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NSPE Now
Winter 2023
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Take Advantage of Professional Development Opportunities
It’s not too late for NSPE members to access the 2022 lineup of WORKability Wednesdays webinars. Access these free recorded webinars (pdh.nspe.org) to advance your career and earn PDHs to meet continuing education requirements for licensure.
The presentations address various topics of interest to professional engineers including the following:
- Ethical Case Insights Part I: Disclosing, Standing Your Ground, and Dealing with Conflicts
- Amplifying the Current Infrastructure for the Imminent EV Transition
- Engineering: Addressing Unintended Consequences as a Professional
- What Separates Good Engineers From Great Engineers
- Setting and Verifying Corporate Sustainability Goals Across Environmental, Social, and Governance Topics
- Navigating the Ethical Dilemmas that Arise in Every Day Engineering Practice
- Election Recap: How Can PEs Prepare for the 2023 Legislative Session
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