Professors Emeritus

Professors Emeriti

Welcome!

PROFESSORS EMERITI OF FLORIDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Having served Florida Institute of Technology for many years as full-time active professors, the Professors Emeriti wish to continue to contribute to the growth of academic excellence of the university. To provide a formal means of coordinating their contributions, this organization is formed. 

In celebration, We welcome the 2023 Professors Emeriti!

Dr. Venton Kepuska

Dr. Enrique Perez

Dr. Alexander Vamosi

In Memoriam

John Hadjilogiou, 8/30/38 - 3/11/23

Arthur L. Holt,  3/11/22- 4/19/23

Philip D. Farber, 6/4/49 - 4/29/23

Samuel Durrance, 9/17/43 - 5/5/23

 

Events Schedule 2022-2023 

Faculty Reception - TBD

Emeritus Luncheon (Fall) - October 12, 2023 @ noon in the Hartley Room 

Homecoming - "Neon Jungle" March  21- 26 2023

Emeritus Luncheon (Spring) - TBD

Service Awards Ceremony - TBD 

Emeritus (2023) Reception -  April 11, 2023 @ 2:00pm

Emeriti Zoom Gatherings - a link will be sent via email to all emeriti 

Emeriti Informal Lunches (11:30 at Rooney's Restaurant - 2641 NE Palm Bay Road, Palm Bay) - Wednesdays - starting back up in August

Click here for the Recurring Annual Events Schedule.

University Archives 

The University Archives Exhibit, Vision Extraordinaire: The History of Florida Institute of Technology, is located on the Evans Library's first floor.  Marking key points in the history of the university, it includes  documents, artifacts, and more.  The Archives website provides information on collections, oral histories, donations, policies, forms, hours, and more.  Questions?  Ask at the Library's iDesk or email archives@fit.edu. 

 To see where emeriti have gone and what they have done, click on " Silver Panthers on the Go".

Invitation to Emeriti:  Send in an article (with photos) to be included in the Silver Panthers on the Go section.  Your comments and suggestions for changes or other features are solicited.  For additional emeriti photographs, click on Photo Gallery. 

Debra Blenis, Web Page Manager:   dblenis@fit.edu

Paws to Reflect

Never be afraid to try something new. Remember, amateurs built the ark. Professionals built the Titanic. (anon.)