Dale has a strong interest in innovation and entrepreneurship, marketing, new product development and management. He has also taught a number of management courses and has co-authored a textbook, Training in Management Skills, published by Prentice-Hall in 2004.
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Fred graduated from French Engineering school in Chemical Technologies (Ecole National Superieure de Chimie de Montpellier) in 1998. At the same time he received a MScE - Chem Eng from the University of New Brunswick where he was an exchange student (last year in France and Masters in Canada where combined). He continued on with a PhD in Chem Eng still at UNB from 98 to 02. His PhD was an industrial project on wood-polymer products for a Canadian company. Fred gained quite a bit of experience in communications with plant and management people as opposed to purely academia during these 3.5 years. Fred started working for DuPont in Feb 2002 and his work assignments where in process modeling for process development and optimization (did some work with Kim McAuley on Nylon polymerization). Fred became a Six Sigma Black Belt last year and a Master Black Belt this year and has been involved with 3 TEAM projects over the last 3 years.
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Peter A.R. Glynn

Dr. Glynn has been the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Kingston General Hospital; the Assistant Deputy Minister, Health Services and Promotion Branch, Health and Welfare Canada; and the Associate Deputy Minister of Health for the Province of Saskatchewan.

He has been a member of, and chaired many task forces, committees and organizations in health care and health research. He is the vice-chair of the Board of Frontenac Community Mental Health Services and a member of the Institute Advisory Board, Institute of Circulatory and Respiratory Health, Canadian Institutes of Health Research. He is the immediate past Chair of the Board of the Institute of Clinical Evaluative Sciences (ICES) and past member of the Board of the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada and the National Cancer Institute of Canada.

Dr. Glynn is an Associate Professor (Adjunct) in the Department of Community Health and Epidemiology at Queen’s University. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering from the Royal Military College of Canada and a Ph.D. in Engineering from the University of Waterloo.
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Doug Hatfield

Doug graduated from Dalhousie University in Halifax with a B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering. He worked in a variety of industries over his 38-year career primarily with DuPont Canada in Engineering, Design, Process Control and Capital Equipment Project Engineering Sourcing. He also is involved since retirement with local affairs of the Professional Engineers Assoc. of Ontario and restoration of the Marine Museum in Kingston. Doug has been involved with the annual Ontario Engineering Competition involving final year Engineering students from major Ontario universities as a judge in various categories involving project Entrepreneurship Design. He has worked closely with Plant designers and consultants in Chemical and Textile process industries primarily in heavy project planning, team sourcing, and equipment, system digital control and construction contracts related to installation and startup of capital projects over the past two decades.
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Barrie Jackson

Jean Robert Lafontant

Barrie had an international career with the Shell group, having spent years working in England, Holland, and the United States. Although his core responsibility was process design and process development he spent considerable time in research , marketing and plant operations. After his early retirement from Shell Canada he has been at Queen's for some fifteen years as an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Chemical Engineering Department. In addition to the capstone design course and TEAM he has been involved with the laboratories and several first year developments such as APSC100. His research activities in the department have resulted in one process patent issued and one pending.
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Jean Robert is a graduate of the University of Concordia, B.A.Sc. ( Physics May 1984) and University of the District of Columbia, Washington DC B.A.Sc (Mechanical Engineering, December 1986), with over 20 years of experience in Shop Fabrication and Consulting for the chemical, oil and gas, pulp and paper and food industries in, maintenance, plant engineering and design of pressure vessels, heat exchangers and API tanks. Companies worked for and with include, Shell Canada, Petro Canada, Celanese, SNC Lavalin, Bedarco CASCO, Witco, DuPont, Invista, Weber Manufacturing, Alcan, Kemira,Fluor Canada and Stone & Webster.

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working in a variety of industries. She is currently a Process Engineer at INVISTA (Canada) Company in Kingston in the Polymer Technical Group. She was previously an Environmental Engineer with INVISTA, a Water Treatment Consultant in Eastern Ontario with Nalco Canada, a Process Engineer with Owens Corning Canada in Guelph and a Process Engineer with Domino Sugar Corporation in Arabi, Louisiana.
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G. R. ( Reb ) Millar

Born and raised in Saskatchewan. Graduated University of Notre Dame with a B.Sc. in Chemical Engineering in 1961. Joined DuPont Canada Inc. immediately upon graduation and worked there until retirement in 1996. Held various manufacturing, technical sales, transportation, and engineering positions in management roles. Last position held was in Engineering Unit managing specialist engineers and designers engaged in project engineering.

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Dave Mody

Steven Moore

Steven has been around. He sold cucumbers door-to-door, umpired semi-pro softball, played trombone in a dance band, and surveyed the Manistee River flats before earning his interdisciplinary Masters Degree in Environmental Studies. He’s also conducted a private counselling practice, been a commercial photographer, and owned an art gallery before concentrating on business communications.

In his private practice, he consults with large and small Canadian businesses including British Council, United Way of Canada, CIBC Finance, Inc., CI Investments, Toronto Dominion Bank, CBC, Scotiabank, Canadian Medical Association, RBC Investments, Canadian Cancer Society, Empire Life, and Canadian Diabetes Association.

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Clare Morris

Clare Morris, P. Eng., graduated from Queen’s University in 1978 with a B. Sc. in Chemical Engineering. Upon graduation, she joined Kraft (General Foods) where she held various manufacturing positions for 11 years (Quality Control, Industrial Engineering, Process Engineering). She then joined Fluor Canada and worked in various design roles (Process Engineer, Engineering Manager) for 17 years, with 10 years at Procter & Gamble and 7 years at DuPont.

She was involved with PEO (Professional Engineers Ontario) at the local level during the 1990’s. She was elected to first board of directors of OSPE (Ontario Society of Professional Engineers) in 2001 for a 2 year term and again in 2004 for a 3 year term. She is currently the Treasurer for the OSPE board.

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David Strong

A graduate of Queen’s Mechanical Engineering, David spent the first 22 years of his career in product and process design and development in industry. In both technical and managerial roles, his experience includes the metals industry with Alcan Aluminium, the biomedical and biotechnology fields with Q-Life Systems, and high volume consumer products with Black & Decker. David holds patents from all three areas of experience. Throughout his industrial career, David was an avid supporter of engineering education as a member of the Queen’s Engineering Advisory Council, and through the sponsorship of many undergraduate and graduate student projects.

David joined the Faculty of Applied Science at Queen’s as the NSERC Chair in Design Engineering in March 2003, and works with all engineering departments to enhance engineering design and professional skills in the Queen’s Engineering curriculum. In addition to supporting TEAM, David has introduced a new Multidisciplinary Design Stream that is available to all engineering students.

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Don Robinson

Don was employed for 38 years at the Dupont Canada Research Centre in Kingston as a Research Engineer and Research Manager. His fields of research included polyethylene process & product technology, nylon intermediates & polymerization, and computer modeling of chemical processes. Since retiring in 1995 he has been working part time as an instructor in CHEE470 and other 4th year Chemical Engineering courses.

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Matthew Van Nest

WorleyParsons

Manage and Project Engineer