Welcome to the Online Professional Development Blog for Engineers and
Contractors. All CEUs was created to provide you with affordable, convenient
professional development courses. We have been providing similar courses to
counselors, nurses and addictions professionals for over a year. We are in
the process of getting our approval numbers for FCILB (Florida Construction
Industry Licensing Board) and FBPE (Florida Board of Professional
Engineers). We anticipate having our professional development/continuing
education courses ready to roll for Florida licensees by August 1, 2007.
Most other states do not require CEU preapproval. If you are licensed in one
of those states we welcome you to sign up and start taking courses.
Our Editorial Board
Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes PhD, LMHC, CRC, NCC
Dr. Snipes, our President and Education Director, received her PhD from the College of Education at
the University of Florida. She is a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor and a
Licensed Clinical
Psychotherapist. She worked for nearly 10 years at a large community mental
health agency as a Senior Program Director concurrently supervising clinics
in three counties. Additionally she assisted the University of Florida in
creating an online certificate program in addictions counseling. She reviews
all courses for their appropriateness for adult continuing education, and
writes courses pertaining to ADA, Worker’s Compensation, Vocational
Rehabilitation and Mental Health and Addiction issues in the workplace.
Charles R. Snipes, PE
Charles R. is our lead Professional Engineer. He is responsible for
reviewing our
engineering, general contractor and electrical contractor courses for
accuracy. Charles has worked as a Professional Engineer for over 30 years
and managed dozens of multi-million dollar projects.
Dave Rowe
Dave is our lead HVAC Contractor. He has worked in the industry for over 15
years and
started his own company in 2004. Along with Charles and Dawn-Elise, Dave
reviews courses for their appropriateness to the HVAC Contractor industry.
