Roger Wells

Dr. Wells’ career was in both the UK and US where he served in various roles as an engineer, engineering manager, and in executive management positions. He progressed to executive management through his engineering roles in both the private and public sectors. At Walden University he teaches the PhD Management courses. Dr. Wells has served on numerous doctoral student committees as chair and reviewer. Dr. Wells uses experiences in his long career, which includes technical research and development activities to structure learning the prepares PhD students to become valuable members of the business community. Dr. Wells has written a book published SAE International where he analyzed and narrated the long 100 year journey taken by automotive manufacturers and legislative organizations to implement the safety standards and design rules that have resulted in dramatic reduction in passenger fatalities. Dr. Wells is the holder of many patents related to automotive safety and has written and presented technical papers for professional associations.

Courses Taught

MGNT 9000 - Doctoral Dissertation

Education

PhD, Northcentral University

MBA, Northcentral University

BS, Portsmouth College of Technology

Public Service

Environmental Protections, Other - Regional.

Publications

Wells, R. F. (2014). A Hundred Years of Occupanty Safety.

Presentations

Wells, R. F. (2018). Regional Development and Response to Mitigation Research.

Wells, R. F. (2017). Protection of Open Spaces.

Wells, R. F. (2017). Defense of Open Spaces.

Wells, R. F. (2007). A non‑contacting capacitive steering wheel position sensor. IEEE Conference, Santa Ana, California. IEEE