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Thank You

To Our Generous Donors & Volunteers

Thomas J. Albin, PhD, CPE

Applied Safety and Ergonomics

James Baker, DPS, CPE ret.

William Brough, BA, CPE ret.

Peter Budnick, PhD, CPE

David J. Cochran, PhD, CPE

H. Harvey Cohen, PhD, CPE

Gregory Cresswell, CPE

Jerry Duncan, PhD, CPE ret.

Ergobuyer LLC

Error Analysis, Inc.

Sue Evans, PhD, CPE

J. Paul Frantz, PhD, CPE

Sheree L. Gibson, MSE, CPE

Goldkist Foundation

Doug Harris, PhD, CPE

Alison Heller-Ono, MS, CPE

Hal Hendrick, PhD, CPE

Mary Hendrick

Charles Hutchins, Jr., PhD, CPE ret.

Andy Imada, PhD, CPE

Karen Jacobs, EdD, CPE

Karel Jahns, BS

Steven Jahns, PhD, CPE

Waldemar Karwowski, PhD, DSc, PE, CPE

Richard Kelly, PhD, CPE

David Lee, MS, CPE ret.

Stephen C. Merriman

Rachel Michael, MSc, CPE

John Molino, PhD, CPE

Syed Naqvi, PhD, CPE

Pacific Science and Engineering Group, Inc.

Kevin Perdeaux, BS, CPE

Jay G. Pollack, PhD, CHFP

Timothy Rhoades, PhD, CPE

Valerie Rice, PhD, CPE

Don Robinson, BS, CPE

Jim Rudd, PhD, CUXP

Pam Smillie, RN

Robert Smillie, PhD, CPE

James Smith, PhD, PE, CPE

James Strandy, BS, CEA

Summit Rehabilitation Associates

Curtis VanderGriendt, BSc, CCPE

Cindy Whitehead, MHS, CPE

"After 20 years at USC, I made a career change to full time consulting. This has been most rewarding because I get to see real change that happens when human, machine and organizational systems work harmoniously as a system."

"Neither my writing over 150 peer-reviewed scientific publications, 5 books, and too many book chapters to count nor having personally investigated and likely prevented thousands of injury incidents compares to the experiences I have had with early career HFE professionals over the years. Building relationships with the dozens of students and early career professionals has made me most proud."

"What’s not to love about a job where you get to ask questions, answer them,
and then travel to explain the answers to other professionals and para-professionals,
who will use the information to make the world a better place?"

"GOOD ergonomics is all but invisible. BAD ergonomics is not.
That is why I have spent so much of my career teaching the fundamentals to mechanical engineers and supervisors.
It expands our sphere of influence beyond our profession."

"After more than 50 years as a practitioner ergonomist, I continue to find ample opportunity to improve system designs. This has helped me focus on improving the user interface, human engineering and human systems integration (HSI) requirements that are applied to complex system development projects."

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Foundation for Professional Ergonomics
P.O. Box 2176
Bellingham, WA 98227

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Who We Are

The Foundation for Professional Ergonomics was established in 2004 as a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing professionalism in ergonomics through educational activities and awards. Our goals support the goals of BCPE, and we work closely with the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (HFES) on various ergonomics practitioner initiatives. FPE attained an IRS 501(c)(3) status enabling tax-deductible donations from those sharing this dedication to professionalism in ergonomics.