Henry V Burton

Henry V Burton currently serves as an Associate Professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, where research focuses on modeling the relationship between infrastructure performance and community resilience following extreme events. Teaching responsibilities include graduate courses in Advanced Structural Analysis and Structural Reliability, along with an undergraduate course in Probability and Statistics for Engineers. Additional roles include Advisory Board Member at ResiQuant, Associate Editor for the ASCE Journal of Structural Engineering and Earthquake Spectra, and President of Burton Engineering Consulting. Furthermore, experience includes contributions to seismic design as a Professional Research Program Fellow at the National Institute of Standards and Technology and active participation on various committees related to transportation resilience. Educational credentials consist of a Ph.D. in Civil (Structural) Engineering from Stanford University, a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Morgan State University, and a Master of Science in Statistics from UCLA.