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The Magazine for Professional Engineers
Fall 2020

Persevering Through the Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has created both new and harsh realities with uncertainty around when conditions will get definitively better. NSPE members, just like everyone else, are trying their best to persevere through both personal and work-life challenges brought on by the pandemic... Read more.

Departments & Columns

You Said It

Emerging Tech Policy Guide; Engineering Technology and Licensure

PE Report

Best Practices for Improving Licensure Mobility
New Jersey Lawmakers Pursue Greater STEM Diversity
Quebec Modernizes Engineers Act
Civil PE Exam Transitions to Computer Format
National Academy of Engineering Turns Attention to Racial Justice
State Connection
Georgia Creates Structural PE Requirement, Offers ‘Grandfather’ Process
Maryland, Texas Solidify Certificate of Merit Protections

Concepts

The Importance of Learning About History (For Engineers Who Never Liked History)

Legal Beat

Contracts After COVID

On Ethics

Are We Hearing the Human Voices Affected by Infrastructure Policy?
You Be the Judge Attention: Deadline Closer than Appears

Leading Insight

To Be a Good Leader, Get Out of Your Own Head

PE Community

Construction South Dakota Civil Engineering Grad Named Fellowship Winner
Education BYU Professor Brings PE Perspective to One Very Critical Kind of Infrastructure
Government Why NSPE Membership Matters to Me

NSPE Now

PE Pride Around the Nation
A New Kind of Unity in All New Conference Experience
NSPE Honors Profession’s Finest
Outstanding Members Honored As Fellows
EWeek 2021 Focuses on the Future
Iowa PE’s Legacy Continues with Education Foundation Donation
Policy Guide Focuses on PE’s Role in Emerging Tech
New Program Gives Young Professionals Lessons for Leadership Success
Outlook Four Steps for Making a Difference
Policy Perspectives Looking Backward, Looking Forward

PEople

NSPE people on the move

Variables

Facing Fire Shelter Design Constraints