Biography
Office: 350C
Phone: 801.422.2232
Email: juliecrockett@byu.edu
Office Hours
Fall: TBD
Research
Fluid Mechanics, Environmental Fluid Dynamics, Experimental and theoretical fluid analysis techniques
Background
Julie Crockett earned her Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of California, San Diego after finishing her BS in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Denver. She joined the faculty at Brigham Young University to work with the best students in the world. She enjoys teaching fundamental fluid mechanics to ME students as well as working with students on ground-breaking research in environmental fluids and surface-fluid interactions. Her work elucidates energy transport via ocean internal waves, and expands our understanding of fluid physics and heat transfer on superhydrophobic surfaces. Dr. Crockett was awarded the BYU Karl G. Maeser Excellence in Teaching Award in 2019 and was a U.S. Fulbright Scholar in London in 2020.
Honors and Awards
- Nominee Utah Engineering Educator of the Year, Society of Women Engineers (2018 - 2018)
Professional Citizenship
- Media Interview, BYU Media (2014 - 2014)