71 Obtaining your PE License: Where is it beneficial and should it be required for all Chemical Engineers?

Monday, November 4, 2013: 8:30 AM
Union Square 9 (Hilton)
Description:
This session will explore the potential benefits and disadvantages of embarking on the PE licensing process (FE Exam, experience and PE Exam) for both industrial and academics. It will also examine additional institutional benefits that might accrue from using the FE exam in the ABET assessment process.

Sponsor:
Research and New Technology Committee
Co-Sponsor(s):
Management Division (05), Undergraduate Education (04A), Young Professionals Committee (YPC) (18C), Chemical Engineering & the Law Forum (24)

Chair:
Jeffery Perl
Email: JefferyPerl@chichem.com

Co-chairs:
Joseph Cramer
Email: josec@aiche.org

Robert W. Peters
Email: rwpeters@uab.edu

- indicates paper has an Extended Abstract file available on CD.

File available
8:30 AM
(71a) I'm a Chemical Engineer. Why Should I Become a PE?
William R. Parrish and Cory D. Jensen
File available
8:55 AM
(71b) Fundamentals of Engineering Examination and Enhancing Student Performance
Robert W. Peters, Jason T. Kirby and Ian Hosch
File available
9:20 AM
(71c) The New Computer-Based FE Exam for Chemical Engineers
Davy Mcdowell

9:45 AM
(71d) Licensure – An Academic Perspective
S. Ranil Wickramasinghe and Thomas O. Spicer

10:10 AM
(71e) Use of the Fundamentals of Engineering Exam As An Engineering Education Assessment Tool
David A. Rockstraw

10:35 AM
(71f) Panel Discussion with Session Speakers
Joseph Cramer and Jeffery Perl
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