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MSPE Submits Code of Ethics Report to LARA
MSPE drafted a Code of Ethics which has been submitted to the Licensing and Regulatory Affairs PE Board for review. The Code of Ethics was created to assist Michigan Licensed PEs when facing an ethical dilemma. We would like to thank everyone involved for all of their hard work on this project. Download the ethics…
Read More2020-2021 Annual Report Now Available
Download the 2020-2021 MSPE Annual Report here.
Read MoreMSPE Celebrates 75th Anniversary
The Michigan Society of Professional Engineers (MSPE) is pleased to announce our 75th year of membership and service to professional engineering in Michigan. The formation of a professional engineering society in Michigan was frequently considered in 1943, 1944, and 1945. Technical societies existed; however, the 45 Charter Members of MSPE were concerned with the professional,…
Read More2019-2020 Annual Report Now Available
Download the 2019-2020 MSPE Annual Report here.
Read MoreMSPE Conference Goes Virtual
Thank you for attending! See you in 2021.
Read MoreMessage From the President – October 2019
October 15, 2019 I would like to take the opportunity to introduce myself as the new President of the Michigan Society of Professional Engineers. I received my BS in Civil Engineering from the University of Michigan in 1988, worked for the City of Los Angeles for a couple years, and then after some travel…
Read MoreTexas SPE Presents the Value of a PE
The Texas Society of Professional Engineers (TSPE) created a fabulous video that highlights the value of the PE license. Check it out!
Read MoreMSPE Mourns Loss of Douglas J. Thompson, PE, F.MSPE
Douglas J. Thompson, P.E., F.MSPE November 1, 1963 – May 14, 2019 The Michigan Society of Professional Engineers is deeply saddened to report on the recent passing of one of our most active and dedicated members, Mr. Douglas J. Thompson, P.E., F.MSPE. Doug epitomized selfless service to the engineering profession and to the society, as…
Read MoreMSPE Opposes Bill Treading on PE Judgment
The House of Representatives is considering H.B. 5723, a bill that might be an attempt to solve a problem that doesn’t exist. From Scott Conners: “It’s imperative that the industry allow the design engineers and system operators, the experts in operations and maintenance, to choose the materials that can provide consistent and safe service. ” Read the entire article.
Read MoreRegister Now for Engineering Michigan’s Future Conference
It’s time to register for MSPE’s Annual Conference, Engineering Michigan’s Future! The conference will be held May 3-4, in Grand Rapids. Check out the tours and educational sessions, as well as the networking event and vendor showcase. You don’t want to miss this conference, so register today!
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