The MSPE Foundation Scholarship is awarded to students who intend to study engineering at a Maryland university and pursue a career in engineering after graduation.
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NSPE Honors Skip Harclerode
For decades, Howard (Skip) Harclerode II, P.E., F.NSPE, F.AIChE has dedicated time to serving on engineering boards and committees, working on legislative issues, and talking with students and young engineers about the profession. That dedication to supporting professional engineering was recognized this summer when Harclerode was named the winner of the 2022 NSPE Award.
Continue readingMember Spotlight: Bryan Tansky, P.E.
As a mechanical engineering student at Lehigh University and an avid car fan, Bryan Tansky had an idea of where his profession would take him. “I always thought my path would bring me to being a mechanical engineer working on some sort of automotive application,” he said. His first job out of college, however, focused on an entirely different industry. FLSmidth Minerals made processing equipment for the mining sector. Tansky, who had always loved the tangible nature of mechanical engineering, was fascinated by this very real world application of engineering principles.
Continue readingEBL Celebrates Golden Anniversary
EBL Engineers is celebrating a milestone – 50 years in business. “This is quite an accomplishment and we are very proud,” said Robert Stratemeyer, Principal. “I have been here for 44 of the 50 years so I am kind of blown away by this anniversary.”
Continue readingBaltimore County Referendum
Baltimore County voters to decide PE licensing debate. Citizens in Baltimore County will have a chance to weigh in on a key engineering question come November. The county ballot in the 2022 election will include a referendum over whether to amend the county charter to remove the requirement that the director of public works must be a professional engineer.
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