Dr. Morgan Henrie

E-mail: afmeh1@uaa.alaska.edu

Degrees:

     Ph.D. – Old Dominion University, 2005
     M.S. – The George Washington University, 2000
     B.S.  – Kennedy-Western University, 1997

     B.A.  – Eckerd College, 1996

Previous Experience:
Dr. Henrie has over 20 years industry experience within the telecommunications and the oil and gas industries.  As a certified project management professional he has been involved in national and international projects as a team member and the project manager.  Some of the major project involvements include design and installation of a Netherland to New York high capacity fiber optic system, a multi-European country high speed fiber optic ring, the Trans Alaska fiber optic system, crude oil leak detection systems,  crude oil transportation supervisory control and data acquisition systems, and 911 Call Center construction.

Dr. Henrie also established a successful project management firm that provided oversaw numerous state, city, and multi-county radio communication and cellular infrastructure build outs.

Areas of Expertise:
Dr. Henrie specializes in international project management system designs and implementation efforts He also undertakes research in the area of systems of systems, supervisory control and data acquisition cyber security, leak detection system design and analysis, and logistics applications within major projects.

University, Professional, Public Service:
Dr. Henrie participates within and external to the university system.  Within the university he was a member of the 2005 Gath Jones Writing Award committee.  External to the university Dr. Henrie is the Project Management Institute – Project Management Competency Development Framework Edit Team Deputy Lead.  He is also the Marketing Director for the American Society for the Advancement of Project Management, the Untied States Affiliate of the International Project Management Association.

Dr. Henrie was also the Co-Chair for the 2005 System Management Conference, Systems of Systems Engineering Research, Issues and Applications as well as the panel  discussion developer and Co-Chair for the 2005 American Society of Engineering Management Authorship Etiquette and Publishing panel.  

Professional Affiliations:
Dr. Henrie is a member of: Project Management Institute, American Society for the Advancement of Project Management, Engineering Management Society, International Council on Systems Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Epsilon Mu Eta, Phi Kappa Phi and Tau Beta Pi.

Scholarship/Creative Activity:
Dr. Henrie's publications involve international project management cultural attributes, systems engineering and knowledge management areas

Current research involves systems impacts during implementation of RFID projects.