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March 2009
Report of
President Barry Thomson, P. Eng.
In his report, President Barry Thomson, P. Eng. outlines the most significant changes in the new 2008 Engineers and Geoscientists Act.
Call for
Nominations for PEGNL Awards 2009
Nominations are sought for awards for deserving members in the following categories: Award of Merit, Award for Service, Early Accomplishment Award, Community Service Award, Teaching Award, Honorary Membership (for non-members) and Environment Award.
Environment Committee
Seeks Nominations for Environment Award
The Environment Committee is seeking nominations for the Environment Award which recognizes the application of science, technology and engineering to human and resource environmental management in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Consulting Engineers of Newfoundland and Labrador (CENL) introduces its 2008 - 2009 Board of Directors and outlines its role and goals.
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Tribute to H. Laban Davis, P. Eng.
Ken Knight, P. Eng. offers a tribute to the late Laban Davis, P. Eng. who founded Davis Engineering and Associates.
National
Engineering and Geoscience Month Committee Launches New Project
PEGNL's
"Green Spot" Official Launch
Message from
Engineer's Canada's President
CEQB:
Providing Added Value to the Profession
Engineers Canada
Recognizes Commitment to Infrastructure
New Leaders for
the National Round Table on Sustainable Infrastructure
National
Engineering Summit: Leading a Canadian Future
National
Engineering Summit, May 19 - 21, 2009
2nd Climate
Change Technology Conference - May 12 - 15, 2009
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Howard Dyer, P. Eng., is researching and writing a short history of the Engineering Diploma Programme at Memorial University College and Memorial University that ran from 1930 to 1971. Dyer plans to include the names of the Engineering students who served as officers of the student Engineering Society. He has the names of those who served for most years, except: 1961-62 1962-63 1963-64 1964-65 1967-68. If you can help, please contact him at: hdyer@nl.rogers.com
APEGBC recently conducted opinion polls to assess public awareness and perceptions of the professions and the Association, and to determine what perceived barriers may discourage teenagers from pursuing careers in engineering and geoscience. For information on the poll
results, please click here to view APEGBC's article in their newsletter Innovation.
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