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The Magazine for Professional Engineers
July 2015
Featured Articles
In Focus Good News/Bad News
Departments & Columns
You Said It
Project Management Success; Support for Court Ruling; Joy of Reading
PE Report
UK Marine Engineering Industry Targets Licensure
STEM PhDs on the Rise
April 2015 PE Exam Pass Rates and Volumes
Texas Bill Reduces Liability Risk for PEs
Connecticut Governor Signs 10-Year Statute of Limitations Bill
Georgia Enacts Transportation Funding Plan
Concepts
A Passion for Problem Solving
Legal Beat
Nondisclosure, Misdemeanors, Errors and Omissions, Contract Jurisdiction
On Ethics
Survey Examines Opinions on Social Responsibility
You Be the Judge Park Plans Lead to Conflict
Leading Insight
Celebrating Servant Leadership
PE Community
Construction Council Gets First Look at Off-Site Construction Trend
Construction USDA Continues Support of Tall Wood Buildings
Education Flipped Classrooms and Other Disruptive Experiments
Government Engineering Managers ‘Don’t Know How to Relax,’ ‘Need to be More Entertaining’
Government This Is Not a Drill: PEs Deployed Rapidly to Assist in Nepal
Industry Report Outlines Growth Potential for Shared Solar
Industry Special Thanks to PEI’s 2015 Platinum Sponsors
Private Practice Meeting the Talent Challenge: Growth by Acquisition
NSPE Now
Governor Honors Indiana Society
Honored Educators Inspire Next Generation of Engineers
New Partnership Lets NSPE Members Save on Technology
Virginia High Court To Review Product Liability Case
Outlook Answering the Question
PEople
NSPE people on the move
Variables
Breaking Stereotypes