Dominic Akeig Mohamed is a professor and director of vocational and technical education programs in the department of Education Leadership and Policy Studies/Center for Labor Research and Studies at the College of Education at Florida International University. His areas of research are operational research, forecasting the demand and supply of trained man power and pedagogical areas of training of vocational, technical and technology teachers and administrators. He has developed and teaches undergraduate and graduate level courses such as curriculum development, course planning, instructional strategies and evaluation, tests and measurements, occupational safety and health, foundation of vocation education, vocation education laboratory management and safety, supervision and coordination of vocational, education programs, community relations and resources in occupational education, trends and issues in vocational education and administration of vocational, technical and technology education.

Dr. Mohamed received his Ph.D. in Industrial, Vocational and Technical Education from the University of Minnesota, a M.S. in Administration of Adult Vocational and Technical Education and a B.S. in Industrial Technology both from the University of Wisconsin-Stout. He attended Dunwoody Industrial Institute in Minneapolis, Minnesota and Milwaukee School of Engineering in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Dr. Mohamed is involved in many professional organizations on local, state, regional and international levels, trustee of Alpha Omega chapter of Epsilon Pi Tau (EPT), an international honorary society of technology in education, trustee Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), trustee National Association of Industrial and Technical Teacher Educators (NAITTE), Commissioner Council on Occupational Education (COE).