Here’s a fun look back at engineering education history! Check out this 1915-1919 transcript from a University of Florida student who earned a Bachelor’s in civil engineering. #TBT How does this curriculum compare to what you studied?

Even if we can’t go to happy hour, we can still enjoy the taste of a delicious cold beer thanks to engineers like Great Lakes Brewing Co.’s John Blystone, an NSPE member and UA Engineering and Polymer Science alum. Read more in PE magazine: bit.ly/3dV5VS3

Just now seeing this PE magazine November/December 2019 article by Yvette Pearson Dr. Yvette E. Pearson. Excellent article on opportunities for inclusion in revised engineering criteria. Inclusion, Diversity Now Factor Into @ABETaccredit Standards shar.es/aHh8RD

Just another example of engineers putting their resources and problem-solving skills to good use. bit.ly/2V1JOlP

“The mission of NSPE is too important to put on hold for a virus.” Watch this video message from NSPE Executive Director Mark Golden, “Dark Days Shine New Light on Profession, Community.” It is an early look at his column for the May/June PE magazine. bit.ly/34z21tZ

Getting our coronavirus-focused May/June issue ready for the printer. Lots of info about how NSPE, state societies, and individual members are adjusting and coping. Plus tips for connections at a distance, how #engineers are stepping up to help, and more. #Covid_19 #engineering

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In celebration of Earth Day, let's focus on the abundance of opportunities professional engineers have to invent creative, innovative solutions to issues surrounding environmental sustainability and resilience. bit.ly/2KrVp7A

“I would not let them in the control room, that’s for sure." A new challenge for spacecraft #engineers working from home: cats. bit.ly/2yTVOgx

"Going about our daily lives just a few months ago, we had no idea of the profound changes in store for us. Then, almost overnight, life turned topsy-turvy—throwing every aspect into tumult like loose items in an earthquake. " Via PE magazine: bit.ly/2VM88bp

No kidding! Interesting to read about what other companies and our state societies are doing to help employees, clients and members during these times.

#Oklahoma Division Manager Tricia Hatley, president-elect of the NSPE HQ, talks about the importance of IT investment in transitioning Freese and Nichols to work-from-home status in a PE magazine article on how the #coronavirus pandemic has affected the #engineering profession.

Don't miss this month's PE magazine . The story on "Pandemic Shakes the Profession," talks about #SCSPE's effort to have #ProfessionalEngineers listed as essiential services. #WeAreEssientialServices nspe.org/resources/pe-m…

It’s the end of the week, but chances are we’ll see our current officemates through the weekend. Post a picture of the critters or kids that now share your workspace. Or share a photo of your home office view. Let’s take a look at life for #PEsAtHome

(Pictured: Mickey and Lola, Tricia Hatley’s “coworkers.”)

Our latest cover story: Why Should I Care About Diversity in Engineering? bit.ly/3eO1gkf

As the pandemic continues taking a heavy toll, the profession finds new ways of reaching students—from a distance. Read the cover story from PE magazine’s winter issue, “Rethinking the Recipe for Inspiration.” bit.ly/36Awgmj

NSPE President Tricia Hatley, P.E., F.NSPE, offers her greetings for National Engineers Week 2021 and a look at the importance of this year's "Imagining Tomorrow" theme for NSPE and the profession. youtu.be/UC02U9An7rw