Roger
W. Liska, Ed.D., P.E., Class of '65
Dr. Roger W. Liska, a 1965 civil engineering graduate of Michigan
Tech, is Associate Dean and Professor of the College of Architecture,
Arts and Humanities at Clemson University. After leaving Tech,
Dr. Liska held various engineering positions in the Detroit
area and received a masters degree in civil engineering from
Wayne State University in 1967. Since 1972 he has held various
faculty and administrative positions in the area of construction/engineering
education at the College of DuPage, Auburn University, University
of Maryland, and Clemson University. Dr. Liska received his
doctorate in educational administration in 1988 from the University
of Georgia. He has served as national President of the American
Council for Construction Education and the American Institute
of Constructors. He is presently on the national Board of
Directors of both groups, and a Fellow in AIC. He has received
two national outstanding teacher awards: the Associated Builders
and Contractors Trimmer Teaching Award and the American Institute
of Constructors Klinger Construction Education Award.
Dr.
Liska has developed and taught over 300 professional development
courses for the construction industry, authored three books,
a dozen training manuals, and numerous professional articles.
He has studied in many foreign countries and serves on the
Education and Membership Board of the Chartered Institute
of Building located in Ascot, UK of which he is a member.
He is also a member of the Michigan Tech Dean's Club, and
Founder's Club. Roger and his wife, Judy, reside in Pendleton,
South Carolina and have two daughters and two grand children.
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