Joshua Hirten, PG

CFAEP conducts a variety of activities as part of its mission which include: luncheons to showcase speakers/panels, social networking events, volunteer efforts such a creating oyster mats, river and beach cleanups, and supporting our UCF Student Chapter for events.

CFAEP is a nonprofit organization comprised of scientists, engineers, geologists and other professionals working in the environmental sector. CFAEP is the Central Florida Chapter of FAEP comprising of Brevard, Orange… Show more

CFAEP conducts a variety of activities as part of its mission which include: luncheons to showcase speakers/panels, social networking events, volunteer efforts such a creating oyster mats, river and beach cleanups, and supporting our UCF Student Chapter for events.

CFAEP is a nonprofit organization comprised of scientists, engineers, geologists and other professionals working in the environmental sector. CFAEP is the Central Florida Chapter of FAEP comprising of Brevard, Orange, Osceola, Lake and Volusia Counties. The organization provides a platform for networking with other environmental professionals and the opportunity to participate in professional development and community events. https://www.cfaep.org/ Show less

Provide support in various roles such as Scout Master, Assistant Scout Master, Merit Badge Counselor, and Eagle Scout Coach for Troops 225 and 325. Assistant Scout Master for High Adventure Trek- Northern Tier, Ely, Minnesota - 5 nights, 70 miles, Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.

Completed Wilderness First Aid Training, Youth Protection Training, Assistant Scoutmaster Specific
Training, Introduction to Outdoor Leader Skills. and CPR/AED Training.

Each November, in celebration of American Education Week, the Foundation brings business and civic leaders into the classrooms – in a fun and engaging way -- to talk with students in about academics, careers and the future.

Acted as the Bicycle/Pedestrian Representative on the the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, which considered the present and future needs of the park system, including possible expansions or major capital improvements, and recommended definite park programs to the Board of County Commissioners. Considered long-range capital improvement programs which included both land acquisition, physical improvements, and the nature of activities to be offered in County parks

The Department of Geological Sciences Advisory Board is a group of Earth Science professionals from a variety of industry and academic employers. The group work together to advise and assist the Department in developing curricula to prepare students for work in their future careers. In addition, the Advisory Board acts as an ambassador for the Department to increase the awareness of the Department’s needs, successes and long-term goals, and move the Department toward a secure future.