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Name: National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE)
Address: 1420 King Street, Alexandria, VA, 22314, US
Telephone: +18882856773
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11/05/2026

Getting ahead of the issue: the Alliance for Responsible Professional Licensing has launched a Montana campaign to build support for professional licensing while state policymakers look at licensing reforms.

https://www.nspe.org/nspe-advocacy/latest-news/arpl-montana-campaign-takes-proactive-approach-professional-licensing

11/03/2026

Vermont's Board of Professional Engineering supports cutting the required experience for ABET-accredited engineering technology graduates from eight years to five. The change still needs action from the legislature.

https://www.nspe.org/nspe-advocacy/latest-news/vermont-pe-board-backs-shorter-pathway-engineering-technology-graduates

11/02/2026

Nominations are now open for four of NSPE's highest honors: NSPE Fellows, the NSPE Award, the New Professional Award, and the Construction Project of the Year Award. Know a colleague — or a project — that deserves recognition? Nominations can't be self-submitted, so put their name (or the project) forward today. Fellows closes Feb. 1; the other three close March 1. https://www.nspe.org/career-growth/awards-scholarships

10/30/2026

A failed temporary shoring case before the Minnesota Supreme Court, Ames Construction v. City of Moorhead, raises a key question: how responsible is a PE when relying on other professionals' technical work?

https://www.nspe.org/nspe-advocacy/latest-news/minnesota-case-puts-pe-responsibility-focus

10/29/2026

An FDA scientist who tracked down faulty syringes. An Air Force commander who saved a $42 million construction project. A CDC engineer whose ventilation expertise helped guide the COVID-19 response.

Each of them was named NSPE’s Federal Engineer of the Year. Read how the last three honorees protect lives at home and around the world, and nominate a federal engineer for the 2027 award. Nominations are open through November 15.

https://www.nspe.org/career-growth/articles/engineering-the-public-good

10/28/2026

Building and operating transit in the U.S. costs more than almost anywhere else. With historic IIJA investments on the line, what can engineers do about it?

Join us for the next WORKability Wednesday webinar, "Reducing the Cost of US Transit: An Empirical Review & Comparative Case Study of Portland and Manchester Rail Systems," on Wednesday, November 4, at 2 p.m. ET.

Chetan Sharma, PE, compares Portland's MAX and Manchester's Metrolink to uncover what drives U.S. costs higher, which past cost-cutting efforts have worked, and what we can learn from international peers.

- 1 PDH
- Available live or on-demand
- FREE for NSPE members

Register: https://pdh.nspe.org/

10/27/2026

Delaware is reviewing its occupational and professional licensing requirements at Governor Matt Meyer's direction. Engineers want to know whether engineering is included and what the recommendations could mean for the path to licensure.

https://www.nspe.org/nspe-advocacy/latest-news/delaware-licensing-review-puts-professional-standards-under-the

10/26/2026

Mid-career is often called the make-or-break stretch of an engineering career.

NSPE’s Women’s Leadership Program helps mid-career women PEs build the confidence, network, and skills to lead in their own way. In the latest PE Magazine, participants share what they took away from the program. As Lisa Breuer, P.E., F.NSPE, puts it: “There isn’t one right way to be a leader.”

Read the full story
https://www.nspe.org/career-growth/pe-magazine/issue-3-2026/the-women-s-leadership-program-builds-career-momentum

10/23/2026

The Department of Education has finalized its earnings rule for federal Direct Loan eligibility. NSPE is asking whether a one-size-fits-all earnings test can fairly measure specialized graduate engineering programs.

https://www.nspe.org/nspe-advocacy/latest-news/department-education-finalizes-earnings-rule-graduate-engineering-impact

10/22/2026

AI is moving into engineering faster than the contracts, insurance and guidance that cover it. So what evidence do you need before you rely on an AI-assisted output? NSPE’s AI Work Group looks at verification, accountability and where current practice falls short. Read more:

AI is entering engineering practice faster than the contracts, insurance policies, and professional guidance meant to govern it. For licensed engineers, the question is not whether familiar responsibilities disappear, but what AI adds to them. That question drives the work of NSPE’s AI Work Group,...

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Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
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