artillery Officer Basic Course, Fort Sill, OK
1963 - U.S. Army Special Operations Course, Fort Bragg, NC
1965 - U.S. Army Military Intelligence Officer Basic Course, Fort Holabird, MD
1976 - Association of Soil; & Foundation Engineers (ASFE) Institute of Professional Practice, for Design Professionals
1976 - U.S. Army Command & General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, KS
1977 - U.S. Army Engineer Officer Advanced Course, Fort Belvoir, VA
1980 - U.S. Army War College, Carlisle Barracks, PA
1985 - U.S. EPA Hazardous Waste Health & Safety Training
1993 - U.S. OSHA 40-hour Hazardous Waste Health & Safety Training (OHM Corp.)
1993 - General Employee Radiation Training (8 hr.), Weldon Spring Site Remedial Action Project
1994 - OSHA 8-hour Hazardous Waste Refresher Course (Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc.)
1995 - OSHA/DOE 18-hour Hazardous Waste Refresher Course (MK-Ferguson, Inc.)
1997 - OSHA/EPA 8-hour Hazardous Waste Refresher Course (Ecology & Environment, Inc.) Rev. Feb 1999
Professional Committee Activities
1977- 1982: ASCE Solid Waste Legislative Review Committee, Environmental Engineering Div.;
1979 - 1988: ASCE Committee on Environmental Concerns, Geotechnical Engineering Div.
1980 - 1988: AEG Seismic Safety Committee
1980 - Present: AEG Bulletin Series Editor and Creator: Cities of The World Series
1980 - 1986: National Sanitation Foundation Comm. (B32); Flexible Membrane Liners
1981 - Charter member, U.S. Natl. Committee for Engineering Geology; 1985-1986
1981 - 1986: ASCE Geotechnical Engineering Division Publications Committee
1983 - Chairman, Publications Committee, Engineering Geology Division, GSA
1983 - 1984: ASCE Environmental Engineering Div. Planner
1983 - 1986: Member, U.S. Natl. Comm. on Tunneling Technology, NAS/NAE1983 - 1989: ASCE Hazardous Waste Committee (Environmental Engineering Div.)
1983 - Present: Member of Editorial Board, Engineering Geology, Amsterdam
1984 - 1985: American Geological Institute, Board of Directors
1985 - Panel Member, USEPA Science Advisory Board, Comm. on Environmental Engineering
1985 - 1986: Chairman, ASCE Environmental Engineering Div. Committee on Ground Water Quality
1986 - Chairman, Awards Committee, Engineering Geology Division, Geological Society of America
1987 - 1989: Member, 15-person Board on Earth Sciences, National Academy of Sciences
1988 - Chairman, GSA, Engineering Geology Division Centennial Awards Committee
1988 - 1989: Member, USNRC Comm. on Solid-Earth Sciences; Chairman, Geology, Land Utilization & Environment
1988 - 1993: Council on Health & Environmental Safety of Soils (CHESS); Chairman of Comm.. on Remedial Options
1989 - ASCE, Environmental Engineering Division, Subcommittee on Ground-Water Modeling (Manual of Practice)
1989 - National Research Council Working Party on Preservation of the Sphinx
1989 - 1991: Associate Editor, Bulletin, Geological Society of America
1990 - Member, AEG Committee on Ethics & Professional Practice
1991 - 1993 - Presidential Advisory Board, AEG
1991 - Present: Creator and Sole Director, AEG Historical Archives
1993 - 1995 - Present; Member ASCE Geotechnical Engr. Div., Subcommittee on Determination of Soil/Rock Permeability
1995 - Present: Member, Editorial Board, Quarterly Journal of Engineering Geology; Geological Society of London
Technical Short Courses Directed
1971 - U.S. Forest Service, Region 5 (California) week-long Geotechnical Course, Geologists & Engineers; Officer-in-Charge
1978 - Engineering Geology for Geologists, 1st AEG two-day short course, co-director/co-editor of published notes.
1982 - Symposium on Hazardous & Special Waste Management, St. Louis, co-director, for St. Louis Section, AEG
1982 - U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Basic Course in Engineering Geology, deputy director, 12 wk. (summer) UMR
1983 - U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Advanced Course in Engineering Geology, deputy director, Fall Semester, UMR
1985 - 1987: Office of Surface Mining, Field Engineering; co-director/instructor; 12 occasions, for 26 State Offices
1985 - 1987: USEPA national lecturer on Remedial Engineering at Hazardous Waste Cleanup Sites
1988 - U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Basic Course in Engineering Geology, Deputy Director, 12 weeks (summer), UMR.
1988 - U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Environmental Law and Regulation, Co-Director and Principal Instructor.
1989 - Allied-Signal Corp., Kansas City, MO, Environmental Regulation, Director and Principal Instructor.
1993 - Instructor in Pitfalls of Environmental Site Characterization, the E3 Institute, Columbus, OH
1993 - U.S National Science Foundation - Environmental Geology for University Faculty (2-week course Instructor)
Listings in Scientific & Technical Achievement Directories
American Men & Women of Science
Whos Who in American Education
International Who's Who of Contemporary Achievement
Who's Who in Engineering
Men of Achievement, Cambridge, UK (17th ed., 1995)
Who's Who in Frontier Science & Technology
Personalities of The West & Midwest
Whos Who in Science & Engineering (3rd edition, 1996)
Sterlings Whos Who Directory, Executive Edition
Who's Who in the Midwest (26th edition, 1998)
5000 Personalities of The World
Who's Who in Technology (7th edition, 1996)
Whos Who in The World
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