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What does the Accreditation Board do?

The Accreditation Board accredits undergraduate engineering programs. These programs provide the academic requirements for licensure as a professional engineer in Canada.

Why does the Accreditation Board exist?

To ensure Canada’s engineering education system remains amongst the best in the world
To set national standards for engineering education
To provide expertise and efficiency in assessing engineering education on behalf of the provincial and territorial engineering regulatory bodies

Who does the Accreditation Board report to?

The Accreditation Board is a committee of the Board.

Several sub-committees assist the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board in its work, including:

Who are the members of the Accreditation Board?

Our members are volunteers. They are senior engineering practitioners from academia, the public sector and private industry.

Committee Members

Bob Dony
Chair

Pierre Lafleur
Vice-Chair

Luigi Benedicenti
Past-Chair

Mya Warken
Secretary

Tim Joseph
Engineers Canada director appointee

Darlene Spracklin-Reid
Engineers Canada director appointee

Suzelle Barrington
Member

Pierre Bourque
Member

Emily Cheung
Member

Pemberton Cyrus
Member

Waguih ElMaraghy
Member

Ray Gosine
Member

Paula Klink
Member

Suzanne Kresta
Member

Anne-Marie Laroche 
Member

Mrinal Mandal 
Member

Julius Pataky
Member

Jeff Pieper
Member

Allen Stewart
Member

Ramesh Subramanian
Member

Tara Zrymiak
Member

Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board, CEAB, Accreditation Board and AB mean the Board Committee referred to in Board Policy 6.9 Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB) Terms of Reference in Engineers Canada materials.