Jeffrey Miller

Dr. Jeffrey Miller joined SUU in 2022 as the Dean of the College of Engineering and Computational Sciences. His academic career started at California State University, Los Angeles, where he taught undergraduate computer science classes while pursuing his Ph.D. While there, he won the prestigious Professor of the Year Award, which is voted by the students in the department for the most effective faculty member. After completing his Ph.D. at the University of Southern California, he became the first Computer Engineering faculty member hired at the University of Alaska Anchorage, and he became the Department Chair, overseeing the Mechanical, Electrical, and Computer engineering programs. He facilitated the hiring of three faculty members and merged the Computer Engineering and Computer Science departments into one, growing the faculty from one to seven before leaving. He then joined the Computer Science faculty at the University of Southern California and became the Department Chair of the Information Technology Program, which is a program dedicated to providing students of all majors with a technology-related education. He grew the program to over 5,000 students in three years, over a 50% increase from when he started. His academic research involves technologies used in driverless vehicles, specifically related to routing, networking, and ethics, along with enhancing STEM education at the K12, undergraduate, and graduate levels. He appreciates the support of his wife and four kids, and he is proud to be a T-Bird.

Positions

Dean (College of Engineering and Computational Sciences)
Southern Utah University
2022
Professor/Chair (Computer Science and Information Technology)
University of Southern California
2013 - 2022
Associate Professor/Chair (Computer Science and Engineering)
University of Alaska Anchorage
2007 - 2013

Education

Ph.D. (Computer Science)
University of Southern California
2007
Master of Science (Computer Science)
University of Southern California
2002
Bachelor of Science (Computer Engineering and Computation Science)
University of Southern California
2002