Published May 15, 2014
Dr. David Manry, associate professor of construction, and holder of the Endowed Professorship
in Electrical / Mechanical in the School of Construction Management at the University
of Louisiana at Monroe, has been elevated to Senior Member of the Institute of Electrical
and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).
According to the IEEE, senior member is the highest professional grade of the IEEE
for which a member may apply. It requires experience, and reflects professional accomplishment
and maturity. Only seven percent of the organization’s 431,000 members have achieved
this level.
“Dr. Manry’s recognition as a Senior Member of IEEE is a significant professional
accomplishment,” said Dr. Ron Berry, dean of the College of Business and Social Sciences.
“We are proud of Dr. Manry for his efforts and professional activities in electrical
engineering, and appreciate his dedication to being one of the best in his field.”
Manry has worked as a mechanical engineer in several chemical plants and refineries
on the Gulf Coast. He also has been employed as both a consulting professional engineer
and a computer programmer.
In the construction community, Manry is involved in the prevention of damage to underground
utilities and facilities as a member of both the Ouachita Joint Utility Council and
the Caddo-Bossier Utility Coordination Council.
Manry joined the ULM faculty in 2000.
About the IEEE:
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dedicated to advancing technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of
humanity. IEEE and its members inspire a global community through IEEE's highly cited
publications, conferences, technology standards, and professional and educational
activities.
