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Collaborative Architecture
Barton Malow
Bruttell Roofing
Chet's Cleaning
Continental Canteen
Flooring Services Inc.
| Guardian Plumbing & Heating |
Haworth
Steelcase
Spectrum Strategies
NSA
Interface
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| Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates |
Herman Miller
| Nichols |
Continental
| Computerized Facility Integration |
| Construction Resource Management Services |
OFS Acquisition Inc.
RD Weis Companies
SunGlo Services
Stathakis
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College & Universities
increase. More colleges and universities are offering course work and
degree plans in facility management. IFMA has developed standards to
recognize quality facility management, first-professional degree
programs at colleges and universities. The recognized program initiative
was designed to recognize and encourage the strengthening of current,
valid facility management education degrees and to assist in the
development of new facility management degree programs. Currently,
there are five Recognized Programs:
· CORNELL UNIVERSITY, Ithaca, New York offers a B.S. and M.S.
degree in Facilities Management. The programs are offered through the
New York State College of Human Ecology. They also offer periodic
CEU's in major cities such as New Orleans, New York and San
Francisco. Contact: William Sims, Ph.D., CFM (607) 255-1954, Cornell
University, Ithaca, NY 14853.
· EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY, Ypsilanti, Michigan offers a B.S. in
Facility Management, an interdisciplinary program developed using the
guidelines of the IFMA Model Curriculum. Telephone: (734) 487-2040,
118 Sill Hall, Department of Industrial Technology, Eastern Michigan
University, Ypsilanti, MI 48197.
· FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY, Big Rapids, Michigan offers a Bachelor
of Science degree program in Facilities Management through the
College of Technology. Contact: Mel Kantor, CFM, AIA, (231)-591-3773 ,
915 Campus Drive, Swan 312, FSU, Big Rapids
In an effort to increase respect for this growing field, IFMA has instituted a
certification program for facility managers. The Certified Facility Manager
(CFM) program assesses the knowledge and experience of facility
managers through a comprehensive exam focusing on primary
competency areas. After becoming a CFM, individuals must take part in
continuing education and professional development activities to maintain
their certification and ensure they stay up-to-date with the latest
technologies and strategies.
increase. More colleges and universities are offering course work and
degree plans in facility management. IFMA has developed standards to
recognize quality facility management, first-professional degree
programs at colleges and universities. The recognized program initiative
was designed to recognize and encourage the strengthening of current,
valid facility management education degrees and to assist in the
development of new facility management degree programs. Currently,
there are five Recognized Programs:
· CORNELL UNIVERSITY, Ithaca, New York offers a B.S. and M.S.
degree in Facilities Management. The programs are offered through the
New York State College of Human Ecology. They also offer periodic
CEU's in major cities such as New Orleans, New York and San
Francisco. Contact: William Sims, Ph.D., CFM (607) 255-1954, Cornell
University, Ithaca, NY 14853.
· EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY, Ypsilanti, Michigan offers a B.S. in
Facility Management, an interdisciplinary program developed using the
guidelines of the IFMA Model Curriculum. Telephone: (734) 487-2040,
118 Sill Hall, Department of Industrial Technology, Eastern Michigan
University, Ypsilanti, MI 48197.
· FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY, Big Rapids, Michigan offers a Bachelor
of Science degree program in Facilities Management through the
College of Technology. Contact: Mel Kantor, CFM, AIA, (231)-591-3773 ,
915 Campus Drive, Swan 312, FSU, Big Rapids
In an effort to increase respect for this growing field, IFMA has instituted a
certification program for facility managers. The Certified Facility Manager
(CFM) program assesses the knowledge and experience of facility
managers through a comprehensive exam focusing on primary
competency areas. After becoming a CFM, individuals must take part in
continuing education and professional development activities to maintain
their certification and ensure they stay up-to-date with the latest
technologies and strategies.
IFMA Professional Development
Through its Professional Development
leading and sustaining the facility
management profession. The Association
offers educational seminars, research
reports, networking opportunities and
recognizes quality FM first-professional
degree programs at colleges and
universities.
IFMA is an IACET (International Association
for Continuing Education and Training)
authorized provider. Courses, seminars,
reviews and World Workplace educational
sessions are approved for CEU
(Continuing Education Unit) credit by
IACET. Certified Facility Managers also
receive maintenance points for successful
completion of IFMA Competency-based
Courses, hot topic courses and World
Workplace educational sessions.
Click here for further information on IFMA
educational programs
Through its Professional Development
leading and sustaining the facility
management profession. The Association
offers educational seminars, research
reports, networking opportunities and
recognizes quality FM first-professional
degree programs at colleges and
universities.
IFMA is an IACET (International Association
for Continuing Education and Training)
authorized provider. Courses, seminars,
reviews and World Workplace educational
sessions are approved for CEU
(Continuing Education Unit) credit by
IACET. Certified Facility Managers also
receive maintenance points for successful
completion of IFMA Competency-based
Courses, hot topic courses and World
Workplace educational sessions.
Click here for further information on IFMA
educational programs
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