Join us on Wednesday, April 17, for our latest live webinar, free to NSPE members, which explores the 'Second Best Protection Against Risk.'
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NSPE invites mid-career women PEs to join a unique professional development program, held in conjunction with #NSPECon24 . This three-day, in-person engagement supports PEs in navigating their career and leveraging their leadership skills. bit.ly/4aLQQyU

The classic, mid-century drinking bird toy has inspired researchers to develop an engine that uses the energy from water evaporation to power small electronics.

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A biomedical engineering professor explains how eclipse glasses protect your eyes from the sun’s light during an eclipse. bit.ly/3xAkqcd

Are you interested in amplifying your leadership power skills? If you want to stay informed about issues and trends or learn to invest in your career, you’ll find it all through educational sessions at #NSPECon24 . Check out our preliminary program: bit.ly/3IDsvzA

NSPE and ACEC are now seeking nominations for the 2024 QBS Awards. Winners serve as examples of how well the QBS process works, and help promote the practice of Qualifications-Based Selection. The deadline for nominations is COB Monday, June 7, 2024. bit.ly/3PI0GrL

Don't miss today's webinar, “NSPE's Board of Ethical Review Presents: The Duty to Act” at 2 p.m. ET. This WORKability Wednesday session is free to NSPE members and will be available for future viewing on-demand. Register now: bit.ly/4cqOHtZ

Congratulations to Chris Lupo, deputy chief engineer, for being named the agency’s 2024 Federal Engineer of the Year by the NSPE HQ!

Lupo was recognized for his work with NASA's commercial partners, establishing safe astronaut transport to International Space Station: go.nasa.gov/49jiUss

Navigating Changes in the Civil PE Exam: What NSPE Members Need to Know: bit.ly/3IZwhTQ

NSPE is saddened by the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore, Maryland, and the tragic loss of life on March 26. Our deepest condolences go out to the victims, their families, and the citizens of Baltimore.
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WORKability Wednesdays resume next week and remain FREE for NSPE members. The spring series begins April 3 at 2:00 p.m. EDT, with 'The Duty to Act,' presented by NSPE's Board of Ethical Review.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is supporting recovery operations following Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse. Read more via @usacebaltimore: nab.usace.army.mil/Media/News-Rel…

Register now for early-bird pricing and join us at #NSPECon24 , August 7-9 in Raleigh, North Carolina’s Research Triangle. bit.ly/3uWaOVi

Apply for NSPE’s 2024 scholarships by April 1. This year, the NSPE Education Foundation will award a variety of scholarships for high school, undergraduate, and graduate students. bit.ly/3Hn2dhH

Register now for the first in our spring series of webinars, “NSPE's Board of Ethical Review Presents: The Duty to Act” on April 3. This WORKability Wednesday session is free to NSPE members. bit.ly/4cqOHtZ

Hoops fans know Raleigh-Durham is home to legendary basketball programs. But did you know that Duke, N.C. State, and UNC also make up the famed Research Triangle?
Elevate your learning and make plans to join us in Raleigh for #NSPECon24 , Aug. 7-9.
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If you haven't had the chance to participate in our 2024 Engineering Outlook Survey, there's still time! We've extended our survey deadline to Wednesday, March 20. Share your thoughts in this 10-minute survey for the chance to win a $100 Amazon gift card. surveymonkey.com/r/S2JJNCM

Watch highlights from this year’s Federal Engineer of the Year Award ceremony.
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Beware the Ides of March! We don’t have a soothsayer to see the future of the engineering profession, so we rely on your viewpoint. Take a stab at the 2024 Engineering Outlook Survey and share your vision of the profession before the deadline. bit.ly/24EngOutlook

Members of Congress, led by U.S. Representative John Joyce (PA), introduced House Concurrent Resolution (H.Con.Res.) 96, expressing the view that design professional licensure (including for engineers) is critical to public health, safety, and welfare. bit.ly/3TzDCj4