Teaching

Teaching – Dr. Nemy Banthia

Inspiring Future Engineers Through Real-World Learning

Dr. Banthia integrates hands-on experience, cutting-edge research, and practical challenges to deliver impactful engineering education. His student-centered approach empowers future innovators to solve complex global problems.

Academic Appointments

Design & Project Engineer

(1980–82)

Research & Teaching Assistant

(1982–87)

Attaché de recherché

(1987–92)

 

  • Associate Professor (1992)

  • Professor (1997)

  • Distinguished University Scholar (2003)

  • Canada Research Chair (2006)

  • University Killam Professor (2023)

Mentorship & Supervision

  • Supervised 75+ MSc and PhD students

  • Mentored 12 postdoctoral fellows and research associates

  • Frequent advisor and judge for student competitions (Concrete Toboggan Race, ACI’s FRP Competition)

  • Co-op faculty mentor and recipient of Award of Special Recognition (UBC, 2004)

Courses Taught (Selected)

Graduate

Undergraduate:

Guest Teaching

Innovative Contributions to Teaching

  • Initiated CIVL 322 with end-of-term Poster Presentation Day judged by industry professionals

  • Introduced industry speakers into core material science courses

  • Created hands-on, problem-based learning models across multiple levels

  • Developed Fiber Reinforced Concrete Bowling Ball Competition (ACI, 2005)