News

Chapters Award Engineer of the Year and Young Engineer awards recipients are:

Coastal Pee Dee

Engineering of the Year
Mark W. Schowalter, P.E.

Young Engineer of the Year
Kimberly W. Fail, P.E.

Columbia Chapter

Engineer of the Year
Charles F. Lewis, P.E.

Young Engineer of the Year
Phillip D. Hutcherson, P.E.

Piedmont Chapter

Engineer of the Year
Robert Patrick Jenkins, P.E.

Young Engineering of the Year
Gregory Scott Mitchell, P.E.

Chapter News & Events

• Aiken Chapter
• Catawba Chapter
• Charleston Chapter
• Columbia Chapter
• Coastal Pee Dee
• Piedmont Chapter
• Spartanburg Chapter

SC Engineering Conference

Experience a new twist on an old program at the 2009 SC Engineerin Conference and Trade Show.

The 2009 Engineering Conference begins a new era in engineering meetings in South Carolina.

For the first time, three major engineering organizations ACEC-SC, ASCE-SC and SCSPE have formed a partnership to offer engineers in the state an unprecedented opportunity for everything a conference has to offer timely presentations on various engineering subjects, key note presentations on new engineering undertakings in South Carolina and a report by US Congressman Gresham Barrett, practically enough PDHs to meet the state’s annual requirements, socials, golf and free time.

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Events

March 21  
State MathCounts Competition The Citadel

April 24                     
PE Exam Luncheon, Columbia - Hosted by SCSPE

May 7-10                     
National MATHCOUNTS Competition, Orlando, FL

May 1                               
Board Meeting 10:00 a.m.

May 25                             
Last Day to Register w/ Hotel for Convention

June 5                             
Registration Deadline for SC Engineering Conference

June 18-21 
SC Engineering Conference & Trade show
Marina Inn at Grande Dunes
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June 18
SCSPE Board Meeting, Marina Inn at Grande Dunes

June 19
SCSPE Annual Meeting, Marina Inn at Grande Dunes

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South Carolina Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Surveyors

To view the Board of Director meeting schedule click here.

Volunteer Engineer Corps

The VEC work is community service. It is intended to focus on "unfunded mandates" that currently exist within the system and to provide proactive professional support to the operations of the emergency management process.
Our Volunteer Engineers participate in all four Stages of the Emergency Management Cycle: Planning, Response, Recovery, Mitigation.

The VEC unit is structured to be self contained; that is, to be able to support itself administratively and organizationally. OEM's are typically understaffed and need support of volunteers; not the burden that can come of sponsoring such a program.

To find out more about the VEC click here to review the Standard Operating Guidelines.

If you are interested in becoming a volunteer contact Pat Jenkins by email at jenkinsrus@bellsouth.net or call (864) 297-8600.

2008-2009 New Members

• Ali Mussa Awmohamed, P.E.
• Larry R. Brown, II - Student
• Rodger M. Cultreath, Jr., P.E.
• Jesse R. McClam
• John D. Reither, P.E.
• Glenn Joseph C. Rustia, P.E.

P.E. Readiness: Let NSPE help you prepare for you P.E. exam

NSPE and The MGI Management Institute are offering a online P.E Readiness course.

Conducted for NSPE by... The MGI Managment Institute, which is a leader in continuing education for the professions. As a member of NSPE you can take this course at a member discount price.

In your home, at your own pace
With one-on-one guidance from your personal instructor/partner.

Major topics covered:

• Civil
• Electrical
• Mechanical
• Chemical
• F.E. (EIT)

The only course with these 2 unique features:
1. 30 day free trial
2. The MGI Exam Pass Warranty if you don't pass

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