Florida Institute of Technology - Ad Astra Yearbook (Melbourne, FL)

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American Institute Of Chemical Engineers The purpose of AICHE is to promote the professional development of its mem- bers and to contribute to the develop- ment of Chemical Engineering at F.I.T. The members are Midal Abdul Samad, Roberto Alvarez, Christopher Blatt, Dagmar Bonnin, Matthew F. Brantli, Frank P. Cesari, Marissa L. Correll, Cris- tiana Figueroa, Chip Hinde, Celine flyer, Daniel J. Irvin, Saleh A. Janeeh, Roberto Jarrin, Eric B. Jenson, Elaine M. Kelly, Giovanni Koolman, Peter Kos- sis, Albert Lam, Azeria Lebakeng, John Mallamaci, David P. Milligan, Andres Molina, Helen E. Oehlbech, Pladej Prompuntagorn, Estelle Simpson, Cathleen Szeplaki, Philippe Valles, Quno Van der Jagt. lECA The Indian Educational and Cultural Associa- tion was founded in 1984 and represents one of the largest foreign students association on campus. It was primarily founded to help the incoming students to settle in and try to bring out the richness of Indian Culture in and around the community. The members are J Alim, A. Bansal, M. Qadde, M. Qadiwalla, R. Go palan (Vice-President), J. Qopaiji (Secretary), K Iyer (President), D. Kapoor, J. Lachhwani, J Malhotra, B. Malik, M. Mallipedi, R. Mody, M Mujii, V. Mandu, R. Marayanaswamy, A. Pala cheria, n. Pasupathy, P. Pattani, V. Pinto, B Ramakrishnan, S. Raman, R. Ramana, U. Rama sami, K. Rao, M. Rao, A. Reddy, P. Reddy, h Sawhney, P.Sequeira, R. Solaraju, n. Srivas- tava, S. Srivastava, Pi. Subramanian, V. Tumati V. Upadhye, B. Vashi. 155

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Blue Key Honor Society Blue Key is an organization that rec- ognizes outstanding upperclass stu- dents. Blue Key members are hon- ored because they are selected by their fellow students with faculty ap- proval for character, outstanding abil- ity, and recognized potential deserv- ing of special attention. All members have extended opportunities for fur- ther personal development and the privilege of working with the faculty as campus planners and citizens. Mem- bership is limited to a total of thirty- five students, and membership drives are held periodically throughout the school year in order to maintain this level in the organization. Society Of Naval Architects And Marine Engineers The Society of naval Architects and Marine Engineers is a professional so- ciety to advance the art, science, and practice of naval architecture and ma- rine engineering in all their applied forms, including the construction and operation of ships, marine vehicles, and structures of all kinds and sci- ences allied thereto. SNAME is open to all engineering students. The mem- bers are Tim Adelmann, Tracey Diaz (Vice-President), John Qerboc, Timo- thy J. Qrimm, Angelo lerano, M. Ja- haya, John Jakubowski iPresident), George Kaminsky (Secretary), Kevin Koppenhaver, John Lally, Rafael Lan- destoy. Chuck Lockert, William P. riaim, Dave Nesbitt, Jamie Patrick- Maxwell, William D. Pattee, Bob Se- linsky. Bob Shaffer, Stan Strong, Timothy L. Welp. 154

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tari Computer Enthusiasts 1 users group concerned library of public domain software and ing a center of common informational manual and magazines. ■feri users. The group We are here to help you get the most ., ,„ „IKociai and educational out of your personal computer forum and was established to create a system. Aquaculture Society Open to all students and faculty who share interests in the fields of Aqua- culture. We are pioneers in a newly developing branch of fisheries man- agement that will make up the differ- ence between the populations de- mand for seafood and the waters depleted natural stocks. The societies objectives are not to feed the world or supply restaurants with expensive delicacies but to familiarize members with current developments in indus- try; to serve as an organizing body for practical educational programs, so- cial events and fundraising activities. ill Musi T Associ The Muslim Student Association is a non-profit Islamic organization under- taking and promoting religious, edu- cational, cultural, and social func- tions in accordance with the Islamic principles stated in the Quran (Mus- lims holy book) and the teaching of Prophet Muhamed (peace be upon him). The goals of the organziation are to unite the Muslims in Melbourne and its surrounding areas and to pro- mote a friendly relationship between the Muslims and the non Muslims.