Welcome to RISPE's Website
Member news
It's scholarship application time.
Applications are due by March 20. See our Scholarship page.
Several Job Openings have been posted to our Jobs
page within the past several weeks. Please check them out.
The Rhode Island Society of Professional Engineers
would like to wish our most recent Past President, Tim
LaRose, luck in his new position at Hughes Associates, Inc in
California.
We'd also like to welcome Robert McClanaghan to the
RISPE Executive Board. Robert will be serving as
Secretary for the remainder of the 2011-2012 year.
Congratulations to Rhode Island's newest
Professional Engineers!
The following individuals recently passed the PE Exam and were honored for their accomplishment at RISPE's
November
Dinner Meeting which was held at the Radisson Airport hotel on November 1.
David Capalbo
Richard Carlone
Niverio Carvalho
Robert
Chaves
Jennifer DiStefano
Albert Flori
Darren
Hayward
Matthew Kellogg
Jill Nascimento
Charles Novak
Peter Pavao
Andrew Prezioso
Christopher
Racine
Daniel Schwab
Coral Siligato
David Wohlers
We are proud to announce that our own David
D'Amico, PE, of D'Amico Engineering Technology, Inc.,
was elected to
serve as an NSPE Northeast Region (NER) officer for the 2011-2012
term. David
will be the Secretary on the board in addition to his
duties as the Rhode Island House of Delegates
representative. The
swearing in of the new officers occurred at the NSPE
National Convention in
Las Vegas in July.
Congratulations David!
Society info
This year’s Executive Board is very
enthusiastic about the upcoming year and providing our members with some
great dinner meetings and community events. This year we will be
focusing on retaining our current membership while trying to
increase
our new membership. Please take a moment to look at our new website for
upcoming events, job postings, scholarship
applications and news,
here, at
www.rispe.org.
Below are a few
key points where RISPE/NSPE makes a difference:
·
Each year RISPE volunteers dedicate time and resources
promoting math and science careers to middle and high
school students throughout the state. This effort includes
organizing the Math Counts competition and the supporting the
State Science Fair. RISPE
also sponsors these events so membership dues and donations are
essential to RISPE’s
continued involvement and support of these events.
·
Donations collected at each dinner meeting help us award
$1,000 scholarships to high school seniors. With more
participation in our dinner events RISPE can increase the quantity of scholarships given out to aspiring
young engineers. Last year
alone we had approximately 50 applications for two scholarships!
·
Nationally NSPE advocates for engineering in National and
State politics and your membership dues assist with
funding these
continued efforts.
The NSPE website (www.nspe.org)
has nearly 500 member benefits available including free continuing
education credits,
reduced fee EJCDC documents, reduced fee engineer
publications, etc.
If any of the items listed above are sound interesting, please contact us at info@rispe.org, come
join us for one of our
dinner meetings and network with your fellow
engineers, or consider joining our executive board and contribute
your time and talents and make an impact among RI engineers and the community at large.