NEWS from IEEE-USA  2001 L Street, N.W., Suite 700  Washington, DC 20036-4910  New IEEE-USA President Looks to Advance U.S. Innovation & Entrepreneurship  WASHINGTON (8 February 2011) — New IEEE-USA President Ron Jensen has identified advancing U.S. innovation, entrepreneurship and competitiveness as his priorities for 2011.  “Engineers and technologists are innovators and job creators,” Jensen said. [...]

(From the NCEES publication LICENSURE EXCHANGE, October 2010, ISSN NO. 1093-541X, VOLUME 14, ISSUE 5 – PAGE 9) FE, FS exams begin gradual move to computer-based format NCEES approves conversion to increase flexibility, strengthen security The state licensing boards that compose NCEES have voted to begin converting the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) and Fundamentals of Surveying (FS) [...]

Engineering Degrees Earn Top Pay Among College Class of 2010 CONTACT Andrea Koncz, ext.121, or Mimi Collins, ext. 119, 800/544-5272 E-MAIL akoncz@naceweb.org E-MAIL mcollins@naceweb.org DATE July 15, 2010 SUBJECT Engineering Degrees Earn Top Pay Among College Class of 2010 BETHLEHEM, PA—Engineering degrees account for four of the five most highly paid majors among the college [...]

Complimentary Digital Subscription:  Power Engineering Category: Utility & Energy Abstract: Power Engineering is the comprehensive voice of the power generation industry that provides readers with the critical information needed to remain efficient and competitive in today’s market. Description: Power Engineering, first published in 1896, is a monthly engineering and applications magazine that serves the North American [...]

NACE NEWS CONTACT Andrea Koncz, ext.121, or Mimi Collins, ext. 119, 800/544-5272 E-MAIL akoncz@naceweb.org E-MAIL mcollins@naceweb.org DATE July 08, 2010 SUBJECT Average Starting Salary to New College Grads Slips 1.3 Percent BETHLEHEM, PA—The average starting salary offer to Class of 2010 graduates is down 1.3 percent compared to the average posted last year at this [...]

Arctic Engineers are trained to solve problems in cold regions. Arctic Engineering includes: Development of cold regions natural resources, Multi-modal transportation improvements in cold regions, Design and operation of constructed works in rural communities and winter cities, where snow, ice, and frozen ground constrain effectiveness of conventional methods, and Evaluation of climate change impacts on [...]