About Florida Engineers in Education (FEE)

The Florida Engineers in Education or FEE is one of the six practice sections of the Florida Engineering Society representing those members who are engaged in teaching, research, or administration in the field of education. Any member of FES may participate in the activities of this section subject to the FEE Rules of Government and Operations.

The objectives of the section are to provide for professional engineers in education a forum for effective discussion, exploration, and analysis, and provide for FES and NSPE a vehicle for obtaining advice by professional engineers in education with respect to:

1. Improvement of undergraduate, graduate, continuing education, and technician programs for accomplishing the engineering effort of our nation.
2. Stimulation of professional concepts, including registration among engineering educators and students.
3. Cooperation with the American Society for Engineering Education, the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology and other engineering societies in matters affecting educational policies and practices.
4. Promotion of an atmosphere for engineering educators conducive to the highest quality of engineering education.

FEE Administrative Committee

Name	Position
John Hadjilogiou, PhD, PE	Chairman
Salvatore D. Morgera, PhD, PE	Vice Chair
William E. Lee, III, PhD, PE	Secretary
Primus V. Mtenga, PhD, PE	Treasurer
Claudius A. Carnegie, PhD, PE, Ed.D	NSPE Governor
Michelle Roddenberry, PhD, PE	Public Relations
Kelly Jones	staff liaison

Chapter Liaison Representatives

Name	Position
Jeffrey H. Greenfield, Ph.D., PE	Broward
Debra R. Reinhart, PE	Central Florida
Amy Meyers DiRusso, PE	Northwest Florida
Karl K. Stevens, PE	Palm Beach
Daniel E. Glaser, PE	Pinellas
Jennifer E.C. Porter, PE	Treasure Coast

Annual Conference and Other Activities

FEE shall meet annually at the time and place established for the annual conference of FES. The venue is a breakfast with official business as the first part of the agenda followed by a more informal gathering of peers and friends.