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Jason Conrad ('05), has been
the president of several Florida Tech orgainzations including the
American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) and the American
Chemical Society (ACS), and an active member in Student Government
and community service organizations. Other active members in AIChE
and ACS include Scott Gibb ('05), Kenneth
Bukowski ('05) and Nathan Miller ('06).
Chinping Chng ('02), Anne-Marie
Johnston ('01), Andrea King ('01), Bruce
Locuson ('01), and Frank Trevino('02)
were honored with Outstanding Student Leaders Awards at the 2001
Florida Tech Student Leadership Celebration. These Chemical Engineering
Students earned 5 of the 15 Leadership Awards given to Florida
Tech Juniors and Seniors (33%), although the Chemical Engineering
Student body represents a mere 2 to 3% of all undergraduate students
at Florida Tech!!!
Rich Cannyn ('00) was elected
President of the student government for the 2000-2001 academic
year.
Chinping Chng ('02), Anne-Marie
Johnston ('01), Andrea King ('01), Bruce
Locuson ('01), and Frank Trevino('02)
were honored with Outstanding Student Leaders Awards at the 2001
Florida Tech Student Leadership Celebration. These Chemical Engineering
Students earned 5 of the 15 Leadership Awards given to Florida
Tech Juniors and Seniors (33%), although the Chemical Engineering
Student body represents a mere 2 to 3% of all undergraduate students
at Florida Tech!!!
Rich Cannyn ('00) was elected
President of the student government for the 2000-2001 academic
year.
Debbie Goss ('99) was elected
Vice-President of the Student Government in the 1997-1998 Florida
Tech elections. Nitesh Melwani ('98) and Abdul-Aziz
AbuBshait ('98) were elected Student Activity Fee Committee
(SAFC) Members at Large. Patty Kelly ('98) and Myneeka
Cook ('01) were two of three Student Government Secretaries.
Chris DeSanctis ('98) has been
among the leaders of the Florida Tech Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity.
Chris has played an active role in the fraternity events such as
the big North American Food Drive and has often authored articles
in the Crimson as a guest writer.
Amro Fatani ('98) has been the
President of the Florida Tech Muslim Student Association (1996-97)
and Faisal Al-Refaei ('99) has been among the
leaders of the Florida Tech Kuwaiti Sudent Association (1997-98).
Patricia Kelly ('98) has been
the President of the Florida Tech Chapter of Tau
Beta Pi National Engineering Honor Society for 1997-98. Richard
Peltzer ('99) has also been the President of the Chapter, Andrew
Kanjanapant ('99) has been the Treasurer, and Teri
Swenson ('99) the Corresponding Secretary. These three
chemical engineering students held three out of the six officers'
positions in the chapter, while many other students of our department
have been active members of this engineering honor society whose
members include prominent engineers and scientists, astronauts,
and Nobel Prize Laureates. |
