Lesley Rosier-Tabor, P.E. serves as Executive Director of the West Virginia State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers, where she provides strategic leadership for all regulatory, administrative, fiscal, investigative, and operational functions of the agency. Since her appointment in June 2002, she has led the Board in advancing its mission of protecting the health, safety, and welfare of the public through the effective licensure and regulation of the engineering profession.

A 1992 graduate of West Virginia University Institute of Technology (WVU Tech) with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Lesley earned her Master of Science in Civil Engineering from West Virginia University and completed doctoral coursework in the same discipline. Prior to joining the Board, she spent eight years on the faculty at WVU Tech as an Assistant and Associate Professor of Civil Engineering, where she taught and mentored future engineers with her key expertise in transportation engineering, highway design, and traffic safety. She is a licensed Professional Engineer in the State of West Virginia.

As Executive Director, Lesley oversees every aspect of the Board's operations, including engineering licensure, examinations, investigations, legislative affairs, financial management, strategic planning, information technology, personnel administration, and regulatory compliance. Working closely with the Board Members, she ensures the fair, consistent, and efficient administration of West Virginia's engineering licensure laws and regulations.

Throughout her tenure, Lesley has championed modernization initiatives that have enhanced licensing efficiency, improved digital records management, and expanded online services for applicants and licensees. She maintains strong collaborative relationships with leaders and staff of WV state agencies, engineering organizations, higher education institutions, and licensing boards across the country, ensuring that the Board remains responsive to emerging issues affecting engineering regulation and public protection. She also serves as the Board's primary spokesperson and regularly presents professional licensure and engineering ethics programs to students, educators, licensees, and professional organizations throughout the state.

Nationally, Lesley is recognized as a leader in engineering licensure and regulation through her longstanding service with the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES). During her 24 years with the Board, she has served on numerous national committees, task forces, and advisory groups addressing many of the profession's most significant issues, including the Member Board Administrators Committee, the Examination Policy and Procedures Committee, the Advisory Committee on Council Activities, the Education Committee, the Continuing Professional Competency Task Force, Exam Administration Task Force, Credentials Evaluations Advisory Group, the Mobility Task Force, the Computer-Based Testing Task Force, and the Records Advisory Group.

In recognition of her distinguished NCEES service, Lesley has received some of the organization’s highest honors. She is a recipient of the NCEES Northeast Zone "Enny" Service Award, the 2012 NCEES Meritorious Service Award, and the prestigious 2025 NCEES Meritorious Service Award with Special Commendation—the highest honor bestowed upon a Member Board administrator for exceptional leadership and outstanding contributions to NCEES, her licensing board, and the engineering profession. Her leadership has contributed to the development of national policies and best practices that continue to shape engineering licensure throughout the United States.

Lesley has also remained actively engaged in the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) for nearly four decades. Throughout her career, she has served on numerous national ASCE committees, including the Committee on Student Activities, the Educational Activities Committee, the Faculty Development Committee, the Committee on Professional Practice, and the Committee on Licensure and Ethics. Her dedication to the profession has been recognized through numerous honors, including the West Virginia Young Civil Engineer of the Year, National Young Government Civil Engineer of the Year, the Edmund Friedman Young Engineer Award for Professional Achievement, and the West Virginia Civil Engineer of the Year.

Tiffany Coleman serves as the Board Administrator for the West Virginia State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers, where she oversees the agency's administrative and fiscal operations in support of the Board's mission to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public. Since joining the Board in November 2011, Tiffany has demonstrated exceptional leadership, operational expertise, and a deep commitment to public service, culminating in her promotion to Board Administrator in 2025.

A graduate of Marshall University, Tiffany earned her degree in Health Information Management in 2006 and later completed her bachelor's degree while working full time for the Board, reflecting her commitment to lifelong learning and professional development. Prior to joining the agency, she gained valuable experience with Charleston Area Medical Center and a private healthcare organization. Her relationship with the Board began even earlier, serving as a summer intern during the 2006 and 2007 Professional Engineer and Certificate of Authorization (COA) renewal cycles, where she assisted with critical licensing operations.

During her 14 years as an Administrative Assistant, Tiffany managed all Certificate of Authorization (COA) licensing matters, coordinated biennial continuing education audits, and provided administrative support for the Board's investigative and complaint resolution processes. This extensive experience provided her with a comprehensive understanding of the Board's regulatory responsibilities and licensing programs. As Board Administrator, Tiffany directly oversees the agency's procurement, purchasing, inventory management, accounts payable, bank deposits, financial recordkeeping, and employee benefits administration. She works closely with the Executive Director in developing and managing the agency's budget and recordkeeping, ensuring responsible stewardship of public resources and compliance with state fiscal policies. Tiffany also plays a key role in improving organizational efficiency by developing and refining internal procedures and administrative processes that support both staff operations and customer service. She coordinates logistics for Board meetings, maintains official agency records, and serves as an essential resource during the Board's biennial Professional Engineer and Certificate of Authorization license renewal cycles, helping resolve complex renewal issues and ensuring the timely processing of thousands of licensure transactions.

Recognizing the importance of collaboration and professional engagement, Tiffany also represents the Board at NCEES Annual and Zone Meetings and actively participates in helping Board staff to remain informed of best practices and national developments affecting engineering licensure and regulation.

Known for her professionalism, organizational leadership, and collaborative approach, Tiffany cross-trains across agency functions to strengthen operational continuity and support the Board's small but highly effective staff. Her institutional knowledge, expertise, and dedication to continuous improvement make her an invaluable member of the agency's leadership team serving the engineering profession and the citizens of West Virginia.

Tara Jordan joined the Board in May 2002 as an Administrative Assistant and has been an integral part of the agency for more than two decades. Prior to joining the Board, she served as an Administrative Assistant and Accounts Receivable Clerk with Smith, Cochran & Hicks, CPA, where she developed a strong foundation in administrative operations, financial management, records administration, and customer service.

Throughout her tenure with the Board, Tara has become a trusted resource whose extensive institutional knowledge and attention to detail are instrumental to the agency's licensing and examination programs. She performs a broad range of complex administrative and regulatory functions that support the Board's mission and ensure the efficient administration of engineering licensure in West Virginia.

Tara is responsible for maintaining the integrity and accuracy of the Board's comprehensive licensing database, including examination records, continuing professional development documentation, licensure information, and financial reconciliation of licensing fees. She coordinates the processing of Engineer Intern (EI), Professional Engineer (PE), and comity licensure applications, ensuring applications are complete, compliant with Board requirements, and prepared for Board review. She also manages biennial Professional Engineer license renewals, processes licensure verifications and certifications, maintains official records, and prepares engineering certificates and wallet cards for newly licensed professionals.

She also provides guidance and assistance to applicants, licensees, and members of the public by answering questions regarding licensing requirements, application procedures, and continuing education requirements. As the Board's longest-serving employee, her institutional knowledge, as well as her responsiveness, professionalism, and commitment to exceptional customer service, have made her a valued point of contact for the West Virginia engineering community.

Beth Elkins is a graduate of West Virginia State University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Social Work in 2004 after completing general studies at West Virginia Institute of Technology. Her education provided a strong foundation in communication, advocacy, ethical practice and public service. With more than 20 years of experience, Beth has dedicated her career to serving others with compassion and professionalism through organizations supporting children and adults affected by mental health and substance abuse disorders.

Beth joined the Board staff in May 2026 as a Licensing Analyst. In this role, she administers the Board's Certificate of Authorization (COA) program for engineering firms, ensuring that business entities seeking to practice engineering in West Virginia meet all statutory and regulatory requirements for licensure. Through her commitment to customer service, Beth helps facilitate an efficient firm licensing process while supporting the Board's mission of protecting the health, safety, and welfare of the public.

As part of her regulatory responsibilities, Beth conducts compliance reviews by verifying firm registration with the West Virginia Secretary of State, Workforce West Virginia and the Offices of the Insurance Commissioner, and reviewing disciplinary disclosures through the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES) Enforcement Exchange. She also processes firm name changes, Engineer-in-Responsible-Charge (EIRC) updates, and inactive status requests. As Beth settles into her new role, she will also be assisting with routine quality assurance reviews, preparing licensure correspondence and approval packets, processing daily mail, and participating in special projects that enhance the Board's operations.

Bill Collins joined the West Virginia State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers in July 2026 as the Board Investigator. In this role, he is responsible for administering the Board's enforcement program by investigating complaints and inquiries involving potential violations of West Virginia Engineering Law, conducting compliance reviews, and supporting the Board's mission to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public through fair and effective regulation of the engineering profession.

Bill brings more than 20 years of state government experience in regulatory compliance, investigations, records management, policy interpretation, and public administration. Throughout his career, he has served in positions requiring independent judgment, sound decision-making, confidentiality, and the consistent application of state laws, regulations, and administrative policies. His professional background includes investigations, reviewing legal and administrative documentation, managing confidential records, resolving complex regulatory issues, and preparing findings and recommendations for agency leadership.

Prior to joining the Board, Bill held leadership and supervisory positions with the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control, where he directed records management programs, coordinated regulatory compliance initiatives, and served in investigative and privacy management roles. As a HIPAA Privacy Manager and Regional Records Coordinator, he investigated privacy concerns, conducted compliance reviews, ensured adherence to state and federal confidentiality requirements, and implemented corrective actions to strengthen organizational compliance and accountability.

His extensive background in government investigations, regulatory matters, and records administration, combined with his commitment to professionalism, fairness, and public service, make him a valuable addition to the Board's team.

Anthony is a Deputy Attorney General and the Director of the Education and Arts Division of the West Virginia Attorney General’s Office. He is a 1995 graduate of West Virginia University and a 1998 graduate of the West Virginia University College of Law. As of 2025, he has worked in the Attorney General’s Office for over 18 years. In addition to representing the Board of Registration for Professional Engineers, Anthony also is counsel to the State Superintendent of Schools, the State Department of Education, the State Board of Education, the State Police, the Real Estate Commission, the Municipal Pensions Oversight Board, the Racing Commission, the Department of Agriculture, the Department of Commerce, and the Department of Administration. In addition to working in the Attorney General’s Office, Anthony has served as a Deputy Counsel for the Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia, was appointed Director of the State Equal Employment Opportunity Office during Governor Robert Wise’s administration, and was an Assistant Public Defender in Kanawha County.