Andrew Goodliffe, PhD

Andrew Goodliffe is an Associate Professor of Geophysics and Associate Dean of the Graduate School at The University of Alabama. 

As Associate Dean Andrew is responsible for graduate recruitment, admission, graduate fellowships, and admission policy.

As a geophysicist Andrew has worked throughout the world on geophysical projects including active volcanoes, continental rifting, seafloor mapping, and geological carbon sequestration. Other important projects include the application of geophysical techniques to the location of sub sea-ice crashed aircraft and the drilling of 8 deep exploration wells (wildcats). Andrew has spent extensive time at sea in almost all oceans, and is a proud Shellback. Andrew has served as an observer for the United Nations SOPAC program. 

Andrew's teaching includes Introduction to Geophysics, Multichannel Seismic Reflection Processing and Interpretation, Scientific Computing, Imperial Barrel Award, Physical Geology, and Sustainable Earth.