Robert P. Morris, Jr.
 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Worth District
 Fort Worth, TX
 817-886-1395
 [email protected]





Bob has more than 30 years of experience working in the Federal Government, first in the U.S. Army as an engineer officer and, more recently, as a Department of the Army Civilian with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.  Following assignments as a facility manager for peacekeeping forces in the Sinai and for the Defense Intelligence Agency worldwide, Bob entered the environmental profession as an Assistant Professor and Director of the Center for Environmental and Geographic Sciences at the United States Military Academy.  Along with conducting research into environmental awareness in the U.S. Army, Bob taught senior level seminars in environmental management and environmental security.

Bob has served in multiple senior positions within the Fort Worth District – Deputy Commander, Deputy District Engineer, Deputy for Operations and Security for Task Force Restore Iraqi Oil (in Baghdad), and program manager for the $5 billion construction program in San Antonio, Texas as a result of the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure Act.  Bob currently is the Deputy Chief of the District’s Program and Project Management Division.

Bob has been a member of NAEP since 2001 and of the North Texas Chapter (NTAEP) since 2003.  Bob served the NTAEP as Chapter Representative, Webmaster and Facilities Coordinator.  Bob has served on the board of directors for NAEP since 2002, either as an elected board member of chapter representative.  At the national level, Bob was the editor of the NAEP e-News in 2003-2004, he currently serves on the Finance and Internet Committees, and has been the Secretary since 2011.

Bob brings the perspective of the Federal government to the board of directors.  Relying on diverse, collaborative experiences working in academia, with the American Heritage Rivers Initiative and with many military and civilian stakeholders in Texas, Louisiana and New Mexico, Bob brings a quiet and stabilizing style of leadership to the board.  He hopes to continue to build the financial foundation for the NAEP which, in turn, will allow NAEP to continue to improve benefits for our members and chapters.  Bob also seek to improve awareness and participation of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the NAEP.