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The Magazine for Professional Engineers
March 2016

The Ultimate Test

Professional engineers play a critical role in designing PE exams that can determine who has the right experience to protect the public. Read more.

Departments & Columns

You Said It

Bridging the Structural Divide

PE Report

Michigan Bill Emphasizes Qualifications When Procuring Design Services
PEs Need More Than Two-Year Degree, Wisconsin Society Says
Oklahoma SE Designation Challenged
Virginia Grapples With Licensure Regulations
America’s Most Wanted: Electrical, Manufacturing, and Mechanical Engineers
Council Report Suggests Strategies for Overcoming STEM Degree Barriers
NSPE Offers Support in Flint Water Crisis

Legal Beat

Mental Health, Plan Stamping, Language Requirement

On Ethics

NAE Relaunches Online Ethics Center
You Be the Judge: ‘Faithful Agent’?

Leading Insight

Seven Questions for Effective Leadership

PE Community

Construction: Engineers Key to Workforce Productivity, Says NIBS
Education: Engineering Dean, OSPE President, Highlights Ethics and Public Service
Education: ‘Technimetric’ = Poetry + STEM
Government: Moving Forward on an NSPE Priority: Autonomous Vehicle Safety
Industry: Employment Growth in Engineering Expected Across Industries, Report Says
Private Practice: Contract Surety Bonds Are a Project Owner’s Best Risk Management Tool
Private Practice: Tennessee PE Makes STEM Outreach a Business Priority

NSPE Now

Top Federal Engineers Vie for Award
Stay Current With PE Scope
Outlook: Embrace the Rich Diversity of NSPE
Policy Perspectives: Who’s Looking Out for the PE?

PEople

NSPE people on the move

Variables

Think Like a Girl