2018 ABET IMPACT REPORT
FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 2018 FROMLEADERSHIP THE CONTENTS INCREASING OUR GLOBAL IMPACT From the President and the Executive Director
Welcome to our 2018 Impact Report, the story of our ABET’s work has far-reaching impact, in the U.S. and around 3 From the President and the Executive Director organization’s successes during the 2018 fiscal year. Our the world, with more than 100,000 students graduating from 4 ABET at a Glance purpose is to assure confidence in university programs in ABET-accredited programs each year. The goal of ABET 6 2018 ABET Awards STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) accreditation is to facilitate preparation of the professionals disciplines. This report highlights how our extraordinary of tomorrow to build a world that is safer, more efficient, network of over 2,000 dedicated volunteer experts from our more comfortable and more sustainable for all. Accreditation Statistics member societies, as well as ABET and member society We aligned the theme and content of our annual flagship staff, worked hard to improve the quality of STEM 10 Statistics: 2017-18 Accreditation Cycle event, the ABET Symposium, with this goal in mind and education worldwide. included such topics as incorporating sustainability, 18 Statistics: Accreditation Trends During the 2017-18 cycle, we reviewed over 950 programs diversity, and inclusion into the students’ education 20 Statistics: 2017-18 Volunteer Pool Characteristics worldwide, including 153 new programs across an experience. We also welcomed Olin College President increasing spectrum of STEM disciplines. As of October 1, Richard Miller to share his insights on the importance of 2018, 4,005 programs at 793 institutions in 32 countries introducing project-based learning in all aspects of a 2017-18 Financial Highlights hold ABET accreditation. Those 772 programs are located student’s academic program. outside of the U.S. including 95 new programs. This steady 22 Independent Auditors’ Report We continued to build key partnerships around the world to growth clearly demonstrates that institutions and help improve the quality and impact of STEM education. 24 Statement of Financial Position employers continue to place high value on the confidence we UNESCO’s World Federation of Engineering Organizations, provide students, industry and the general public – 25 Statement of Activities the Washington, Sydney, Dublin, and Seoul Accords, confidence that graduates from our accredited programs are U.S.-India Collaboration for Engineering Education and the 26 Statement of Cash Flows well prepared to enter the global workforce and tackle the International Federation of Engineering Societies are just many complex problems we face. 27 Notes to Financial Statements some of the many organizations we have partnered with, To continue to expand our impact on STEM education, we sharing the common goal of improving STEM education needed to grow our corps of member society-based globally. Acknowledgements volunteer experts, and we did. This year, we welcomed 138 We are extremely proud of our many accomplishments this new Program Evaluators from 24 of our member societies to 32 2017-18 Board of Directors year and will continue to engage our broad base of our Global Learning Center in Baltimore for Program constituents in an increasingly interconnected world. We 33 2016-18 Board of Delegates Evaluator Candidate (PEVC) training. These professionals look forward to our continued partnership in achieving our 35 2017-18 Academic Advisory Council hailed from 11 countries around the world, representing goal of making the world a better place through excellence industry, academia and government agencies. in education. Finally, we are grateful for the continued 36 2017-18 Industry Advisory Council We also continued to expand and enhance our criteria to partnership with our 36 professional member societies. 37 2017-18 Global Council better reflect the needs of our constituents and the changing Without their work representing the professions and demands of employers to ensure the next generation of providing outstanding volunteers, ABET accreditation 38 2017-18 Accreditation Council STEM professionals have the knowledge, skills and relevant would not be possible. 39 2017-18 Applied and Natural Science Accreditation Commission experiences to serve the needs of an ever-evolving world. 40 2017-18 Computing Accreditation Commission This year, we added new program-specific criteria across all Best regards, ABET commissions, including criteria for cybersecurity and 42 2017-18 Engineering Accreditation Commission cyber-engineering. 46 2017-18 Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission 48 2017-18 Team Chairs 53 2017-18 Program Evaluators 70 ABET Professional Staff
This publication is available online at www.abet.org.
2 2018 ABET Impact Report 2018 ABET Impact Report 3 Michael R. Lightner, Ph.D. Michael K.J. Milligan, Ph.D., P.E., C.A.E. 2017-18 ABET President ABET Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer ABET AT A GLANCE ABET AT A GLANCE
About ABET
We are a forward-thinking, purpose-driven organization with ISO 9001:2015 certification. A federation comprised of 36 professional and technical member societies, we accredit college and university programs in the areas of applied and natural science, computing, engineering and engineering technology at the associate, bachelor's and master's degree levels. Based in Baltimore, our reach is global and we have 4.005 programs in 779 institutions in 32 countries. We accredit programs, not institutions. As a specialized accreditor, we provide accreditation for post-secondary programs within degree- granting institutions already recognized by national or regional institutional accreditation agencies or national education authorities worldwide. Our accreditation is voluntary and to date nearly 4,005 programs at over 779 institutions in 32 countries are ABET-accredited. With ABET accreditation, students, employers and the society we serve can be confident that a program meets the quality standards that ABET’s Strategic Priorities produce graduates prepared to enter a global 2016-2019 workforce.
To position ABET for the future and to make our organization stronger and more agile, our Board of Directors and senior leadership identified five areas of strategic importance to ABET: 1. Enhance effective, efficient, scalable processes to support ABET operations and services. 2. Strengthen ABET’s core products and expand services to address the changing needs of our growing constituency. 3. Develop and execute a communications plan to engage constituents and build confidence in the benefits of ABET’s accreditation process and services. 4. Improve technical education worldwide through accreditation, partnerships, and engagement. 5. Implement and refine the new governance structure. 4 2018 ABET Impact Report SECTION NAME
2018 ABET AWARDS As an organization committed to inspiring confidence in higher education, we admire and applaud remarkable achievements. On November 2, 2018, we gathered at the Hilton in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor for the ABET Awards. ABET leadership, Experts and staff came together to celebrate the achievements of some of our most dedicated Experts and individuals who are taking huge strides in bringing diversity and innovation to technical education.
Recipients of the Linton E. Grinter Distinguished Service Award, Linton E. Grinter ABET’s highest honor, are those ABET volunteers who follow in the namesake’s footsteps and who surpass even the highest Distinguished service expectations of the organization. They are acknowledged for outstanding contributions to the technical disciplines Service Award through their work in ABET-related activities.
Lawrence G. Jones 2018 Linton E. Grinter Distinguished Service Award
For outstanding leadership and contributions to ABET, which have directly and postively impacted ABET's strategic direction, its executive leadership, its processes and its accreditation criteria.
2018 ABET Impact Report 7 The ABET Fellow Award is presented annually to recognize those individuals Claire L. Felbinger The Claire L. Felbinger Award for Diversity recognizes U.S.-based individuals, Fellow of ABET who have given sustained quality service to the ABET-related professions, Award for Diversity educational units, associations and firms for extraordinary success in Awards in general, and to education within the ABET disciplines, in particular, achieving diversity and inclusiveness or for facilitating diversity and through the activities of ABET. and Inclusion inclusiveness in the technological segments of our society.
Walter Buchanan For leadership in accreditation activities which create Ignatios Vakalis professional career paths for graduates of engineering For outstanding vision, technology programs, and the improvement of accreditation commitment, and progress in processes for institutions. the recruitment, retention, and empowerment of women in computer science and software engineering at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and nationally.
Mohammad Hosni For unselfish service to ABET, encouragement and support of ABET volunteers, leadership of EAC committees, and passionate advocacy of ABET nationally and internationally.
ABET Innovation Award
The ABET Innovation Award recognizes vision and commitment that challenge the Stan Thomas status-quo in technical For service to the CAC as PEV, TC, Executive Committee Member education. It honors individuals, and Chair and as a driving force on the CAC-CSAB Criteria organizations or teams that are Committee and the AC Training Committee. breaking new ground by developing and implementing innovation into their ABET- accredited programs.
Formula Hybrid Competition founded by the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth College For national leadership and impact in uniquely challenging students in ABET- accredited programs to collaborate across disciplines to provide innovative design experiences and build fuel-efficient, high-performance hybrid vehicles. 8 2018 ABET Impact Report 2018 ABET Impact Report 9 ACCREDITATION STATISTICS GLOBAL IMPACT AS OF OCTOBER 1, 2018 ABET HAS ACCREDITED PROGRAMS IN 32 COUNTRIES
WORLDWIDE UNITED STATES OUTSIDE THE US
4005 3233 772 PROGRAMS PROGRAMS PROGRAMS 793 638 155 INSTITUTIONS INSTITUTIONS INSTITUTIONS
Austria Kuwait Qatar Bahrain Lebanon Russian Federation Chile Mexico Saudi Arabia China Mongolia Singapore Colombia Morocco South Africa Ecuador Oman Spain 153 17 Egypt Palestine Turkey INCREASES SINCE 2017 PROGRAMS INSTITUTIONS India Peru United Arab Emirates Indonesia Philippines United States of America Jordan Poland Vietnam 10 2018 ABET Impact Report 2018Kazakhstan ABET Impact Report Portugal 11 ACCREDITATION STATISTICS ACCREDITATION STATISTICS ACCREDITATION
ACTIONS FOR 102 117 GENERAL REVIEWS 2017-18
ANSAC CAC EAC ETAC TOTAL
11 69 493 68 641 Next General Review (NGR) 58% 68% 84% 75% 80%
8 30 77 23 138 Interim Report (IR) 42% 29% 13% 25% 17%
1 2 3 Interim Visit (IV) ― 1% <1% ― <1%
1 1 Show Cause Report (SCR) ― ― <1% ― <1% 99 2 2 4 Show Cause Visit (SCV) ― 2% <1% ― <1%
10 10 Not to Accredit (NA) ― ― 2% ― 1%
PROGRAMS VISITED BY CURRICULAR AREA 2017—18 1 117
* Individual programs may embrace more than one curricular area, and thus may be counted more than once in this table.
12 2018 ABET Impact Report 2018 ABET Impact Report 13 ACCREDITATION STATISTICS 10 LARGEST CURRICULAR AREAS BY NUMBER OF ACCREDITED PROGRAMS ACROSS ALL COMMISSIONS As of October 1, 2018
700 646
600 ACCREDITATION STATISTICS ACCREDITATION 541
500
400 374 374 374
300
223 200 188 184 143 137
100
0
Civil Electrical Computer Chemical Industrial Mechanical Engineering
Computer Science General Criteria Only Bioeng. & Biomedical
Electrical Civil Computer Computer 318 317 Science 455 374
10 LARGEST Electrical CURRICULAR AREAS Mechanical Chemical ACCREDITED 191 BY COMMISSION 423 PROGRAMS ACCREDITED BY 216 CURRICULAR AREA 1 648 CAC ETAC 2017—18 Industrial EAC
* Individual programs may embrace more than one curricular 166 Mechanical 118
area, and thus may be counted more than once in this table. Bioengineering/Biomed 130
14 2018 ABET Impact Report 2018 ABET Impact Report 15 ACCREDITATION STATISTICS 16
As of October 2,2018 As of October 2,2018 BY COMMISSION ACCREDITED PROGRAMS INSTITUTIONS WITH BY COMMISSION ACCREDITED PROGRAMS CAC (519) ANSAC (104) CAC (391) ANSAC (77)
ETAC (220) EAC (565) ETAC (618) EAC (2773)
1 8% 45 % 6 % 2018 ABET Impact Report 31% 2018 ABET Impact Report 2013-18 2013-18 BY COMMISSION ACCREDITED PROGRAMS INSTITUTIONS WITH BY COMMISSION ACCREDITED PROGRAMS CAC ANSAC CAC ANSAC ETAC EAC ETAC EAC
2013 2013 2285 468 310 405 620 212 55 73 2014 2014 2364 484 214 322 625 419 56 74 2015 2014 500 2437 640 216 331 429 63 81 2016 2016 2550 220 354 528 629 461 67 87 2017 2017 2671 548 373 221 487 101 613 75 2018 2018 2773 104 220 565 618 519 391 77
17 ACCREDITATION STATISTICS ACCREDITATION ACCREDITATION STATISTICS STATISTICS: ACCREDITATION TRENDS
ACTIONS FOR GENERAL ACTIONS FOR GENERAL REVIEWS, 2013-2018 REVIEWS, 2013-2018 Applied and Natural Science Engineering Accreditation Accreditation Commission Commission (EAC) (ANSAC) ACCREDITATION STATISTICS ACCREDITATION NEXT NEXT GENERAL INTERIM INTERIM SHOW NOT TO GENERAL INTERIM INTERIM SHOW NOT TO REVIEW REPORT VISIT CAUSE ACCREDIT REVIEW REPORT VISIT CAUSE ACCREDIT 2013 79% 16% 3% 0% 0% 2013 78% 22% 0% 0% 0% 2014 89% 10% <1% <1% 0% 2014 67% 33% 0% 0% 0% 2015 90% 9% <1% 0% <1% 2015 61% 28% 0% 11% 0% 2016 85% 13% <1% 1% <1% 2016 80% 13% 7% 0% 0% 2017 90% 9% <1% 0% <1% 2017 68% 32% 0% 0% 0% 2018 84% 12% 0% 0% 0% 2018 58% 5% 0% 0% 0%
ACTIONS FOR GENERAL ACTIONS FOR GENERAL REVIEWS, 2013-2018 REVIEWS, 2013-2018 Computing Accreditation Engineering Technology Commission (CAC) Accreditation Commission (ETAC)
NEXT NEXT GENERAL INTERIM INTERIM SHOW NOT TO GENERAL INTERIM INTERIM SHOW NOT TO REVIEW REPORT VISIT CAUSE ACCREDIT REVIEW REPORT VISIT CAUSE ACCREDIT
2013 58% 29% 11% 3% 0% 2013 64% 31% 3% 0% 0%
2014 69% 25% 1% 1% 2% 2014 80% 17% 1% 2% 2%
2015 79% 20% 1% 0% 0% 2015 67% 33% 0% 0% 0%
2016 69% 26% 4% 1% 0% 2016 65% 27% 8% 0% 0%
2017 70% 24% 5% 1% 0% 2017 85% 15% 0% 0% 0%
18 2018 67% 29% 2% 2% 2018 ABET0% Impact Report 2018 2018ABET Impact Report 75% 25% 0% 0% 0% 19 ACCREDITATION STATISTICS 20 CHARACTERISTICS 2017 STATISTICS:
AGE *Data are self-reported andcurrent asofOctober1, 2018. 80-89 (45) 70 -79 (259) 60-69 (536) 50-59 (559) 40-49 (255) 30 -39(74) -18 VOLUNTEER GENDER
Unspecified (119) Unspecified Female (317) Male (1600) 2018 ABET Impact Report
2018 ABET Impact Report ETHNICITY *Data are self-reported andcurrent asofOctober1, 2018. Hispanic (69) White, not of Hispanic Origin (1366) Black, not of Hispanic Origin (81) Asian or Pacific Islander (306) American Indian or Alaskan Native (6) 76% 16% 0% 4% 4% JOB SECTOR JOB Industry (235) Government (83) Academic (1378) Other (20) Other Private (37) Practitioner (266)
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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS 2017-18 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS Independent Auditors’ Report
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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS FINANCIAL BETHESDA, MD 20814 WASHINGTON, DC 20036 (T) 301.986.0600 (T) 202.822.0717 ur audits ere ondu ted or the ur ose o or in an o inion on the inan ia state ents as a ho e Independent Auditors’ Report he s hedu e o e enses ithout indire t e ense a o ation or the year ended e te er ith the o arati e tota s or the year ended e te er on a e is resented or ur oses The Board of Directors o additiona ana ysis and is not a re uired art o the inan ia state ents u h in or ation is the Accreditation Board for Engineering res onsi i ity o ana e ent and as deri ed ro and re ates dire t y to the under yin a ountin and and Technology, Inc. other re ords used to re are the inan ia state ents he in or ation has een su e ted to the Baltimore, Maryland auditin ro edures a ied in the audits o the inan ia state ents and ertain additiona ro edures in udin o arin and re on i in su h in or ation dire t y to the under yin a ountin and other We have audited the accompanying financial statements of Accreditation Board for Engineering and re ords used to re are the inan ia state ents or to the inan ia state ents the se es and other Technology, Inc. (ABET) (a nonprofit organization), which comprise the statements of financial position additiona ro edures in a ordan e ith auditin standards enera y a e ted in the nited tates o as of September 30, 2018 and 2017, and the related statements of activities and cash flows for the years eri a n our o inion the in or ation is air y stated in a ateria res e ts in re ation to the inan ia then ended, and the related notes to the financial statements. state ents as a ho e Management’s Responsibility for the Financial Statements
Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these financial statements in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America; this includes ethesda ary and erti ied u i ountants the design, implementation, and maintenance of internal control relevant to the preparation and fair ri presentation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.
itors’ Responsibility
Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audits. We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audits to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatement.
An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditors’ judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditors consider internal control relevant to the entity’s preparation and fair presentation of the financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. Accordingly, we express no such opinion. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of significant accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial statements.
We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion.
pinion
In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of ABET as of September 30, 2018 and 2017, and the changes in its net assets and its cash flows for the years then ended in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America.
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22 2018 ABET Impact Report 2018 ABET Impact Report 23 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS 2017-18 STATEMENT 2017-18 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES OF FINANCIAL POSITION For the Year Ended September 30, 2018 (With Comparative Totals for the Year Ended September 30, 2017) September 30, 2018 (With Comparative Totals for September 30, 2017)
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS FINANCIAL 2018 2017 2018 2017 Support and Revenues Assets Accreditation Fees $ 9,568,018 $ 8,900,400 Donated Services 11,031,566 10,925,590 Current Assets Membership Assessments 1,755,987 1,920,832 Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 5,083,143 $ 4,926,214 Professional Service Revenues 1,191,251 1,082,990 Accounts Receivable, Less Allowance for Doubtful Accounts of 771,898 902,971 Interest and Dividend Income 103,679 25,370 Approximately $113,000 and $94,000 for 2017 and 2016, Respectively Gain on Investments 192,638 323,178 Prepaid Expenses and Other Current Assets 543,030 506,604 157,916 108,131 Investments 5,789,316 5,285,659 Other Revenue Total Support and Revenues 24,001,055 23,286,491 Property and Equipment and Intangible Assets – Net 4,309,467 4,127,554
Investment in Deferred Compensation 337,762 275,578 Expenses Total Assets $ 16,834,616 $ 16,024,580 Program Service Expenses Accreditation 4,998,418 4,669,228 Liabilities and Net Assets Accreditation Donated Services 11,031,566 10,925,590
Liabilities Total Accreditation 16,029,984 15,594,818 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses $ 1,415,287 $ 1,719,148 Professional Services 2,096,760 1,733,312 Deferred Revenues 4,762,962 5,089,209 Governance 1,183,773 1,536,278 Deferred Compensation Payable 337,762 275,578 Planning and Operations 2,103,256 1,818,485
Total Liabilities 6,516,011 7,083,935 Total Program Services Expenses 21,413,773 20,682,893
Supporting Services Unrestricted Net Assets 10,318,605 8,940,645 General and Administrative 989,768 855,758 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 16,834,616 $ 16,024,580 Membership 219,554 216,744
Total Supporting Services 1,209,322 1,072,502
Total Expenses 22,623,095 21,755,395
Increase in Unrestricted Net Assets 1,377,960 1,531,096
Unrestricted Net Assets, Beginning of Year 8,940,645 7,409,549
Unrestricted Net Assets, End of Year $ 10,318,605 $ 8,940,645
* See accompanying Notes to Financial Statements (beginning on page 27). * See accompanying Notes to Financial Statements (beginning on page 27).
24 2018 ABET Impact Report 2018 ABET Impact Report 25 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS 2017-18 STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS 2017-18 NOTES TO FINANCIAL For the Year Ended September 30, 2018 (With Comparative Totals STATEMENTS for the Year Ended September 30, 2017) 1. Organization exchanges. Where securities are not listed on an exchange, quotations are obtained from Accreditation Board for Engineering and other published sources. Technology, Inc. (ABET) was organized in 1932 and incorporated in 1963. ABET accredits FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS FINANCIAL 2018 2017 applied science, computing, engineering, and Accounts Receivable technology programs at colleges and Accounts receivable are reported at their Cash Flows from Operating Activities universities throughout the United States as outstanding balances reduced by an allowance Increase in Unrestricted Net Assets $ 1,377,960 $ 1,531,096 well as internationally. ABET also conducts for doubtful accounts, if necessary. Adjustments to Reconcile Increase in Unrestricted Net faculty improvement workshops. ABET is Management periodically evaluates the Assets to Net Cash Provided by Operating Activities supported primarily by accreditation fees, adequacy of the allowance for doubtful Depreciation and Amortization 378.207 327,272 donated accreditation services, and accounts by considering ABET's past Gain on Investments (192,638) (323,178) membership assessments. receivables loss experience, known and Loss on Disposal of Property and Equipment and inherent risks in the accounts receivable 18,098 - Intangible Asset 2. Summary of Significant population, adverse situations that may affect a client's ability to pay, and current economic (Increase) Decrease in Assets Accounting Policies conditions. Accounts Receivable 131,073 283,284 Basis of Accounting The allowance for doubtful accounts is Prepaid Expenses and Other Current Assets (36,426) 127,667 The accompanying financial statements are increased by charges to bad debt expense and (68,460) Investments in Deferred Compensation (62,184) presented on the accrual basis of accounting. decreased by charge offs of uncollectible Increase (Decrease) in Liabilities Consequently, revenue is recognized when accounts receivable balances. Accounts Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses (303,861) 32,763 earned and expenses when incurred. receivable are considered past due, and then Deferred Revenues (326,247) 142,250 charged off based on management's Use of Estimates determination that they are uncollectible. Deferred Compensation Payable 62,184 68,460 The preparation of financial statements in Property and Equipment Net Cash Provided by Operating Activities 1,046,166 2,121,154 conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of and Intangible Assets America (US GAAP) requires management to Acquisitions of property and equipment in Cash Flows from Investing Activities make estimates and assumptions that affect excess of $1,000 are capitalized. Property and Purchases of Property and Equipment and Intangible Assets (578,218) (390,082) certain reported amounts and disclosures. equipment are stated at cost, if purchased, or at Accordingly, actual results could differ from Proceeds from Redemptions/Sales of Investments 1,528,523 3,080,184 fair market value at date of donation, if those estimates. contributed. Depreciation is provided over the Purchases of Investments (1,839,542) (3,219,002) estimated useful lives of the assets on a Cash and Cash Equivalents straight-line basis. Net Cash Used in Investing Activities (889,237) (528,900) ABET considers all highly-liquid investments Costs of developing database software have with an initial maturity of three months or less, been capitalized. Amortization will be provided Net Increase (Decrease) in Cash and Cash Equivalents 156,929 1,592,254 when purchased, to be cash equivalents. over the estimated time the database will be 3,333,960 Cash and Cash Equivalents, Beginning of Year 4,926,214 Investments utilized and will commence when the database Investments are stated at fair value. The is fully operational. valuation of the investments is based upon Cash and Cash Equivalents, End of Year $ 5,083,143 $ 4,926,214 quotations obtained from national securities
(continued)
* See accompanying Notes to Financial Statements (beginning on page 27).
26 2018 ABET Impact Report 2018 ABET Impact Report 27 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS Certificate of Deposit - Restricted Functional Allocation of Expenses The following presents ABET’s assets and 5. Property and Equipment liabilities measured at fair value as of ABET has pledged a $200,000 certificate of The costs of providing the various programs and Intangible Assets - Net deposit to collateralize its American Express September 30, 2017: and other activities have been summarized on a The major components of property and credit cards. Fair Value Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 functional basis in the statements of activities. equipment and intangible assets are as follows: Accordingly, certain costs have been allocated Certificate of $ 1,985,413 $ — $ 1,985,413 $ — Support and Revenues among the programs and supporting services Deposit Land $ 360,000 Revenue from membership assessments is Certificate of $ 200,000 $ — $ 200,000 $ — benefited. Deposit - Restricted Building 2,107,959 recognized over the period to which the assessments relate, and revenue from Mutual Funds - $ 344,874 $ 344,874 $ — $ — Learning Center 1,056,795 Reclassifications Alternatives Information Management Systems 705,021 professional services is recognized when the Mutual Funds - $ 916,328 $ 916,328 $ — $ —
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS FINANCIAL Certain prior year amounts have been related services are performed. Accreditation Fixed Incomes reclassified for comparative purposes. Information Management Systems – fees are recognized when ABET releases its Mutual Funds - $ 848,905 $ 848,905 $ — $ — Equities In Development 1,092,642 final reports. 3. Concentration of Credit Risk Mutual Funds - $ 1,493,796 $ 1,493,796 $ — $ — Equipment 618,731 Unrestricted contributions received for ABET’s Exchange Traded Funds programs are recognized as support when the ABET maintains its cash balances at certain Furniture and Fixtures 256,950 financial institutions which, at times, may Investment in Deferred 337,762 337,762 — — donor has made an unconditional promise to Compensation - Computer Software 310,258 exceed federally insured limits. ABET has not Mutual Funds give. Unless specifically restricted by the donor Intangible Assets 57,939 or the grantor, all contributions and grants are experienced any losses in such accounts and Total Assets $ 6,127,078 $ 3,941,665 $ 2,185,413 $ — at Fair Value Subtotal 6,566,295 considered to be available for unrestricted use. believes it is not exposed to any significant financial risk on cash. Deferred $ 337,762 $ 337,762 $ — $ — Less Accumulated Depreciation Contributions that are restricted by the donor Compensation Liability and Amortization (2,256,828) are reported as increases in unrestricted net Total Liabilities $ 337,762 $ 337,762 $ — $ — assets if the restrictions expire (that is, when a 4. Fair Value Measurements at Fair Value Net Property and Equipment $ 4,309,467 stipulated time restriction ends or purpose The fair value hierarchy prioritizes the inputs
restriction is accomplished) in the reporting to valuation techniques used to measure fair The following presents ABET's assets and period in which the revenue is recognized. value into three broad levels as follows: liabilities measured at fair value as of September 30, 2016: Donated Services Level 1 - inputs to the valuation methodology 6. Donated Services are quoted prices (unadjusted) for identical Donated services are recognized as ABET records donated services for assets or liabilities in active markets (examples Fair Value Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 contributions if the services (a) create or accreditation services rendered by the include mutual funds); Certificate of $ 1,736,529 $ — $ 1,736,529 $ — enhance nonfinancial assets or (b) require Deposit volunteer commissioners and program specialized skills, are performed by people with Level 2 - inputs to the valuation methodology Certificate of $ 200,000 $ — $ 200,000 $ — evaluators. During the years ended September those skills, and would otherwise be purchased include quoted prices for similar assets and Deposit - Restricted 30, 2018 and 2017, ABET recorded by ABET. Mutual Funds - 313,605 313,605 — — approximately $11,032,000 and $10,926,000, liabilities in active markets, and inputs that are Alternatives observable for the asset or liability other than respectively, of donated services and Mutual Funds - 835,660 835,660 — — Income Taxes quoted prices, either directly or indirectly, Fixed Income accreditation expense in the statements of ABET is exempt from income taxes under including inputs in markets that are not Mutual Funds - 789,710 789,710 — — activities, which represents approximately Equities Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code considered to be active (examples include 76,000 hours of donated time for each year. Mutual Funds - 1,410,155 1,410,155 — — (the Code). In addition, ABET has been corporate or municipal bonds and certificates Exchange Traded determined by the Internal Revenue Service not of deposit); Funds to be a private foundation within the meaning Investment in Deferred 275,578 275,578 — — Level 3 - inputs to the valuation methodology Compensation - (continued) of Section 509(a) of the Code. are unobservable and significant to the fair Mutual Funds value measurement. The inputs into the Total Assets at Fair $ 5,561,237 $ 3,624,708 $ 1,936,529 $ — ABET requires that a tax position be recognized Value or derecognized based on a “more-likely- determination of fair value require significant Deferred $ 275,578 $ 275,578 $ — $ — than-not” threshold. This applies to positions management judgment (examples include Compensation Liability taken or expected to be taken in a tax return. certain private equity securities and split Total Liabilities $ 275,578 $ 275,578 $ — $ — ABET does not believe its financial statements interest agreements). at Fair Value include, or reflect, any uncertain tax positions. Categorization within the valuation hierarchy ABET’s IRS Form 990, Return of Organization is based upon the lowest input that is Exempt from Income Tax, and related state significant to the fair value measurement. ABET’s Level 2 investments are valued based on filings are subject to examination by federal readily available pricing sources for comparable and state taxing authorities generally for three investments. years after they were filed.
28 2018 ABET Impact Report 2018 ABET Impact Report 29 7. Retirement Plan 9. Related Party Transactions FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS ABET has a 403(b) retirement plan open to all ABET Foundation, Inc., (the Foundation), a Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology, Inc. employees. Employees are eligible for matching nonprofit corporation, is a supporting Schedule of Expenses without Indirect Expense Allocation contributions after six months of employment, organization of ABET. ABET provides services For the Year Ended September 30, 2018 but can elect to defer their wages immediately. to the Foundation under an Administrative (With Comparative Totals for the Year Ended September 30, 2017) ABET contributes up to 8% of a participant’s Support Agreement (the Agreement). For the compensation, subject to statutory limits, years ended September 30, 2018 and 2017, ABET Accreditation Professional Governance Planning & Membership 2018 Total 2017 Total provided the participant’s elective deferrals charged the Foundation approximately $8,000 Services Operations Expenses Expenses equal or exceed 5% of compensation. ABET’s and $27,000, respectively, for services under the Professional Fees $ 11,535,512 $ 309,214 $ 74,086 $ 418,068 $ - $ 12,336,880 $ 12,170,101 contribution to the retirement plan was Agreement. FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS FINANCIAL Salaries and Related 1,332,149 561,795 721,352 1,608,405 219,554 4,443,255 4,266,341 approximately $206,000 and $190,000 for the Expenses years ended September 30, 2018 and 2017, 10. Employment Agreement Travel 2,580,861 177,716 128,100 17,046 - 2,903,723 2,719,351 respectively. In March of 2015, ABET entered into an Hosted Meeting 432,177 634,260 202,462 8,055 - 1,276,954 1,260,491 employment agreement with its Executive Office Expense 57,591 74,976 7,149 116,847 - 256,563 293,569 8. Deferred Compensation Plan Director (ED). If the ED is terminated for any Occupancy 146 - 90 148,482 - 148,718 114,733 Effective July 1, 2013, ABET established a reason other than cause, as defined in the Insurance 38,258 - 7,943 35,018 - 81,219 76,956 nonqualified 457(b) deferred compensation plan employment agreement, ABET will pay Bank Fees 5,414 45,378 - 25,240 - 76,032 87,179 (the 457 Plan) for certain highly compensated severance based on the terms of the Staff Development 4,556 24,678 2,142 81,175 - 112,551 97,414 employees. The 457 Plan requires that ABET employment agreement. and Morale establish and maintain a book entry account on Membership Dues - - 6,975 19,697 10,464 - 37,136 45,986 Organizations behalf of the employees for participant salary 11. Subsequent Events deferrals and investment experience related to Meeting Registration - 11,934 12,488 2,869 - 27,291 16,563 the 457 Plan. Employer contributions are not ABET has evaluated subsequent events through Marketing 33 247,785 - - - 247,818 173,188 April 25, 2019, the date on which the financial permitted. ABET is not liable for any specific Volunteer Registration 43,063 625 8,402 3 - 52,093 57,405 statements were available to be issued. investment success nor is it required to restore Individual Membership 224 234 (306) 2,242 - 2,394 7,617 any loss of principal that may occur due to Dues Depreciation and market conditions. Under current law, such - - - 378,207 - 378,207 327,272 Amortization funds remain the assets of ABET and, as such, Bad Debt Expense - - - 214,680 - 214,680 38,346 are subject to the creditors of ABET. Miscellaneous - 1,190 168 26,223 - 27,581 2,883
Total Expenses without Indirect $ 16,029,984 $ 2,096,760 $ 1,183,773 $ 3,093,024 $ 219,554 $ 22,623,095 $ 21,755,395 Expense Allocation
30 2018 ABET Impact Report 2018 ABET Impact Report 31 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2017-18 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2017-18 BOARD OF DELEGATES
The ABET Board of Directors is the Officers Directors The ABET Board of Delegates is AIChE – American Institute ASHRAE – American Society governing body responsible for responsible for approving of Chemical Engineers of Heating, Refrigerating, and strategic planning, financial President Computing Area Director accreditation policies and Thomas R. Hanley, Ph.D., MBA Air-Conditioning Engineers oversight and managing the Michael R. Lightner David P. Kelly, M.S., MBA procedures, general criteria and Auburn University Mike Brandemuehl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS external relationships of our University of Colorado at Boulder the organization of our University of Colorado Thomas W. Peterson, Ph.D. organization. It is also the final Engineering Center Applied and Natural Science accreditation commissions. University of California review body for appeal of Area Director ASME - American Society of Our Board of Delegates is decisions regarding accreditation Past President Hamid Fonooni, Ph.D. Mechanical Engineers comprised of 1-3 representatives AIHA – American Industrial actions for a specific program. Wayne Bergstrom, Ph.D., P.E., D.GE. CH2M Hill Constructors Raju Dandu from each of ABET’s 36 member Hygiene Association Bechtel Infrastructure and Power Kansas State University Our Board of Directors is Engineering Area Director societies. The number of seats on Lawrence W. Whitehead, Ph.D., Corporation Mary Kasarda comprised of 13 members: a Dianne Chong, Ph.D. the Board of Delegates is FAIHA University of Texas-Houston Virginia Polytechnic Institute President, President-Elect, Past- President-Elect The Boeing Company (Retired) determined by the number of President, Secretary, Treasurer, accredited programs for which the and State University Mary Leigh Wolfe, Ph.D. four Area Directors, two At-Large Engineering Technology Area society is responsible. The ANS – American Nuclear Society Virginia Polytechnic Institute Director William Wepfer Directors, one Public Director and President-Elect serves as a Stanley H. Levinson, Ph.D. and State University Georgia Institute of Technology the Executive Director/CEO Larraine A. Kapka, P.E. non-voting Chair of the Board of AREVA Inc. (non-voting). Delegates. ASSE – American Society Secretary At-Large Director ASABE – American Society of Safety Engineers The Board of Directors is advised Stuart H. Zweben, Ph.D. Steve Cramer, Ph.D., P.E. The Board of Delegates is advised of Agricultural and Biological Christopher A. Janicak, Ph.D. by three board-level councils The Ohio State University University of Wisconsin - Madison by one board-level council Engineers Indiana University of Pennsylvania – Academic, Industry and Global. – Accreditation. Mary L. Wolfe, Ph.D. Treasurer At-Large Director Virginia Polytechnic Institute and AAEES – American Academy BMES – Biomedical Craig N. Musselman, P.E. Janice M. Zdankus State University of Environmental Engineers Engineering Society Hewlett Packard Enterprise CMA Engineers, Inc. and Scientists Van C. Kelley, P.E. Paul J. Benkeser, Ph.D. South Dakota State University Georgia Institute of Technology Public Director John H. Koon, Ph.D. Georgia Institute of Technology John D. Gassert, Ph.D., P.E Nicole M. Chestang ASCE – American Society Nicole Chestang & Assoc., LLC Milwaukee School of Engineering AAMI – Association for the of Civil Engineers Advancement of Medical David Hornbeck, Ph.D. Executive Director and Chief CMAA – Construction Instrumentation Southern Polytechnic State Executive Officer Management Association Steven J. Yelton, P.E., CHTM University of America Michael K.J. Milligan, Ph.D., P.E., CAE Cincinnati State Technical and ABET Thomas Lenox, Ph.D. Walt Norko Community College American Society of Civil Engineers CSAB, Inc. ACerS/NICE – The American Col. Steven J. Ressler, Ph.D., P.E. Della T. Bonnette, M.S. Ceramic Society’s National United States Military Academy University of Louisiana Institute of Ceramic Engineers at Layfayette Alexis Clare ASEE – American Society New York State College of Ceramics for Engineering Education Ken Martin, Ph.D. at Alfred University Walter W. Buchanan, Ph.D., J.D. University of North Florida Texas A&M University Andrew T. Phillips AIAA – American Institute United States Naval Academy of Aeronautics and Astronautics David S. Dolling, Ph.D. The George Washington University John P. Sullivan, Sc.D., M.S., B.S. IEEE - Institute of Electrical and Purdue University Electronics Engineers Kenneth Cooper Westinghouse Savannah River Co (Retired)
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Stephen M. Phillips, Ph.D. NSPE – National Society SPE – Society of The Academic Advisory Council (AAC) provides ABET Council Members Arizona State University of Professional Engineers Petroleum Engineers leadership with access to academic viewpoints on Ken Ball Jon D. Nelson, P.E. Lloyd Heinze issues of accreditation; applied and natural science, S.K. Ramesh, Ph.D. George Mason University Tetra Tech, Inc. Texas Tech University computing, engineering and engineering technology ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS California State University, education; matters affecting the relevant professions; Fred Barlow, Ph.D. Northridge NSPS – National Society SPIE – The International Society reactions to proposed ABET programs, procedures University of Alaska, Anchorage of Professional Surveyors for Optics and Photonics IISE – Institute of Industrial & and policies as they relate to the education sector of Keith Bowman Systems Engineers Robert Schmidt Scott W. Teare ABET constituencies; and also provide opportunities University of Maryland - Baltimore County New Mexico Institute of Mining for enhancing communication between ABET and the J. Turner Hughey, M.S. Ken Burbank, Ph.D. SAE International and Technology Chromcraft Corporation academic community. Frank Hughes, Ph.D. Purdue University The AAC develops and implement mechanisms to Jessica (Matson) Oswalt, Ph.D. The Boeing Company (Retired) SWE – Society of Women James Garrett, Jr., P.E. stimulate the involvement of diverse elements of the Tennesee Technological University Engineers Carnegie Mellon University SFPE – Society of Suzanne McIntosh academic community in the work of ABET through INCOSE – International Council Fire Protection Engineers New York University increased participation as Board members, members Molly Gribb on Systems Engineering Louis Guerrazzi, M.S. of the Accreditation Commissions, program University of Wisconsin-Platteville evaluators, committee members and attendees of Phillip J. Brown Society of Fire Protection TMS – The Minerals, Metals, Charles Isbell, Ph.D. ABET professional development events. Systems Engineering Associates Engineers and Materials Society Georgia Institute of Technology Gillian Bond ISA – International Society SME – Society of Chair Keith Johnson, Ph.D. Manufacturing Engineers New Mexico Tech Materials of Automation Engineering Jeffrey L. Ray East Tennessee State University Western Carolina University Robert P. Kosar Kolleen Schneider Ron McKean MRS – Materials Research Society Andersen Windows WEPAN – Women in Ferris State University Engineering ProActive Network Vice Chair Todd C. Hufnagel SME-AIME – Society for Mining, Deborah Trytten Debra Larson, Ph.D., P.E. K. Arthur Overholser, Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University Metallurgy, and Exploration University of Oklahoma California Polytechnic State University, Vanderbilt University Richard Sweigard San Luis Obispo Jaime B. Rios NACME – National Action Council University of Memphis Tecnologico de Monterrey, Mexico for Minorities in Engineering Diversity Task Force Chair TBD SNAME – Society of Naval Emily Allen, Ph.D. David Tomasko, Ph.D. Architects and Marine Engineers California State University, Los Angeles The Ohio State University NCEES – National Council Captain Paul J. Roden Tim Wei of Examiners for Engineering United States Coast Guard and Surveying University of Nebraska David L. Whitman, Ph.D., P.E. John C. Williams, Ph.D. University of Wyoming Alfred State College James Zhang, Ph.D. Kettering University
34 2018 ABET Impact Report 2018 ABET Impact Report 35 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2017-18 INDUSTRY ADVISORY COUNCIL 2017-18 GLOBAL COUNCIL
The Industry Advisory Council (IAC) provides the Amine Chigani The Global Council formulates and recommends John H. Koon ABET Board of Directors with valuable perspectives Sentient Science policies and procedures regarding ABET’s global John H. Koon & Associates on ABET’s accreditation programs and procedures. activities to the Board of Directors for approval. Michael Creed Thomas A. Lenox, Ph.D. ABET has charged the IAC to: These include participation in Mutual Recognition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS McKim & Creed American Society of Civil Engineers • Provide industry and government viewpoints Agreements (MRAs) and Memoranda of Understanding Michael Foss Kenneth E. Martin on accreditation (MOUs) with other quality assurance organizations Amazon Transportation Services outside of the U.S. University of North Florida • Review proposed changes in ABET programs Wahid Hermina Irving P. McPhail and policies Chair Sandia National Laboratories National Action Council for Minorities • Stimulate industrial firms’ involvement in Jamie Rogers in Engineering, Inc. (NACME) ABET’s work Richard Hope University of Texas at Arlington AECOM Michael Milligan Chair Council Members ABET Ronald Hinn Ronald Hinn, Jr. PetroSkills Phillip Brown Wladimir "Walt" Norko PetroSkills Systems Engineering Associates CMAA Navid Jam Vice Chair Mandiant Dianne Chong Thomas Peterson Jeffrey Abell The Boeing Company (Retired) University of California-Merced Larry McCallister General Motors Company U.S. Army Corps of Engineering Steven M. Cramer SK Ramesh University of Wisconsin - Madison California State University, Northridge Past Chair Jon D. Ness, P.E. Charles Menke RFA Engineering David K. Holger Jamie Rogers Caterpillar, Inc. Iowa State University University of Texas at Arlington Anand Raman Daniela Iacona Council Members Climax Molybdenum Co. Scott Teare ABET New Mexico Tech Jeffrey Abell, Ph.D., P.E. Garry Roedler Lawrence G. Jones General Motors Corp. Lockheed Martin Corporate Engineering Software Engineering Institute (SEI) of Carnegie Suzanne M. Beckstoffer James Ruddell Mellon University (Retired) Newport News Shipbuilding (Retired) WSP/Parsons Brinckerhoff Craig Berry Brian Ruestow Siemens PLM Software Norton Pulpstone Edward Calusinski Joe Sussman IBM ABET Janice Zdankus Hewlett-Packard Company
36 2018 ABET Impact Report 2018 ABET Impact Report 37 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2017-18 ACCREDITATION COUNCIL 2017-18 APPLIED AND NATURAL SCIENCE ACCREDITATION COMMISSION
The Accreditation Council formulates and Engineering Accreditation Commission Officers Commission Members William A. Groves recommends policies and procedures regarding Pennsylvania State University - the ABET accreditation processes to ABET Chair Chair AAEES – American Academy Main Campus leadership. Particular emphasis is placed upon Ann L. Kenimer Robert D. Soule of Environmental Engineers and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Darryl C. Hill process improvement and process uniformity Texas A&M University Indiana University of Pennsylvania Scientists across the commissions. Sharon A. Jones Paulette Lantuh Chair-Elect Chair-Elect University of Portland Kodak Alaris Chair Jeffrey R. Keaton J. Torey Nalbone AIHA – American Industrial Richard Olawoyin Harold C. Grossman Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. University of Texas at Tyler Hygiene Association Oakland University Clemson University Past Chair Past Chair Alice Griefe Robert D. Soules Global Council Chair John A. Orr Hamid Fonooni University of Central Missouri Indiana University of Pennsylvania University of California - Davis Jamie Rogers Worcester Polytechnic Institute William A. Groves CMAA – Construction University of Texas at Arlington Vice Chair-Operations Pennsylvania State University Management Association Staff Liaison - Main Campus Alice Griefe of America M. Dayne Alridge Applied and Natural Science University of Central Missouri Randal J. Keller Anthony L. Brizendine, P.E. Accreditation Commission Members-at-Large Murray State University University of North Carolina at Charlotte Engineering Technology Accreditation Randal J. Keller J. Torey Nalbone Chair Commission Murray State University The University of Texas at Tyler Donald B. Russell Robert D. Soule Vanir Construction Management, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Chair Niaz Latif Hernando R. Perez Inc. Scott C. Dunning Purdue University Northwest U.S. Department of Homeland Chair-Elect Security Lisa C. Sachs University of Maine Jason G. Racette, P.L.S. Cumming Construction J. Torey Nalbone Boundary Consulting Experts, LLC Philip A. Smith Chair-Elect University of Texas at Tyler U.S. Department of Labor - OSHA Management, Inc. James A. Lookadoo Public Commissioner Past Chair Robert D. Soule NCEES – National Council of Pittsburgh State University Ellayne S. Ganzfried Hamid Fonooni Indiana University of Pennsylvania Examiners for Engineering and Surveying University of California - Davis Past Chair ANS – American Nuclear Society Kirk Lindstrom Gary W. Thompson Richard P. Coe Staff Liaison Questar Corporation North Carolina Geodetic Survey Amanda Reid Thomas Edison State University NSPS – National Society of Staff Liaison Youssef Shatilla Professional Surveyors Frank Hart Masdar Institute of Science and Computing Accreditation Commission Technology Ralph W. Goodson, P.E., L.S. Chair Retired Global Council ASCE – American Society of Donna Reese Civil Engineers Paul K. Male Mississippi State University Chair Amitabha Bandyopadhyay Hudson Valley Community College Jamie Rogers Farmingdale State College Chair-Elect Rebecca Y. Popeck University of Texas at Arlington John L. Schnase Anthony L. Brizendine Spaceco, Inc. NASA Goddard Space Flight Center University of North Carolina at Charlotte Jason G. Racette Past Chair Boundary Consulting Experts, LLC Paul K. Male James H. Aylor Hudson Valley Community College Gary W. Thompson University of Virginia North Carolina Geodetic Survey ASSP – American Society of Staff Liaison Safety Professionals SME – Society of Arthur L. Price Hamid Fonooni Manufacturing Engineers University of California - Davis Niaz Latif Purdue University Calumet 38 2018 ABET Impact Report 2018 ABET Impact Report 39 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2017-18 COMPUTING ACCREDITATION COMMISSION
Officers Commission Members Robert Friedman Bruce McMilin Rajendra K. Raj Sajjan G. Shiva Montclair State University Missouri University of Science and Rochester Institute of Technology University of Memphis Chair Technology CSAB Gibson S. David Donna Reese William D. Shoaff Donna Reese ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Asai Asaithambi United States Air Force Academy Scott Murray Mississippi State University Florida Institute of Technology Mississippi State University University of North Florida HCA Healthcare Mary J. Granger Johannes Reichgelt Stephanie Smullen Chair-Elect James H. Aylor George Washington University Michael Oudshoorn University of South Florida - St Retired John L. Schnase University of Virginia - Main High Point University Petersburg Frederick C. Harris Edward Sobiesk NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Campus University of Nevada - Reno Allen Parrish Harry L. Reif United States Military Academy Jean R.S. Blair Mississippi State University James Madison University Past Chair United States Military Academy Chenglie Hu Judith L. Solano James H. Aylor Carroll University Lynn M. Peterson Dan Resler University of North Florida Andrew S. Borchers The University of Texas at Virginia Commonwealth University University of Virginia Chenyi Hu George C. Stockman Lipscomb University Arlington University of Central Arkansas Rebecca H. Rutherfoord Michigan State University Vice Chair-Operations William H. Burkett Shari Plantz-Masters Kennesaw State University Ronald P. Doyle Kevin Huggins Gerald H. Thomas Capella University Regis University CA Technologies Harrisburg University of Science Roberta E. Sabin Self-Employed Rob Byrd and Technology George Pothering Loyola University - Maryland Massood Towhidnejad Members-at-Large Abilene Christian University College of Charleston Stephen Y. Itoga Hazem Said Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Jean R.S. Blair James A. Cercone University of Hawaii at Manoa Sridhar Radhakrishnan University of Cincinnati - Main University - Daytona Beach United States Military Academy Preiser Scientific University of Oklahoma - Norman Campus Stephen M. Jodis Kim W. Tracy Campus John K. Estell David A. Cook St. Vincent College Mohammed Samaka Rose-Hulman Institute of Ohio Northern University Stephen F. Austin State University Anne-Louise Radimsky College of the North Atlantic Technology David J. John California State University - Qatar Stephen Y. Itoga David W. Cordes Wake Forest University Thomas R. Turner - Sacramento University of Hawaii at Manoa The University of Alabama John L. Schnase University of Central Oklahoma Joseph M. Kizza NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Cary Laxer Stewart Crawford University of Tennessee Paul T. Tymann Rose-Hulman Institute Hawaii Pacific University - Chattanooga Stephen B. Seidman Rochester Institute of Technology of Technology Retired Brahma Dathan Venkatakrishnan Yaakov Varol Shari Plantz-Masters Metropolitan State University Lakshminarasimhan Retired Regis University RGM College of Engineering and Tim DeClue Pearl Y. Wang Technology Pearl Y. Wang Southwest Baptist University George Mason University George Mason University Cary Laxer Barbara Doyle Christopher Ward Rose-Hulman Institute of Public Commissioner Jacksonville University SiriusXM Inc. Technology Cheryl D. Cardell Ronald P. Doyle CA Technologies Noel LeJeune Metropolitan State University of Larry A. Dunning Denver Bowling Green State University Jim Leone Nancy S. Eickelmann Rochester Institute of Technology Department of Health and Human Services Lois Mansfield Raytheon Company John K. Estell Ohio Northern University Timothy J. McGuire Texas A & M University - College David L. Feinstein Station Consultant
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Officers Diane T. Rover William F. Hammetter Francis J. Schork Mark O. Federle Patricia D. Daniels Iowa State University Sandia National Laboratories Georgia Institute of Technology Marquette University Seattle University Chair - Main Campus Mark J. Sebern Lorraine Fleming Denise F. Jackson Ann L. Kenimer AIAA – American Institute ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Milwaukee School of Engineering Joseph A. Shaeiwitz Howard University University of Tennessee - Space Texas A&M University - College of Aeronautics and Astronautics Auburn University Institute Station Donald C. Slack Mark R. Archambault Scott E. Huff University of Arizona Florida Institute of Technology James E. Smith Self-Employed Charles W. Knisely Chair-Elect University of Alabama in Bucknell University Valana L. Wells Douglas N. Barlow Nathan M. Kathir Jeffrey R. Keaton Huntsville Arizona State University - Tempe Arkansas Tech University George Mason University Jerome P. Lavelle Wood Environment & North Carolina State University at Infrastructure Solutions, Inc Demoz Gebre Egziabher ANS – American Nuclear Society Richard W. Lyles Public Commissioner Raleigh University of Minnesota - Twin Walid A. Metwally Michigan State University Amy O'Leary Past Chair Cities University of Sharjah Claire McCullough Audra N. Morse John A. Orr The University of Tennessee Board Liaison Representative Swami Karunamoorthy Garry G. Young Michigan Technological University Worcester Polytechnic Institute - Chattanooga Dianne Chong Washington University in St. Louis Entergy Nuclear Michael A. Ports Tony L. Mitchell Vice Chair-Operations Thomas L. Thompson Ports Engineering ASABE – American Society North Carolina State University at Jeffrey W. Fergus Department of the Army Commission Members of Agricultural and Biological Herbert M. Raybourn Raleigh Auburn University Angela Trego Engineers Walt Disney World Resort AAEES – American Academy Carol A. Mullenax Practical Aeronautics Larry D. Gaultney of Environmental Engineers Thomas C. Sheahan Members-at-Large E.I. Dupont de Nemours & Co. KBRwyle, Inc. and Scientists Srinivas R. Vadali Northeastern University Ronald J. Bennett David K. Probst Mark R. Bricka Texas A & M University - College Michael C. Hirschi University of St. Thomas Ellen W. Stevens Southeast Missouri State Mississippi State University Station University of Illinois at Bopaya Bidanda Urbana-Champaign Brian J. Swenty University David A. Chin Lorraine V. Wells University of Pittsburgh - University of Evansville Richard A. Rikoski Pittsburgh Campus University of Miami Arizona State University - Tempe Sonia M. Jacobsen University of Minnesota - Twin Dennis D. Truax Technical Analysis Corp. Anne M. Germain Daisie Boettner AIChE – American Institute Cities Mississippi State University James R. Rowland National Waste & Recycling Retired of Chemical Engineers University of Kansas Association David D. Jones Said M. Abubakr ASEE – American Society Lawrence M. Butkus University of Nebraska - Lincoln Joseph A. Shaeiwitz Audra N. Morse Western Michigan University for Engineering Education U.S. Air Force (Air Force Life Cycle Auburn University Michigan Technological University Ann L. Kenimer Said M. Abubakr Management Center, Wright- Sue Ann B. Allen Texas A & M University - College Western Michigan University Mohamed Y. Zarrugh Patterson AFB) Debra R. Reinhart University of Pennsylvania Station James Madison University University of Central Florida Lawrence M. Butkus Lorraine Fleming Mark R. Bricka Peter A. Livingston U.S. Air Force (Air Force Life Cycle Howard University Michael F. Saunders Mississippi State University ASHRAE – American Society Bosque Engineering Management Center, Wright- Georgia Institute of Technology of Heating, Refrigerating, and Mohammad H. Hosni Janet M. Callahan Patterson AFB) - Main Campus Donald C. Slack Air-Conditioning Engineers Kansas State University Michigan Technological University University of Arizona George D. Catalano S. David Cassel Dennis D. Truax Paul C. Jackson Stphen LeBlanc Binghamton University Oklahoma Christian University Mississippi State University The California Maritime Academy University of Toledo ASCE – American Society Stephen H. Cobb David A. Vaccari of Civil Engineers ASME - American Society of Randy S. Lewis Randy S. Lewis Murray State University Stevens Institute of Technology David A. Chin Mechanical Engineers Brigham Young University - Provo Brigham Young University - Provo University of Miami Thomas F. Conry Jeffrey Abell Richard W. Lyles ACerS/NICE – The American Kimberly Louise Ogden University of Illinois at General Motors Norbert Delatte Michigan State University Ceramic Society’s National University of Arizona Urbana-Champaign Institute of Ceramic Engineers Oklahoma State University - Main Mahesh C. Aggarwal James R. Plasker Michael E. Prudich Campus Frank M. Croft Gannon University Janet M. Callahan American Society for Ohio University Ohio State University - Main Michigan Technological University Norman D. Dennis Kenneth S. Ball Photogrammetry and Remote Campus Tony E. Saliba George Mason University Sensing University of Arkansas University of Dayton
42 2018 ABET Impact Report 2018 ABET Impact Report 43 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Oscar Barton, Jr. Mohamed Y. Zarrugh Joanne Elizabeth DeGroat IISE – Institute of Industrial and NSPS – National Society SPE – Society of Petroleum George Mason University James Madison University Ohio State University Systems Engineers of Professional Surveyors Engineers Rajan Batta James R. Plasker Sue Ann B. Allen Donald E. Beasley Perry K. Falk BMES – Biomedical Engineering University at Buffalo American Society for University of Pennsylvania ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Clemson University Indiana University - Purdue Society Photogrammetry and University at Fort Wayne Bopaya Bidanda Shirish L. Patil Daisie Boettner Gail D. Baura Remote Sensing University of Pittsburgh - King Fahd University of Petroleum Retired Loyola University Chicago Sam K. Formby Pittsburgh Campus and Minerals Retired SME – Society of Lawrence M. Butkus Michele J. Grimm Sunderesh S. Heragu Manufacturing Engineers Philip A. Schenewerk, Ph.D., P.E. U.S. Air Force (Air Force Life Cycle Michigan State University Jeffrey E. Froyd Oklahoma State University - Main Jeffrey Abell The Lacombe Group, LLC Management Center, Wright- Ohio State University - Main Carol A. Mullenax Campus General Motors Company Patterson AFB) Campus KBRwyle, Inc. SPIE – The International Society Denise F. Jackson Ronald J. Bennett David S. Cassel Tammy A. Kolarik for Optics and Photonics Steven Schreiner University of Tennessee - Space University of St. Thomas, Saint Oklahoma Christian University Johns Hopkins University Applied Robert M. Bunch The College of New Jersey Institute Paul Physics Laboratory Rose-Hulman Institute of Linda Frazoni James D. Sweeney Swatantra K. Kachhal Bopaya Bidanda Technology Duke University Kathleen Kramer Oregon State University University of Michigan – Dearborn University of Pittsburgh - University of San Diego Karen Fujikawa Pittsburgh Campus TMS – The Minerals, Metals, Jerome P. Lavelle Westinghouse Electric Company CSAB Cass D. Kuhl and Materials Society North Carolina State University at Robert W. Dummer Noureddine Abbadeni NASA Glenn Research Center Thomas R. Bieler John Gardner Vascular Solutions King Saud University Raleigh Michigan State University Boise State University Steven C. Lingafelt Abu S.M. Masud Swatantra K. Kachhal David A. Dampier IBM Janet M. Callahan Christine E. Hailey University of Michigan - Dearborn The University of Texas at San Wichita State University Michigan Technological University Utah State University Claire McCullough Antonio Sanjiv Sarin Christopher P. Pung University of Tennessee Jeffrey W. Fergus Edwin A. Harvego North Carolina A&T State Grand Valley State University Sigurd Meldal at Chattanooga Auburn University Retired University Mostly Sunny LLC Philip A. Schenewerk Sigurd Meldal William F. Hammetter Mohammad H. Hosni Panther Energy III, LLC Mark J. Sebern Mostly Sunny LLC. INCOSE – The International Sandia National Laboratories Kansas State University Milwaukee School of Engineering Council on Systems Engineering Tony L. Mitchell SME-AIME – Society for Mining, Gregg J. Janowski Swami Karunamoorthy Young B. Moon Christopher Taylor North Carolina State University at Metallurgy, and Exploration University of Alabama at Washington University in St. Louis Syracuse University Milwaukee School of Engineering Raleigh Rick Q. Honaker Birmingham Charles W. Knisely David H. Olwell University of Kentucky John A. Orr Devarajan Venugopalan Bucknell University IEEE Saint Martin's University Worcester Polytechnic Institute Jeffrey R. Keaton University of Wisconsin Melvin D. Aldridge Pierre M. Larochelle Wood Environment & - Milwaukee ABET, Inc. Richard A. Rikoski NCEES – National Council of South Dakota School of Mines and Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. Technical Analysis Corp. Examiners for Engineering and Charles Ward Technology John O. Attia Surveying Joel S. Kuszmaul Air Force Research Laboratory Prairie View A&M University Diane T. Rover Michele Miller Merrimack College Iowa State University Edward R. Collins, Jr. Campbell University Leonard J. Bohmann Clemson University David G. McMahill Michigan Technological University James R. Rowland Angela Trego Retired University of Kansas NSPE – National Society Practical Aeronautics William R Boley, P.E. of Professional Engineers Philip A. Schenewerk Northrop Grumman Mark J. Sebern Daniel J. Weinacht Dennis D. Truax Panther Energy III, LLC Milwaukee School of Engineering ARES Corporation Gerald Burnham Mississippi State University The University of Texas at Dallas Chris Taylor SNAME – Society of Naval Christa M. Weisbrook Milwaukee School of Engineering Architects and Marine Engineers University of Missouri Edward R. Collins, Jr. Paul C. Jackson Clemson University Douglas B. Williams Garry G. Young The California Maritime Academy Georgia Institute of Technology Entergy Nuclear Patricia D. Daniels - Main Campus Seattle University
44 2018 ABET Impact Report 2018 ABET Impact Report 45 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2017-18 ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ACCREDITATION COMMISSION
Bobby G. Crawford April Cheung Douglas M. Mace Michael J. Hagenberger Officers Commission Members Quinnipiac University Purdue University - Main Campus Retired Ohio State University - Main Chair AAMI – Association for the Campus Ismail Fidan Scott C. Dunning SAE International Scott C. Dunning Advancement of Medical Tennessee Technological University University of Maine Kenneth Rennels ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Elmer F. Hart University of Maine Instrumentation Mark D. Lower Raymond E. Floyd Indiana University-Purdue Barbara Loebig Christe E. Franklin Hart, Consulting Engineer and Surveyor UT-Battelle, LLC. Northwest State Community University Indianapolis Chair-Elect Farmingdale State College College Spyridon G. Papadopoulos Daniel E. Skurski James A. Lookadoo Deborah S. Wells Douglas M. Mace Self-Employed Venancio L. Fuentes Retired Pittsburg State University Neuprene, Inc. Retired County College of Morris Daniel Pradel Morteza Sadat-Hossieny SME – Society of Past Chair ACerS/NICE – The American University of California - Los Northern Kentucky University Thomas M. Hall Manufacturing Engineers Kirk Lindstrom Ceramic Society’s National Angeles Northwestern State University of Ismail Fidan Salt Lake County Institute of Ceramic Engineers Jerry Samples Louisiana Tennessee Technological University Harrie J. Stevens Thomas B. Quimby University of Pittsburgh Vice Chair-Operations Alfred University Quimby & Associates - Johnstown James A. Lookadoo Raymond E. Floyd Thomas M. Hall Pittsburg State University Northwest State Community ASEE – American Society Thomas Singer Northwestern State University of AIAA – American Institute College of Aeronautics and Astronautics for Engineering Education Sinclair Community College Martin A. Reed Louisiana Georgetown University William Garrard Ismail Fidan Martin L. Stohlgren Kenneth Rennels Members-at-Large University of Minnesota – Twin Tennessee Technological University Retired Ghassan A. Salim Indiana University - Purdue University - Indianapolis Ciro Capano Cities Venancio L. Fuentes California University of Pennsylvania Private Consulting County College of Morris Morteza Sadat-Hossieny AICHE – American Institute of Jyhwen Wang IISE – Institute of Industrial and Chemical Engineers Northern Kentucky University April Cheung Reza A. Mirshams Texas A & M University - College Systems Engineers Purdue University - Main Campus Raja Aravamuthan University of North Texas Station Kirk Lindstrom Daniel E. Skurski Western Michigan University Salt Lake County Retired Carol E. Schulte Kenneth Rennels Mansour Zenouzi McNeese State University Carol E. Schulte Indiana University - Purdue Wentworth Institute of Technology Richard M. Morris Jyhwen Wang McNeese State University University - Indianapolis Texas A & M University - College Lynn M. Stohlgren Retired CSAB Station Retired ANS – American Nuclear Society ASHRAE – American Society Carol E. Schulte Keith Bennett Olson Frank H. Young Matthew W. Sunseri of Heating, Refrigerating, and McNeese State University SNAME – Society of Air-Conditioning Engineers Utah Valley University Rose-Hulman Institute of Zeus Enterprises Naval Architects and Marine Spyridon G. Papadopoulos Frank H. Young ISA – International Society Engineers Technology ASABE – American Society Self-Employed Rose-Hulman Institute of of Automation Vijay Panchang of Agricultural and Biological Technology Raymond E. Floyd Public Commissioner Engineers Mansour Zenouzi Texas A&M University at Qatar Northwest State Community Christine M. Johnson-Olson Wentworth Institute of Technology Richard A. Cavaletto IEEE - Institute of Electrical College TMS – The Minerals, Metals & California Polytechnic State, and Electronics Engineers Materials Society Board Liaison Representative ASME - American Society of Andrew E. Plettner San Luis Obispo Walter O. Burns Reza A Mirshams Scott Danielson Mechanical Engineers ISA Arizona State University ASCE – American Society Tim. L. Brower Metropolitan State University of University of North Texas Denver of Civil Engineers University of Colorado-Boulder NCEES – National Council of Harrie J. Stevens Ciro Capano, P.E. Examiners for Engineering and Alfred University Private Consulting Surveying Bobby G. Crawford Quinnipiac University
NSPS – National Society of Professional Surveyors Elmer F. Hart E. Franklin Hart, Consulting Engineer and Surveyor
46 2018 ABET Impact Report 2018 ABET Impact Report 47 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2017-18 TEAM CHAIRS
Team chairs have demonstrated Gail D. Baura Gerald Burnham Stewart Crawford Mark O. Federle Ralph W. Goodson technical competency and applied Loyola University Chicago The University of Texas at Dallas Hawai'i Pacific Marquette University Retired knowledge of accreditation criteria, David B. Beasley Walter O. Burns Bobby G. Crawford David L. Feinstein Mary J. Granger policies and procedures. They are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Retired Metropolitan State University of Quinnipiac University Consultant George Washington University experienced Program Evaluators Denver who lead reviews and interact with Donald E. Beasley Frank M. Croft Jeffrey W. Fergus Jeffrey H. Greenfield the institutional representatives. Clemson University Lawrence M. Butkus Ohio State University - Main Auburn University Florida International University We owe a debt of gratitude for U.S. Air Force (Air Force Life Cycle Campus Ronald J. Bennett Ismail Fidan Alice Greife their dedication and service to Management Center, Wright- University of St. Thomas, Saint David A. Dampier Tennessee Technological University University of Central Missouri ABET and their professions. Patterson AFB) Paul The University of Texas at San Lorraine Fleming Michele J. Grimm The following individuals served Rob Byrd Antonio Bopaya Bidanda Howard University Wayne State University as team chairs for at least one Abilene Christian University University of Pittsburgh - Brahma Dathan evaluation visit during the 2017- Raymond E. Floyd Harold C. Grossman Pittsburgh Campus Janet M. Callahan Metropolitan State University Northwest State Community Clemson University 18 accreditation cycle. Michigan Technological University Thomas R. Bieler Tim DeClue College Jeffrey Abell Michael J. Hagenberger Michigan State Ciro Capano Southwest Baptist University Hamid Fonooni, Ph.D. Ohio State University - Main General Motors Company Private Consulting David Binning Joanne E. DeGroat University of California - Davis Campus Said M. Abubakr George Mason University Curtis A. Carver Ohio State University - Main Western Michigan University Sam K. Formby Christine E. Hailey University of Alabama at Campus Jean Ragan-Stephenson Blair Appalachian State University Utah State University Mahesh C. Aggarwal, Ph.D Birmingham United States Military Academy Norbert Delatte Gannon University Linda Franzoni Thomas M. Hall David S. Cassel Oklahoma State University - Main Daisie Boettner Duke University Northwestern State University of Sue Ann B. Allen Oklahoma Christian University Campus Retired Louisiana University of Pennsylvania Robert Friedman George D. Catalano Geoffrey Dick Leonard J. Bohmann, Ph.D., P.E. Montclair State University Frederick C. Harris Raja Aravamuthan Binghamton University Northern Arizona University Michigan Technological University University of Nevada, Reno Western Michigan University Jeffrey E. Froyd Richard A. Cavaletto Laura Dietsche William R. Boley Ohio State University - Main George C. Harrison Mark R. Archambault California Polytechnic State Dow Chemical Company Northrop Grumman Campus Retired Florida Institute of Technology University - San Luis Obispo Barbara Doyle Andrew S. Borchers Venancio L. Fuentes Edwin A. Harvego Asai Asaithambi James A. Cercone Jacksonville University Lipscomb University County College of Morris Retired University of North Florida Preiser Scientific Ronald P. Doyle Patricia M. Brackin Karen Fujikawa Lloyd R. Heinze John O. Attia April Cheung CA Technologies Rose-Hulman Institute of Westinghouse Electric Company Texas Tech University Prairie View A & M University Purdue University - Main Campus Technology Robert W. Dummer John Gardner Michael C. Hirschi James H. Aylor Lizette Chevalier Vascular Solutions Mark R. Bricka Boise State University University of Illinois at University of Virginia - Main Southern Illinois University, Mississippi State University Scott C. Dunning Urbana-Champaign Campus Carbondale William Garrard University of Maine Anthony L. Brizendine University of Minnesota - Twin Mohammad H. Hosni Kenneth S. Ball David A. Chin University of North Carolina at Larry A. Dunning Cities Kansas State University George Mason University University of Miami Charlotte Bowling Green State University Anne M. Germain Chenglie Hu Amitabha Bandyopadhyay Barbara L. Christe Tim L. Brower, Ph.D. Nancy S. Eickelmann National Waste & Recycling Carroll University Farmingdale State College Farmingdale State College University of Colorado (Boulder) Department of Health and Human Association Chenyi Hu Douglas N. Barlow Thomas F. Conry Services Robert M. Bunch David S. Gibson University of Central Arkansas Arkansas Tech University University of Illnois Rose-Hulman Institute of John K. Estell United States Air Force Academy (Urbana-Champaign) Scott E. Huff Oscar Barton, Jr. Technology Ohio Northern University Teofilo F. Gonzalez George Mason University David A. Cook Kevin Huggins William H. Burkett Perry K. Falk University of California Santa Stephen F Austin State University Harrisburg University of Science Rajan Batta Capella University Indiana University - Purdue Barbara and Technology University at Buffalo David W. Cordes University at Fort Wayne The University of Alabama
48 2018 ABET Impact Report 2018 ABET Impact Report 49 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Joseph L.A. Hughes Cass D. Kuhl Douglas M. Mace Audra N. Morse Elden A. Plettner Kenneth Rennels Georgia Institute of Technology NASA Glenn Research Center Retired Michigan Technological University ISA Indiana University - Purdue - Main Campus University - Indianapolis Joel S. Kuszmaul Paul K. Male Carol A. Mullenax Rebecca Y. Popeck
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stephen Y. Itoga Merrimack College Hudson Valley Community College KBRwyle, Inc. Spaceco, Inc Dan Resler University of Hawaii at Manoa Virginia Commonwealth University Venkatakrishnan Lois Mansfield Scott Murray Michael A. Ports Denise F. Jackson Lakshminarasimhan Raytheon Company HCA Healthcare Ports Engineering Richard A. Rikoski University of Tennessee, Space RGM College of Engineering and Technical Analysis Corp. Abu S.M. Masud J. Torey Nalbone, Ph.D., CIH George Pothering Institute Technology (autonomous) Wichita State University The University of Texas at Tyler College of Charleston Michael W. Riley Paul C. Jackson Pierre M. Larochelle University of Nebraska - Lincoln Claire McCullough Kimberly L. Ogden Daniel Pradel The California Maritime Academy South Dakota School of Mines and The University of Tennessee University of Arizona University of California - Los Diane T. Rover Technology Sonia M. Jacobsen - Chattanooga Angeles Iowa State University Richard Olawoyin University of Minnesota - Twin Niaz Latif Timothy J. McGuire Oakland University Barbara Price Rebecca H. Rutherfoord Cities Purdue University Northwest Texas A & M University - College Georgia Southern University Kennesaw State University Keith B. Olson Gregg M. Janowski, Ph.D. Jerome P. Lavelle Station Utah Valley University David K. Probst Roberta E. Sabin University of Alabama at North Carolina State University at David G. McMahill Southeast Missouri State Loyola University Maryland Birmingham Raleigh David H. Olwell Retired University Saint Martin's University Lisa C. Sachs Stephen M. Jodis Cary Laxer Bruce McMillin Michael E. Prudich Cumming St. Vincent College Rose-Hulman Institute of John A. Orr Missouri University of Science and Ohio University - Main Campus Technology Worcester Polytechnic Institute Hazem Said David J. John Technology Thomas B. Quimby University of Cincinnati - Main Wake Forest University Steven LeBlanc Michael Oudshoorn, Ph.D. Sigurd Meldal Quimby & Associates Campus University of Toledo High Point University David D. Jones Mostly Sunny LLC Jason G. Racette Ghassan A. Salim University of Nebraska - Lincoln Noel LeJeune Vijay Panchang Walid A. Metwally Boundary Consulting Experts, LLC California University of Metropolitan State University of Texas A&M University at Qatar Swatantra K. Kachhal University of Sharjah Pennsylvania Denver Sridhar Radhakrishnan University of Michigan - Dearborn Allen Parrish Michele Miller University of Oklahoma - Norman Mohammed Samaka Jim Leone Mississippi State University Swami Karunamoorthy Campbell University Campus University of Qatar Rochester Institute of Technology Washington University in St. Louis Shirish L. Patil R. Allen Miller Anne-Louise Radminsky Jerry Samples Randy S. Lewis King Fahd University of Petroleum Nathan M. Kathir Ohio State University - Main California State University University of Pittsburgh Brigham Young University - Provo and Minerals George Mason University Campus - Sacramento - Johnstown Timothy E. Lindquist Hernado R. Perez Jeffrey R. Keaton James H. Miller Rajendra K. Raj, P.E., PLS Sanjiv Sarin Arizona State University U.S. Department of Homeland Wood Environment & University of Rhode Island Rochester Institute of Technology North Carolina A & T State - Polytechnic Security Infrastructure Solutions, Inc. University Reza A. Mirshams, P.E. Sarah A. Rajala Kirk Lindstrom Lynn M. Peterson Joseph M. Kizza, Ph.D. University of North Texas Iowa State University F. Michael Saunders Dominion Energy The University of Texas at University of Tennessee Georgia Institute of Technology Tony L. Mitchell Arlington Herbert M. Raybourn - Chattanooga Steven C. Lingafelt - Main Campus North Carolina State University at Walt Disney World Resort IBM Andrew T. Phillips Tammy A. Kolarik Raleigh Philip A. Schenewerk United States Naval Academy Martin A. Reed Johns Hopkins University Applied Peter A. Livingston Panther Energy III, LLC Paul F. Mlakar Georgetown University Physics Laboratory Bosque Engineering Shari Plantz-Masters U.S. Army Engineer Research and John L. Schnase Regis University Donna Reese Kathleen Kramer James A. Lookadoo Development Center NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Mississippi State University University of San Diego Pittsburg State University James R. Plasker Young B. Moon Francis J. Schork American Society for Harry L. Reif Muthusamy Krishnamurthy Mark D. Lower Syracuse University Georgia Institute of Technology Photogrammetry and Remote James Madison University Hydro Modeling Inc UT - Battelle, LLC. - Main Campus Richard M. Morris Sensing Debra R. Reinhart Thomas H. Kuckertz Richard W. Lyles Retired Steven Schreiner University of Central Florida Retired Michigan State The College of New Jersey
50 2018 ABET Impact Report 2018 ABET Impact Report 51 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2017-18 PROGRAM EVALUATORS
Carol E. Schulte Chris Taylor Pearl Y. Wang Program Evaluators, or PEVs, are Anne M. Germain Berrin Tansel McNeese State University Milwaukee School of Engineering George Mason University the backbone of the ABET National Waste and Recycling Florida International University accreditation process. They visit Association Mark J. Sebern Gerald H. Thomas Christopher Ward Thomas C. Timmes institutions and review the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Milwaukee School of Engineering SiriusXM Inc. Mark N. Goltz Virginia Military Stanley Thomas programs seeking accreditation. Air Force Institute of Technology Stephen B. Seidman Wake Forest University Daniel J. Weinacht To become a PEV, an individual Dennis D. Truax Retired ARES Corporation Stephen P. Graef Mississippi State University Massood Towhidnejad must meet certain qualifications, Retired Thomas C. Sheahan Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Christa M. Weisbrook such as possession of a degree David A. Vaccari Northeastern University University - Daytona Beach University of Missouri appropriate to the field, Jeffrey H. Greenfield Stevens Institute of Technology demonstrated interest in Florida International University Sajjan G. Shiva Kim W. Tracy Valana L. Wells improving education and Eileen Webb University of Memphis Rose-Hulman Institute of Arizona State University - Tempe membership in at least one of Mark H. Houck Streamline Consulting Technology George Mason University William D. Shoaff William J. Wepfer the ABET Member Societies, to name but a few. Once accepted as AAMI – Association for the Florida Institute of Technology Angela Trego Georgia Institute of Technology Neil Hutzler Advancement of Medical a PEV, these individuals must Practical Aeronautics - Main Campus Michigan Technological University Instrumentation Thomas Singer undergo an extensive online and Albert Lozano-Nieto Sinclair Community College Dennis D. Truax Douglas B. Williams in-person training process before John H. Koon Mississippi State University Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia Institute of Technology Pennsylvania State University Donald C. Slack they are assigned to visit - Main Campus - Main Campus - Penn State Wilkes-Barre University of Arizona Thomas R. Turner institutions worldwide. University of Central Oklahoma Frank H. Young Laura W. Lackey Philip A. Smith We owe our Program Evaluators AIAA – American Institute Rose-Hulman Institute of Mercer University U.S. Department of Labor - OSHA Albert J. Turner an enormous amount of gratitude of Aeronautics and Astronautics Technology Clemson University for their dedication and service to Richard G. Lewis Kurt S. Anderson James E. Smith, Jr Garry G. Young their professions. Lewis Solutions Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute University of Alabama in Paul T. Tymann Entergy Nuclear Huntsville Rochester Institute of Technology The following individuals served Robert E. Mackey Erian Armanios Lu Yuan as PEVs for at least one evaluation S2L, Incorporated The University of Texas at Stephanie Smullen Raman M. Unnikrishnan Southeastern Louisiana University visit during the 2017-18 Arlington Retired California State University Audra N. Morse accreditation cycle. - Fullerton Mohamed Y. Zarrugh Michigan Technological University Aaron R. Byerley Edward Sobiesk James Madison University United States Air Force Academy United States Military Academy Patrick B. Usoro AAEES – American Academy Prahlad N. Murthy General Motors Research and Mansour Zenouzi of Environmental Engineers Wilkes University Jackson R. Ferguson Judith L. Solano and Scientists Development Wentworth Institute of Technology Retired University of North Florida Max Anderson Daniel B. Oerther David A. Vaccari Missouri University of Science and Jeffrey M. Forbes Ellen W. Stevens Retired Stevens Institute of Technology Technology University of Colorado Boulder Harrie J. Stevens Mark R. Bricka Srinivas R. Vadali LeeAnn Racz Wallace T. Fowler Alfred University Mississippi State University Texas A & M University - College U.S. Air Force The University of Texas at Austin George C. Stockman Station Michael A. Butkus Glenn W. Rehberger Sanjay Garg Michigan State University United States Military Academy Yaakov Varol Retired NASA Gleen Research Center Mark P. Cal Matthew W. Sunseri Retired William Garrard New Mexico State University Debra R. Reinhart Zeus Enterprises University of Minnesota - Twin Devarajan Venugopalan - Main Campus University of Central Florida James D. Sweeney University of Wisconsin Cities David A. Chin Kelly A. Rusch Oregon State University - Milwaukee Kristen L. Gerzina University of Miami North Dakota State University Richard J. Sweigard John L. Vian - Main Campus Northrup Grumman Innovation University of Memphis The Boeing Company Kumar Ganesan Systems Montana Tech of the University of John J. Segna Steven Griffin Brian J. Swenty Jhywen Wang Montana American Society of Civil University of Evansville Texas A & M University - College Engineers Boeing Station
52 2018 ABET Impact Report 2018 ABET Impact Report 53 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Awatef Hamed John H. Frey Michael E. Mullins G. Paul Willhite Stanley H. Levinson ASCE – American Society University of Cincinnati - Main Independent Technical Advisor Michigan Technological University University of Kansas Absolute Consulting of Civil Engineers Campus Wilson T. Gautreaux Sohail Murad Richard L. Zollars Youssef Shatilla Jamal A. Abdalla, Ph.D., P.E. American University of Sharjah ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS David W. Jensen Trident Technical College Illinois Institute of Technology Retired Masdar Institute of Science and Brigham Young University - Provo Technology Thomas R. Hanley Peter C. Pawlicki Caesar Abi Shdid AIHA – American Industrial Mohammad Javed Khan Auburn University FMC Corporation Lebanese American University Hygiene Association ASABE – American Society Tuskegee University Karen High Sandra L. Pettit Robert J. Agnew of Agricultural and Biological Abi Aghayere Carl W. Peterson Clemson University University of South Florida - Main Oklahoma State University - Main Engineers Drexel University Retired Campus Campus Sreekala G. Bajwa Douglass S. Kalika Ali S. Al Harthy North Dakota State University Donald A. Rabern University of Kentucky Peyton C. Richmond Donald S. Delikat, M.B.A., M.S. Sultan Qaboos - Main Campus Fort Lewis College Lamar University MA Department of Labor Matey G. Kaltchev Arif A. Anwar Standards Benali Burgoa, Ph.D. Krishnaswamy Ravindra Milwaukee School of Engineering John R. Schlup International Water Management Resource Conservation District Saint Louis University Kansas State University Jason T. Harris Institute Gabor Kiss Monterey County Purdue University - Main Campus John Weyrauch ExxonMobil Research & Joseph A. Shaeiwitz Daryl R. Armentrout Oladiran Fasina University of Minnesota - Twin Engineering Co. Auburn University Tom Johnson Auburn University Alaa Ashmawy Cities Colorado State University - Fort Robert P. Kosar David L. Silverstein American University in Dubai Collins Garey A. Fox Grand Isle Group University of Kentucky AIChE – American Institute North Carolina State University at Gouranga Banik Randal J. Keller of Chemical Engineers Daniel J. Lacks Joseph D. Smith Raleigh Oklahoma State University - Main Murray State University Said M. Abubakr Case Western Reserve University Missouri University of Science and Campus Robert S. Freeland Western Michigan University Technology Scott M. Nichelson Corey LeClerc The University of Tennessee Terry E. Baxter U.S. Army Muthanna H. Al-Dahhan, Ph.D. New Mexico Institute of Mining Tamara F. Smith - Knoxville Northern Arizona University Missouri University of Science and and Technology Tuskegee University Robert N. Phalen Larry D. Gaultney Michael Biscotte Technology University of Houston - Clear Lake Daniel Lepek Mary A. Stroud E.I.Dupont de Nemours & Co. Radford University Bassam M. Alhamad Cooper Union for the Advancement Los Alamos National Laboratory Jeremy Slagley Monica Gray Phillip E. Borrowman University of Bahrain of Science and Art Air Force Institute of Technology David Suleiman Lincoln University Retired Raja Aravamuthan Douglas K. Ludlow University of Puerto Rico Dawn M. Toon Binjun B. He Elizabeth C. Bristow Western Michigan University Missouri University of Science and - Mayaguez University of Massachusetts University of Idaho United States Military Academy Technology - Amherst Baghdad Benstaali Jean W. Tom Van C. Kelley Leonard W. Casson UNICEF Algiers Sundararajan V. Madihally Bristol-Myers Squibb Wenhai Xu South Dakota State University University of Pittsburgh - Oklahoma State University - Main Duracell Matthew E. Cooper Reginald P. Tomkins Pittsburgh Campus Campus Ajay Kumar North Carolina State University at New Jersey Institute of Technology ANS – American Nuclear Society Oklahoma State University - Main Manoj Chopra Raleigh Daniela Mainardi Vassilios Tzouanas Kenneth S. Allen Campus University of Central Florida Louisiana Tech University Robert B. Coulter University of Houston - Downtown United States Military Academy Kimberly D. Noe Sonya Cooper Chattanooga State Community Sean F. Maloney Donald P. Visco, Jr. James Blanchard John Deere New Mexico State University College GSK Consumer Healthcare University of Akron - Main Campus University of Wisconsin - Madison - Main Campus Ernest W. Tollner Ronald P. Danner Marina Miletic Troy J. Vogel Gilbert J. Brown University of Georgia Cerasela M. Cristei Pennsylvania State University University of Colorado Boulder University of Notre Dame Elysium Industries George Mason University - Main Campus Mark R. Wilkins David C. Miller Robert C. Weaver Richard P. Coe University of Nebraska - Lincoln John L. Daniels Steve R. Duke United States Department of International Technical Thomas Edison State University University of North Carolina at Auburn University Energy Stephen C. Zahos Management Charlotte Chaitanya S. Deo University of Illinois at Gary L. Foutch Martha C. Mitchell Ronald J. Willey Georgia Institute of Technology Urbana-Champaign Norman D. Dennis University of Missouri - Kansas New Mexico State University Northeastern University - Main Campus University of Arkansas City - Main Campus
54 2018 ABET Impact Report 2018 ABET Impact Report 55 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Richard A. DeVries AKM Anwarul Islam Osama A. Mohamed J. Phillip Smith Stephen H. Cobb Kenneth D. Moore Milwaukee School of Engineering Youngstown State University Abu Dhabi University Self-Employed Murray State University GE Power Manuel A. Diaz Camille Issa Svitlana V. Mooney Ben J. Stuart Garth V. Crosby Carol A. Mullenax
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STAR Engineering Group, Inc. Lebanese American University Civil Line Engineering, LLC Old Dominion University Southern Illinois University KBRwyle, Inc. Carbondale Stephen F. Duffy John N. Ivan, Ph.D., P.E. W. Grigg Mullen Jr. Kevin G. Sutterer Danial J. Neebel, P.E., Ph.D. Cleveland State University University of Connecticut Virginia Military Rose-Hulman Institute of Michael J. Dyrenfurth Loras College Technology Purdue University - Main Campus Betsy E. Dulin Allen L. Jones, Ph.D., P.E. Krishna H.V. Murthy Mark Nowack Virginia Polytechnic Institute and South Dakota State University West Virginia University Institute Ramzi Taha Yalcin M. Ertekin College of the Ozarks State University of Technology University of Qatar Drexel University Edward H. Kalajian Matthew W. Ohland William W. Edgerton Florida Institute of Technology Robert J. O'Neill Houssam A. Toutanji Joel Falk Purdue University - Main Campus McMillen Jacobs Associates Florida Gulf Coast University Western Michigan University University of Pittsburgh - Sylvester A. Kalevela Kenneth S. Olree Pittsburgh Campus Allen C. Estes Colorado State University - Pueblo Joseph O. Owino Mohammad M. Uddin NSpired Engineering, PLLC California Polytechnic State The University of Tennessee East Tennessee State University Cary A. Fisher William A. Kitch Paul D. Plotkowski University - San Luis Obispo - Chattanooga United States Air Force Angelo State University John N. Veenstra Grand Valley State University Mark O. Federle Monica Palomo Oklahoma State University - Main Jane Fraser Muthusamy Krishnamurthy Teri Reed Marquette University California State Polytechnic Campus Colorado State University - Pueblo Hydro Modeling Inc University of Cincinnati - Main University - Pomona Heather M. Ford Mohan M. Venigalla Wilhelm A. Friess Campus Sanjeev Kumar Bluestone Environmental Group Yvette E. Pearson, Ph.D., P.E. George Mason University University of Maine Southern Illinois University Michael Reynolds Inc. Rice University Carbondale Brad Wambeke Roger Gonzalez The University of West Florida Maury Fortney Michael A. Ports United States Military Academy The University of Texas at El Paso Tanya Kunberger Dennis K. Rice MEFI Engineering Ports Engineering Florida Gulf Coast University David W. Washechek Osama M. Jadaan Total Spectrum Advertising Fouad H. Fouad Zia Razzaq Retired University of North Florida Anthony J. Lamanna Chell Roberts University of Alabama at Old Dominion University Lamanna Engineering Consultants, Nur Yazdani Baha Jassemnejad, Ph.D. University of San Diego Birmingham LLC Duane P. Reger The University of Texas at ASRC Federal System Solutions, Matthew Roberts Malay Ghose Hajra Arlington County Arlington Federal Aviation Administration Kyle H. Larson Southern Utah University University of New Orleans (FAA), Oklahoma Communication University of Central Missouri Richard A. Reid Sherif Yehia Engineering Team and James R. Rowland Ahmad Hadavi South Dakota State University American University of Sharjah Jay Lee, Ph.D., P.E. Telecommunications Engineering University of Kansas Northwestern University California Baptist University H. Ronald Riggs Michael D. Zavislak Team Terrence E. Russell Susan B. Halter University of Hawaii at Manoa Greenville Technical College George F. List Edwin C. Jones Self-Employed Consultant University of New Mexico - Main North Carolina State University at Yasser Salem Timothy W. Zeigler Iowa State University Campus David Sawyers Raleigh California State Polytechnic Kennesaw State University Sharon A. Jones Ohio Northern University Scott R. Hamilton University - Pomona Dintie S. Mahamah University of Portland York College Pennsylvania ASEE – American Society Joseph A. Shaeiwitz Saint Martin's University Joseph E. Saliba for Engineering Education Sundararajan V. Madihally Auburn University Mohamed Hegab University of Dayton Mustafa Mahamid Cynthia W. Barnicki Oklahoma State University - Main California State University Christopher J. Smith University of Illinois at Chicago William P. Schonberg Milwaukee School of Engineering Campus - Northridge Ivy Tech Community College Missouri University of Science and Farzam Maleki Charles E. Baukal Jr. Quamrul H. Mazumder Ralph J. Hodek Technology Bradley A. Striebig Massachusetts Maritime Academy John Zink Co. LLC University of Michigan - Flint Michigan Technological University James Madison University Suresh Immanuel Selvaraj Taha F. Marhaba Deborah Besser P.E., Ph.D. Roy T.R. McGrann David E. Hornbeck University of Evansville Binod Tiwari New Jersey Institute of Technology University of St. Thomas, Saint SUNY at Binghamton Self-Employed California State University Kevan Shafizadeh Paul LaVere B. Merritt Daniel J. Moore - Fullerton Prasad Inmula California State University Retired Jenna P. Carpenter Rose-Hulman Institute of DHS/FEMA Emergency - Sacramento Campbell University Technology Management Institute
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Cecelia M. Wigal Scott A. Clary Adiel Guinzburg Amir Karimi Agbai (George) A. Nnanna Chittaranjan Sahay The University of Tennessee Lockheed Martin The Boeing Company The University of Texas at San Purdue University - Calumet University of Harford - Chattanooga Antonio Campus John Crepeau Maureen J. Hart Marco E. Sanjuan
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS David A. Wyrick University of Idaho Walt Disney Imagineering Mansour Karkoub Lorraine Olson University of the North West Virginia University Texas A & M University at Qatar Rose-Hulman Institute of Raju Dandu Mohamed Samir Hefzy James R. Sherrard Technology Lisa A. Zideck Kansas State University - University of Toledo Mary Kasarda Marine/Ocean Engineering Florida Gulf Coast University Polytechnic Campus Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Dennis O'Neal Consulting (Various) Hisham Hegab State University Baylor University ASHRAE – The American Society Scott Danielson Louisiana Tech University Ronald Smelser Arizona State University - Tempe Sanjeev K. Khanna Bipin Pai University of North Carolina at of Heating, Refrigerating and David M. Hildreth University of Missouri - Columbia Purdue University - Northwest Charlotte Air-Conditioning Warren R. DeVries Hildreth Innovative Services, Inc University of Maryland - Baltimore Allan T. Kirkpatrick Matt A. Panhans Richard N. Smith Spyridon G. Papadopoulos Jeffrey R. Hill County Colorado State University - Fort Milwaukee School of Engineering Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Self-Employed Sandia National Laboratories Collins Rodney W. Douglass Spyridon G. Papadopoulos Andrew N. Smith ASME – American Society of John I. Hochstein Retired Charles William Knisely Self-Employed United States Naval Academy Mechanical Engineers University of Memphis Bucknell University Duane Abata Charlges G. Drake Darrell W. Pepper Marc K. Smith Timothy M. Hodges South Dakota School of Mines & Ferris State University Cesar Levy University of Nevada - Las Vegas Georgia Institute of Technology Virginia Military Technology Florida International University - Main Campus Virginia A. Edley Mark Petrie Mohammad H. Hosni Mahesh C. Aggarwal, Ph.D. Retired Thomas Litzinger TriAxis, a Division of David Evans Sriram Somasundaram Kansas State University Gannon University Pennsylvania State University and Associates Pacific Northwest National Stephen Ekwaro-Osire Mounir B. Ibrahim - Main Campus Laboratory Ruhul Amin, Ph.D. Texas Tech University Robert W. Pitz Cleveland State University Montana State University Mark D. Lower Vanderbilt University Joshua D. Summers Hany A. El Kadi Karl I. Jacob UT-Battelle, LLC. Clemson University Nagamangala K. Anand Zayed University Glen Prater Georgia Institute of Technology Texas A&M University Annette M. Lynch University of Louisville Wangping Sun Mohamed E.M. El-Sayed, Ph.D. - Main Campus Woodward, Inc. Oregon Institute of Technology Abul Fazal M. Arif Eastern Michigan University Robert Prins Diane Jakobs McMaster University Stacy T. Malecki James Madison University Sriram Sundararajan Aldo A. Ferri Rheem Manufacturing Company UTC Pratt & Whitney Iowa State University Albert A. Arthur Georgia Institute of Technology Muhammad M. Rahman Michael G. Jenkins University of Cincinnati, College of - Main Campus Eric R. Marsh Wichita State University Gunnar Tamm California State University Engineering and Applied Science Pennsylvania State University United States Military Cary A. Fisher - Fresno Jay Raja - Main Campus Luis M. Bocanegra United States Air Force University of North Carolina at Siva Thangam Jared W. Jensen Arizona State University - Tempe Georg F. Mauer Charlotte Stevens Institute of Technology Lynnane E. George Chevron Corporation University of Nevada, Las Vegas Joseph A. Boulet, Ph.D. Colorado Technical University James W. Ramsey Tim Thomas Michael D. Johnson University of Tennessee - Colorado Springs Kenneth D. Moore University of Minnesota - Twin Pittsburg State University Texas A & M University - College GE Power Cities Patricia M. Brackin Mehrdaad Ghorashi Station Mohamed B. Trabia Rose-Hulman Institute of University of Southern Maine Ala Moradian T S. Raviguruajan University of Nevada - Las Vegas Peter D. Jones Technology Applied Materials Inc. Wichita State University Matt Gordon Auburn University Hy D. Tran Jennifer M. Brock University of Denver Andrew J. Moskalik John R. Reisel Sandia National Laboratories William M. Jordan University of Alaska Anchorage Environmental Protection Agency University of Wisconsin Michael P. Gordon, P.E. Baylor University Angela Trego - Milwaukee Robert J. Camp, Ph.D., P.E. Piper Aircraft, Inc. V. Dakshina Murty Practical Aeronautics Thomas R. Jurczak Massachusetts Maritime Academy University of Portland Risa J. Robinson Keqin Gu Retired Keshav S. Varde Rochester Institute of Technology Beth A. Carle Ph.D. Southern Illinois University Arnoldo Muyshondt University of Michigan - Dearborn Larraine A. Kapka Rochester Institute of Technology - Edwardsville Sandia National Laboratories Richard T. Roca Sinclair Community College David E. Wagner Johns Hopkins University - Ivy Tech Community College Applied Physics Laboratory
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Steven E. Wendel Alan Chiu Jerald Redmond Auhood A. Alfaries Charles H. Dana Deepak Garg Sinclair Community College Rose-Hulman Institute of Medtronic Spinal Princes Nourah Bint Abdulrahman California Polytechnic State Bennett University, Greater Noida, Technology University University - San Luis Obispo Uttar Pradesh, India Wayne E. Whiteman Mark Ruegsegger
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Georgia Institute of Technology Cheng-Jen Chuong Ohio State University - Main Ala Al-Fuqaha Subhasish Dasgupta David S. Gibson - Main Campus The University of Texas at Campus Western Michigan University George Washington University United States Air Force Academy Arlington Garry G. Young Artin A. Shoukas Tom Altman Ruth E. Davis Mary J. Granger Entergy Nuclear Zachary A. Dooley Johns Hopkins University University of Colorado - Denver/ Santa Clara University George Washington University SeaSpine Inc. Anschutz Medical Campus Mohammad A. Zahraee Brian Sorg Bret J. Detillier Raymond Greenlaw Purdue University - Calumet Colin K. Drummond National Cancer Institute Sherif G. Aly Ahmed University of Houston Retired Campus Case Western Reserve The American University in Cairo John W. Steadman Charles Dierbach, Ph.D. Juan M. Gutierrez Paul H. Zang Thomas H. Everett University of South Alabama Ronald C. Arkin Towson University Universidad del Pacifico Kettering University Indiana University - Purdue Georgia Institute of Technology Charles S. Tritt Deborah L. Dunn, Ph.D. George H. Hamer University - Indianapolis - Main Campus ASSP – American Society Milwaukee School of Engineering Stephen F Austin State University South Dakota State University Daniel L. Ewert Chunyan Y. Bai of Safety Professionals Jennifer S. Wayne Joseph J. Ekstrom Jeffrey Hemmes North Dakota State University Roger Williams University Paulette Lantuh Virginia Commonwealth University Brigham Young University - Provo Regis University - Main Campus Kodak Alaris Aziz M. Barbar Deborah S. Wells Mohamed El-Attar Susantha Herath Timothy L. Foutz American University of Science Cheryl L. Marcham Neuprene, Inc University of Ontario Institute of Saint Cloud State University University of Georgia and Technology Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Technology Jennifer L. West Thomas B. Hilburn University - Daytona Beach John D. Gassert Catherine Bareiss Duke University Adel S. Elmagharby Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Milwaukee School of Engineering Olivet Nazarene University Jack O. Ogutu University of Louisville University - Daytona Beach Chrysanthi Williams Millersville University of Greg T. Gdowski Nancy Birkenheuer Access Biomedical Solutions LLC Khaled ElMahgoub Thomas B. Horton Pennsylvania University of Rochester Regis University Philips University of Virginia - Main Conrad M. Zapanta Sathyanaraya Rajendran, Ph.D. Paul N. Hale, Jr., P.E. Jean R.S. Blair Campus Carnegie Mellon University Richard Enbody Central Washington University Louisiana Tech University United States Military Academy Michigan State Alireza Hurson Katherine E. Schofield Connie L. Hall CMAA – Construction Dennis Bouvier Missouri University of Science and Burkhard Englert, Ph.D. University of Minnesota - Duluth The College of New Jersey Management Association of Southern Illinois University Technology America California State University - Long Edwardsville BMES – Biomedical Engineering Peter G. Katona Donald B. Russell Beach John Impagliazzo George Mason University Peter Brass Self-Employed Society Vanir Construction Management, David L. Feinstein City College New York of CUNY Ziad O. Abu-Faraj Noshir A. Langrana Inc. Consultant Carolyn M. Jacobson American University of Science Rutgers University - New Rob Byrd Pennsylvania State University Leslie D. Fife and Technology Brunswick CSAB Abilene Christian University - Penn State DuBois Noureddin Abbadeni, Ph.D. The Church of Jesus Christ of Jennifer Amos Jon Moon King Saud University Sutap Chatterjee Latter-day Saints Seifedine Kadry University of Illinois at MEI Research, Ltd Verizon American University of the Middle Leslie D. Fife Urbana-Champaign Emad H. Aboelela East - Kuwait Deborah S. Munro Northeastern University Jason W. Christian Torchmark Corporation Paul J. Benkeser Munro Medical, LLC Liberty University Ken E. Kennedy Guillermo A. Francia III Georgia Institute of Technology Kevin M. Adams BMW Ruth Ochia Bill Dafnis The University of West Florida - Main Campus University of Maryland Temple University Capella University Haklin A. Kimm University College Muztaba Fuad Edward J. Berbari East Stroudsburg University of Cynthia B. Paschal Kevin Daimi Winston-Salem State University Indiana University - Purdue Ankur Agrawal Pennsylvania Vanderbilt University University of Detroit - Mercy University - Indianapolis Manhattan College Stuart D. Galup Stan Kurkovsky Vincent Pizziconi David A. Dampier Florida Atlantic University Michael R. Caplan Shakil Akhtar Central Connecticut State Arizona State University - Tempe The University of Texas at San Phoenix Country Day School Clayton State University University Antonio
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Kadathur B. Lakshmanan Osama A. Morad Johannes Reichgelt Ramalingam Sridhar Robin Williams Abdullah H. Al-Badi SUNY College at Brockport University of Maryland - University of South Florida - St. University at Buffalo Sultan Qaboos Mudasser F. Wyne University College Petersburg Venkatakrishnan Amanda Stent National University Rocio Alba-Flores
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lakshminarashimhan Keith A. Morneau Ed.D. Brian J. Reithel Bloomberg Georgia Southern University Yonggao Yang RGM College of Engineering and ECPI University University of Mississippi John Sticklen Prairie View A & M University Rustin W. Allred Technology (Autonomous) Patricia Morreale Dan Resler Michigan Technological University RWB Aerospace Professionals Jeng-Foung JF. Yao Lisa M. Landgraf, Ph.D. Kean University Virginia Commonwealth University Mark Stockman Georgia College & State University Khalid S. Al-Olimat University of Wisconsin Michael G. Murphy Mary Ann Robbert University of Cincinnati - Main Ohio Northern - Platteville Daniel W. Yoas Retired Bentley College Campus Pennsylvania College of Glen E. Archer Jeffrey A. Lasky Manton Matthews Nicholas S. Rosasco Kamayasamy K. Surendran Technology Michigan Technological University Rochester Institute of Technology University of South Carolina Valparaiso University Southeast Missouri State Xiaodong Yue Stuart Asser Ronald J. Leach University Bruce McMillin Virginia W. Ross University of Central Missouri CUNY Queensborough Community Howard University Missouri University of Science and Air Force Research Laboratory Daniel Tappan College Jian Zhang Ted Lehr Technology Eastern Washington University John P. Russo Texas Woman's University John O. Attia Texas State University Patricia Morreale Fitchburg State University Heikki Topi Prairie View A & M University Sen Zhang Grace A. Lewis Kean University Bentley University Salamah Salamah SUNY College at Oneonta Rafic A. Bachnak Software Engineering Institute Kristine S. Nagel The University of Texas at El Paso Massood Towhidnejad Pennsylvania State University - Carnegie Mellon University Georgia Institute of Technology Embry-Riddle Aeronautical IEEE – Institute of Electrical and - Penn State Harrisburg Thomas M. Schmidt Xun Luo - Main Campus University - Daytona Beach Electronics Engineers Pace University - New York Joseph A. Bannister Tianjin University of Technology James V. Aanstoos Vijay K. Naik, Ph.D. Quoc-Nam Tran Aerospace Corp. Stephen B. Seidman Mississippi State University Qutaibah Malluhi IBM Southeastern Louisiana University Retired Rajeev Bansal University of Qatar Mostafa I. Abd-El-Barr Andrew Nuxoll Raymond E. Trygstad University of Connecticut Chandra N. Sekharan Kuwait University Nancy L. Martin University of Portland Illinois Institute of Technology Loyola University Chicago Steven F. Barrett Southern Illinois University Ikhlas M. Abdel-Qader Amos O. Olagunju John J. Uhran, Jr. University of Wyoming - Carbondale Sanaa Sharafeddine Western Michigan University Saint Cloud State University University of Notre Dame Lebanese American University G. Thomas Bellarmine Abu S.M. Masud Ali Abedi Michael Oudshoorn, Ph.D. Suleyman Uludag Florida Agricultural and Wichita State University Sung Y. Shin University of Maine High Point University University of Michigan - Flint Mechanical University South Dakota State University Manton Matthews Imad Abouzahr Barbara B. Owens Joseph E. Urban Luigi Benedicenti University of South Carolina David L. Shroads, D.Sc Oklahoma State University - Main Southwestern University Arizona State University - Tempe University of New Brunswick - Columbia Apollo Education Group (AEG) Campus Lorraine Parker Yaakov Varol Wayne Blanding Timothy J. McGuire Khaled Shuaib Reza Adhami Virginia Commonwealth University Retired York College of Pennsylvania Texas A & M University - College United Arab Emirates University University of Alabama in Shari Plantz-Masters Patrick J. Walsh Huntsville Michael Brodsky Station Randy K. Smith Regis University Retired U.S. Army Research Laboratory Russel McMahon The University of Alabama Vijendra Agarwal Annu Prabhakar Andy Ju An Wang Global Solutions and Consulting Cameron K. Bruce University of Cincinnati - Main Mark Stockman University of Cincinnati - Main Southern Illinois University Department of Defense Campus University of Cincinnati Raida S.K. Al-Alawi, Ph.D. Campus - Carbondale Ahlia University J.W. Bruce Bruce McMillin Kevin Smith Safwan Qasem Pearl Y. Wang Tennessee Technological University Missouri University of Science and Al Akhawayn University Mohammad S. Alam Technology King Saud University George Mason University Texas A & M University Walter W. Buchanan Milan E. Soklic Rajendra K. Raj, P.E., PLS Ye D. Wang - Kingsville Texas A & M University - College Fortune S. Mhlanga University of Maryland - Rochester Institute of Technology George Mason University Station Lipscomb University University College Nasser Alaraje Patrick Widener Michigan Technological University Nigamanth Sridhar Sandia National Laboratories Cleveland State University
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Karen L. Butler-Purry Dennis J. Derickson Stephen E. Frempong, P. Eng (UK) Todd Hiemer Barbara H. Kenny Tony L. Mitchell Texas A & M University - College California Polytechnic State State University of New York at Central Electric Cooperative Retired North Carolina State University at STation University - San Luis Obispo Canton (Central) Raleigh Michael Komodromos
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Raymond H. Byrne Alen Docef Ramesh S. Gaonkar Steven M. Hietpas Frederick University (Nicosia James Moore Sandia National Laboratories Virginia Commonwealth University Indian Institute of Technology, South Dakota State University Cyprus) Spire Inc Gandhinagar, Gujarat Carlos Cabrera Adele B. Doser Stephen Horan Jumoke O. Ladeji-Osias Tyrone E. Moore Florida International University Sandia National Laboratories Adel Gastli NASA Langley Research Center Morgan State University Air Force University of Qatar Sean M. Carroll Walter D. Downing ASM Delowar Hossain Paul S. Lewis J. Derald Morgan Trine University Southwest Research Institute, San Prasanta K. Ghosh City University of New York Edgewater Technologies J Derald Morgan & Associates, Inc. Antonio, TX Syracuse University Steven Case Jason K. Hui Chao Li Halden A. Morris Walden University James Dreiling Ron Goldfarb Elbit Systems of America Florida Agricultural and University of the West Indies GPS Source National Institute of Standards Mechanical University Robert H. Caverly Charles E. Hunt S. Hossein Mousavinezhad, P.E., and Technology (NIST) Villanova University Gusteau Duclos University of California - Davis Albert Y. Lin Ph.D. DeVry College of New York Cesar A. Gonzales The Boeing Co Idaho State University Bharat S. Chaudhari Mousa I. Hussein Self-Employed Maharashtra Institute of Glen P. Dudevoir United Arab Emirates University Mary Marchegiano Lee R. Moyer Technology, Pune, India United States Air Force Academy Virgilio Gonzalez Delaware Technical Community Polaris Alpha Walid Ibrahim The University of Texas at El Paso College - Stanton/Wilmington R. Alan Cheville Joanne Bechta Dugan United Arab Emirates University Hiroaki Mukai Bucknell University University of Virginia - Main Manimaran Govindarasu Eric Martin Washington University in St. Louis Mohammad Ilyas Campus Iowa State University Thermo Fisher Scientific Richard Cliver Florida Atlantic University Srijib K. Mukherjee Eastman Kodak Kimberly M. Dula John N. Gowdy Terry Martin University of North Carolina, John Impagliazzo U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Clemson University University of Arkansas Charlotte, NC Elaine M. Cooney Self-Employed Indiana University - Purdue Eric Durant Jeffrey L. Gray Derek Maxey Gary J. Mullett Kamran Iqbal, Ph.D. University - Indianapolis Starkey Hearing Technologies Purdue University - Main Campus Lockheed Martin Springfield Technical Community University of Arkansas at Little College Jorge Crichigno Steven M. Durbin Christopher S. Greene Rock W. Vance McCollough University of South Carolina Western Michigan University University of St. Thomas (St. Paul, University of Massachusetts Sastry KS. Musti Rakibul Islam - Columbia MN) - Dartmouth University of West Indies Imad H. Eihajj Dura Automotive Paul B. Crilly American University of Beirut Ilya Grinberg John M. McWilliams George E. Nasr Douglas W. Jacobson United States Coast Guard SUNY Buffalo State Dairyland Power Cooperative Lebanese American University Hossny Elsherief Iowa State University Academy University of California - Riverside Christine Grunbaum Kathleen Meehan Elias Nassar Baha Jassemnejad, Ph.D. Jose B. Cruz, Jr. Ameren Missouri California State University - Chico Notre Dame University - Louaize Prasad N. Enjeti ASRC Federal System Solutions, University of California - Irvine Texas A & M University - College Frances Harackiewicz Federal Aviation Administration Russ Meier Balasubramaniam Natarajan Issam W. Damaj Station Southern Illinois University (FAA), Oklahoma Communication Milwaukee School of Engineering Kansas State University American University of Kuwait - Carbondale and Engineering Team and Joel Falk Sigurd Meldal J. Keith Nelson Telecommunications Engineering Patricia D. Daniels University of Pittsburgh - Haidar M. Harmanani Mostly Sunny LLC Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Team Seattle University Pittsburgh Campus Lebanese American University Cyrilla J. Menon Phyllis R. Nelson Brent Jenkins Russell J. Deaton Brian R. Fast Bruce A. Harvey Danlaw, Inc. California State Polytechnic Kennesaw State University University of Memphis Rockwell Florida A & M University - Florida University - Pomona Scott F. Fugate Midkiff State University Ravi Joshi Joanne E. DeGroat Terri S. Fiez Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Victor P. Nelson Texas Tech University Ohio State University - Main University of Colorado - Boulder Gregory L. Heileman State University Auburn University Campus University of Kentucky Ahmed E. Kamal Charles B. Fleddermann Andrew E. Milks Robert L. Nevin Iowa State University Ronald R. DeLyser University of New Mexico - Main Orlando Hernadez University of Akron - Main Campus
University of Denver Campus The College of New Jersey Eric B. Karl Brigham Young University - Idaho
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Terri W. Noel Magesh T. Rajan David P. Shattuck Stuart M. Wentworth Amarnath Banerjee Paul J. Kauffmann IBM B, C. Systems, INC. University of Houston Auburn University Texas A & M University - College East Carolina University Station Franc E. Noel S.K. Ramesh Mukul V. Shirvaikar Douglas B. Williams Thomas Keyser
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IBM California State University The University of Texas at Tyler Georgia Institute of Technology Bopaya Bidanda Oregon Institute of Technology - Northridge - Main Campus University of Pittsburgh - Sima Noghanian Malayappan Shridhar K.S. Krishnamoorthi, Ph.D. Pittsburgh Campus University of North Dakota Miguel A. Ramirez University of Michigan - Dearborn Stephen M. Williams Bradley University Northrop Grumman Corporation Milwaukee School of Engineering Richard L. Brandon Paul A. Nussbaum Timothy L. Skvarenina Krishna K. Krishnan Premier, Inc. / Retired ECPI University Jeewika Ranaweera Retired Stacy S. Wilson Wichita State University Oracle Corporation Western Kentucky University Evelyn C. Brown Simon Obeid Mani Soma Mary B. Kurz North Carolina State University at DeVry University, Orlando Raghuveer M. Rao University of Washington - Seattle Brian D. Woerner, Ph.D. Clemson University Raleigh U.S. Army Research Laboratory West Virginia University Morrison S. Obeng Arun K. Somani Kenneth W. McDonald LuAnn S. Carpenter Bethune-Cookman University Carol Richardson Iowa State University Sally L. Wood United States Military Academy Auburn University Retired Santa Clara University John T. Oldenburg Scott K. Springer R. Allen Miller Brian Craig California State University Anton Riedl Globalfoundries Chai Wah Wu Ohio State University - Main Lamar University - Sacramento Christopher Newport University International Business Machines Campus Suga N. Suganthan Kenneth Currie Aurenice M. Oliveira Brian Rigling DeVry University - Administrative Raef R. Yassin K. Jo Min West Virginia University Michigan Technological University Wright State University - Main Office Miami Dade College Iowa State University Campus Ted Eschenbach Philip D. Oliver Nikunja K. Swain H. Oner Yurtseven Hamid R. Parsaei, P.E., Ph.D. TGE Consulting University of South Alabama Stephen Riter South Carolina State University Retired Texas A & M University at Qatar The University of Texas at El Paso Paul F. Evangelista Efrain O'Neill-Carrillo Keith A. Teague Gergely V. Zaruba Edward Pines United States Military Academy University of Puerto Rico Teresa L. Roberts Oklahoma State University - Main Wichita State University New Mexico State University - Mayaguez Retired Campus George P. Gardner - Main Campus Gengsheng L. Zeng, Ph.D. Virginia Dept. of Transportation Daniel Pack Perry J. Robertson Robert D. Throne Weber State University Stephen A. Raper The University of Tennessee Sandia National Laboratories Rose-Hulman Institute of Omar Ghrayeb Missouri University of Science and Wei Zhan - Chattanooga Technology Northern Illinois University Technology Juan H. Sanchez Mendez Texas A & M University - College Cameron Patterson University of Puerto Rico Nick Tredennick Station Timothy J. Greene Michael W. Riley Virginia Polytechnic Institute and - Bayamon Gilder Publishing Western Michigan University University of Nebraska - Lincoln State University IISE – Institute of Rasoul Saneifard Akhilesh Tyagi Industrial and Systems Engineers Ann T. Green-Terrell William K. Roberts Stanley Pau Texas Southern University Iowa State University United Parcel Service (UPS) Raytheon Company Ali Ahmad University of Arizona Sumam D. Sarah Robert J. Voigt Louisiana's Community and Kenneth L. Head Susan O. Schall Reginald J. Perry National Institute of Technology Northrop Grumman Corporation Technical Colleges University of Arizona SOS Consulting, LLC Florida A & M University - Florida Karnataka, Surathkal Mission Systems Suraj M. Alexander Sunderesh S. Heragu Karen E. Schmahl State University Saleh M. Sbenathy Rich Warren University of Louisville Oklahoma State University - Main Florida International University David W. Peters Middle Tennessee State University Campus Ron S. Waters Ali Allahverdi Terry Schmidt Sandia National Laboratories Walter W. Schilling TSMC North America Kuwait University Keith A. Johnson Self-Employed Mark C. Petzold Milwaukee School of Engineering Dominion Energy Utah Mark H. Weichold Neslihan Alp Carlos Alberto Solorio Magana Saint Cloud State University Remzi Seker Texas A & M University - College Indiana State University Erick C. Jones CETYS University Stephen M. Phillips Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Station The University of Texas at M. Affan Badar Lesley Strawderman Arizona State University - Tempe University - Daytona Beach Arlington Robert Weissbach Indiana State University Mississippi State University Jay Porter Henry Selvaraj Indiana University - Purdue Swantantra K. Kachhal Adedeji B. Badiru William J. Thompson Texas A & M University - College University of Nevada - Las Vegas University - Indianapolis University of Michigan - Dearborn Air Force Institute of Technology University of Central Florida Station
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John M. Usher Sunderesh S. Heragu SNAME – Society of Naval Emily L. Allen Mississippi State University Oklahoma State University - Main Architects and Marine Engineers California State University - Los Campus Richard Burke Angeles INCOSE – International Council SUNY Maritime College ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on Systems Engineering Michael D. Johnson Thomas R. Bieler Texas A & M University - College Michigan State University John V. Farr Thomas W. DeNucci Station United States Coast Guard University of Central Florida Carl J. Boehlert Academy Young B. Moon Michigan State University ISA – International Society Syracuse University Peter A. Johnson of Automation Gillian M. Bond Amerigo Offshore LLC Elden A. Plettner Christopher P. Pung New Mexico Institute of Mining ISA Grand Valley State University David J. Palmer and Technology United States Merchant Marine Morteza Sadat-Hossieny Stephen H. Carr Scott W. Sommer Academy E-Technologies Group Northern Kentucky University Northwestern University Katherine Terwilliger Kolleen L. Schneider Chaitanya S. Deo Naval Surface Warfare Center NSPS – National Society Andersen Corporation Georgia Institute of Technology of Professional Surveyors - Carderock Division - Main Campus Iqbal Shareef, P.E. Larry D. Graham Goran W. Wilkman Bradley University Biman Ghosh McClure Engineering Company Wilkman Arctic Adviser Rockwell Automation Jeffery P. Hollingsworth Robert O. Warrington University of Alaska Anchorage Michigan Technological University SPE – Society of Ronald Gibala Petroleum Engineers University of Michigan - Ann Arbor Rick Howard SME-AIME – Society for Mining, Tarek Ahmed, Ph.D. Jonn B. Nebbe Self-Employed Metallurgy, and Exploration Tarek Ahmed and Associates Eaton Corporation Jurgen F. Brune Paul K. Male Abhijit Y. Dandekar Colorado School of Mines Angus A. Rockett Hudson Valley Community College University of Alaska Fairbanks Colorado School of Mines David R. Hammond Kera Mariotti Shari Dunn-Norman Hammond International Group Matthew P. Sherburne SUNY College of Technology at Missouri University of Science and University of California - Berkeley Alfred Jerry D. Higgins, Ph.D. Technology Colorado School of Mines William W. Shropshire Charles A. Nettleman III Ronald Hinn American Chemet Corporation Nettleman Land Consultants, Inc. Rick Q. Honaker PetroSkills University of Kentucky Elliott Slamovich Jason G. Racette Shirish L. Patil Purdue University - Main Campus Boundary Counsulting Experts, Kurt W. Katzenstein King Fahd University of Petroleum LLC South Dakota School of Mines and and Minerals Pello Uranga Technology CEIT Gary W. Thompson Robello Samuel North Carolina Geodetic Survey Charles Kliche Halliburton Chester J. Van Tyne South Dakota School of Mines and Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Philip A. Schenewerk SAE Technology State University Panther Energy III, LLC SME – Society of Joel S. Kuszmaul Charles Ward Manufacturing Engineers Paul G. Willhite Merrimack College Air Force Research Laboratory Walter W. Buchanan, Ph.D., J.D. University of Kansas Texas A&M University - College Lee W. Saperstein Calvin L. White Station Missouri University of Science and TMS – The Minerals, Metals, Michigan Technological University Technology and Materials Society Steven M. Yalisove Imelda Cossette Diane E. Albert Mark J. Vanarelli, P.E., Ph.D. University of Michigan - Ann Arbor Edmonds Community College The Law Office of Diane Albert University of Kurdistan - Hewler
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