You’re invited to a women-only networking event hosted by MDSPE (Maryland Society of Professional Engineers) and SWE (Society of Women Engineers | Baltimore/Washington), in honor of International Women in Engineering Day!
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Join MDSPE for the Engineers Reception & Awards Night on May 1st. Come out to the Engineers Club to network and show your support for the industry and Maryland’s Newly Licensed Engineers (NLE).
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MDSPE engineerED: Webinar Series. Expand your knowledge and earn 2 PDH credits!
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The MDSPE Baltimore Chapter will be hosting its annual Holiday Party at the Engineers Club (11 W. Mt. Vernon Place) in conjunction with the Baltimore Monument Lighting on Thursday, December 7. Mingle with members of MDSPE and other local professionals. Enjoy an open bar cocktail reception plus hors d’oeuvres from5:30 to 7:30. Then head outside to enjoy the lighting of the Baltimore Washington Monument, located right out front of the Engineers Club. This outdoor festival features live music, local vendors, and a spectacular fireworks show. Finally, head back inside the Club for a wonderful dinner in the Ball Room (optional).
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Kick off the holiday season with MDSPE on Wednesday, December 6 at Checkerspot Brewing Company. Join us for some local brews, good food, and networking with industry colleagues!
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The Maryland Society of Professional Engineers (MDSPE) is excited to host the 2023 Maryland Engineering Conference. This full-day event, taking place on October 12, 2023 at the Maritime Conference Center, offers up to 8 continuing education credits for professional engineers.
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100 Potomac Ave. SW
Washington DC 20024
United States
Girija Subramaniam
president@mdspepotomac.org
On Behalf of the MDSPE Potomac Chapter Board of Directors
Saturday, Sept. 23, 2023
Game Start 7:30pm
DC United vs New York Red Bulls
Ticket price does not include food/drinks.
Cost: Roughly $65/head (payable by cash at event)
Note that the final price and possibility of having a game day experience will depend on the response that we receive. We are hoping to obtain a seat in sections 115-117
RSVP: By September 14th, 2023 to Girija Subramaniam, president@mdspepotomac.org
Join us for a free one-hour webinar, What a PE Says with their Signature and Stamp adapted from NSPE’s resource guide. One PDH credit will be offered for attending this virtual webinar. Our panel will share their insights, experiences and best practices in utilizing this tool ethically and effectively.
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Diamondback Brewing Co.
1215 E Fort Ave
#008
Baltimore, Maryland 21230
United States
Mackenzie Gerrity
mgerrity@mdspe.org
Cheers to the 8th annual Professional Engineers Day! Join MDSPE at Diamondback Brewing Co. on Wednesday, August 2nd to celebrate all our hard-working licensed professional engineers.
Enjoy a casual evening of pizza, beer and networking with industry colleagues!
Date: Wednesday, August 2
Time: 5PM – 7PM
Location: Diamondback Brewing Company (1215 E Fort Ave #008, Baltimore, MD 21230)
Parking: Parking Garage (1801 Whetstone Way, Baltimore, MD 21230)
Tickets: (pizza and beer included)
Member: $45 | Non-Member: $60 | Newly Licensed Engineers: $30
Maryland Bioenergy Center
7900 Oceano Ave
Jessup, Maryland 20794
United States
Mackenzie Gerrity
mgerrity@mdspe.org
Online registration is closed.
Join MDSPE on a tour of the Maryland Bioenergy Center on June 22nd from 12pm to 2pm. Participate in a site tour, lunch and a Q/A with the center’s CEO, COO and her team of engineers.
Date: Thursday, June 22nd
Time: 12PM-2PM
Location: 7900 Oceano Ave, Jessup, 20794
Tickets:
lunch is included
Member: $45
Non-Member: $60
Earn 1 PDH Credit
12:00PM – Registration, lunch, and networking
12:30PM – Group tours begin (20 minutes per tour)
1:30PM – Q & A and closing remarks with members from the center’s leadership team
Earn 1 PDH Credit
More about the Maryland Bioenergy Center: This newest organics recycling facility, located on the Maryland Food Center campus in Jessup, MD, is the first anaerobic digester of its scale in the state. The facility is capable of recycling 110,000 tons of organics annually to produce approximately 312,000 MMBtu of renewable natural gas for energy and 16,575 tons of rich, fertile soil amendment for agricultural and other land use. The resulting greenhouse gases prevented from being released into the atmosphere has the equivalent environmental impact of 69,061 acres of US Forests in one year, or 82 times the size of Central Park.
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