Slipping In the Back Door. A Not So Traditional Approach to Becoming a Chemical Engineer

Monday, November 17, 2008: 2:10 PM
Commonwealth A1 (Loews Philadelphia Hotel)

Mike J. Doll, HODer, Shell Global Solutions, Houston, TX

We know the drill. Graduate high school, go to college, earn a bachelors degree (or higher) in Chemical Engineering, get a job, and have a rewarding career. For a majority of engineers, this process is the norm. What about those that either don't have the means and motivation exiting high school or choose a different career direction initially? Is there some way to become a chemical engineer without going back to college, paying ones dues, and consuming additional, valuable time? There is! This paper discusses the author's journey down the non-traditional path to becoming a chemical engineer.
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