The National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) is an American professional engineering organization representing the voice of licensed engineers, and advocates for all related disciplines.
The society concerns itself with a variety of issues relating to engineering, including licensure and ethics, the image of the engineer, the rights of engineers at the national and state levels, news of the profession, and continuing education opportunities.
Read more about National Society Of Professional Engineers: Mission, Founding, Licensure & Ethics, Publications, Partners & Civic Outreach, Interest Groups, Government Relations, Young Engineers, Continuing Education
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