National Society of Professional Engineers

Brad Aldrich, P.E., F.NSPE
President, NSPE
Member since 1993

	What Makes an Engineer? The boundaries of engineering are changing fast, writes NSPE Executive Director Larry Jacobson: one more reason the profession should consider additional education for licensure.		Renew Your Membership Now Don't forget: renew your NSPE membership today. Use our secure form for renewal. (Login will be required.)
	High-Voltage Ethics Does an engineer have an ethical obligation to protect residents from nearby power lines? Your answer could be worth $1,000 in the Milton F. Lunch Ethics Contest.		Scholarship Opportunities NSPE supports the next generation of engineers through its scholarship program, which is made possible through generous contributions from NSPE members, friends, and corporations.
	2009 Web Seminars Announced NSPE's extensive lineup of Web seminars covers licensure, engineering business management, career development, sustainability, and ethics. Advance your knowledge and skills today.		The Milton F. Lunch Research Fellowship The fellowship provides a stipend of $8,000 for an eight week commitment and serves to increase understanding of the complex relationship between practice management, professional liability, and public policy issues.

Show Technical Manager
NBC Universal,Universal City,CA

Civil/Environmental Engineer
Ecology and Environment,Lancaster,NY

Public Works Director
City of Gillette,Gillette,WY

Process Engineer
Cytec,Wallingford,CT

Application Engineer
Invensys Process Systems,Plano,AR

	EJCDC Contract Documents
	Standard Form of Agreement Between Owner and Engineer for Professional Services (E-500)
	Ethics and Risk Management
	Motivation Factors of Young Engineers