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‘Get Your Degree’; Raising the Climate Change Alarm; Ignition Interlocks Can Improve Roadway Travel
PE Report
Delaware Improves Licensure Mobility for PEs
Michigan Society Advises Licensing Board on Ethical Practice
Maryland Society Defends PE Requirement for Public Works Director
San Diego, Idaho Coalition Recognized for QBS Commitment
New York Legislators Take Up Critical Infrastructure Protections
Afterschool STEM Programs Expand, Inequities Persist
Concepts
The World Needs Sustainability—Now. Where Are the PEs?
Legal Beat
Contract Caution: Owners as Additional Insureds are a No-Go
On Ethics
Book Takes a Deep Dive into Code of Ethics
You Be the Judge Conflicted Loyalties?
Leading Insight
Strategic Planning in a Postvaccine World
Information-Seeking Style May Hinder Women’s Career Advancement, Study Says
PE Community
Education Engineering Programs Adopt Smart Cities Courses
Education University of Michigan Engineering Launches Broad Diversity Education Program
Education Can Digital Technology Spread STEM Interest in Rural America?
Government Local Officials Call Broadband Integral
Government Climate Change Puts Great Lakes Infrastructure at Risk
Industry Chemical Safety Board Looks to Get Back on Track
Industry For Women, S&E Degrees Don’t Mean S&E Careers
Private Practice Risk and Reliability in Building Engineering and Design
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