GSPE Bowling Night
GSPE Bowling Night Join the Georgia Society of Professional Engineers for a relaxed evening of bowling, networking, and friendly competition at Midtown Bowl. This casual social event is a great […]
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Northwest GA Chapter Meeting: Utility-Scale STATCOM Implementation at Southern Company
Join us for our February chapter meeting featuring Philip Cheek, P.E., P&C Field Services Senior Engineer at Georgia Power Company, who will present on the implementation of Southern Company’s first
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2026 Georgia Engineering Awards
Featuring the GSPE Engineer of the Year Awards 📅 Friday, March 6, 2026⏰ 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. (ET)👔 Black-Tie Event Experience an elegant evening of ingenuity and innovation at
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Georgia MATHCOUNTS Foundation State Competition – March 9
The Georgia MATHCOUNTS Foundation will host its State Competition on March 9, bringing together middle school students from across Georgia to showcase their problem-solving skills, teamwork, and passion for mathematics.
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GSPE at the Career Explosion for the 100 Black Men of North Metro Atlanta
GSPE to Exhibit at Engineers Week Career Explosion Event The Georgia Society of Professional Engineers (GSPE) will be exhibiting at the Career Explosion event hosted by 100 Black Men of
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GSPE Atlanta Metro Practitioner Session with Damon Nix
📅 Monday, February 9, 2026🕕 6:00–8:00 PM📍 Piccadilly Cafeteria, Tucker, GA🎟️ Free | 1 PDH Available Join the Atlanta Metro Chapter of the Georgia Society of Professional Engineers (GSPE) for
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GSPE Statewide Board Meeting
Meet the 2026 Board GSPE members are invited to attend our upcoming Statewide Board Meeting, where you’ll have the opportunity to meet the 2026 GSPE Board of Directors and hear
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Northwest Georgia Chapter – Tax Law Changes for Professionals
Northwest Georgia Chapter Meeting – Jan 13 Understanding Upcoming Tax Law Changes for Professionals Join the Northwest Georgia Chapter of GSPE for our first meeting of 2026 featuring Kirk Jarrett,
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Big Problems, Big Data, & Responsible AI in Engineering Practice – Atlanta Metro
Atlanta Metro Chapter MeetingGeorgia Society of Professional Engineers (GSPE) Date: Monday, January 12, 2026Time: 6:00 PM – Networking, 7:00 PM – Presentation Location:Piccadilly Cafeteria2000 Crescent Centre Blvd.Tucker, GA 30084 Cost:
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Hazardous Radon in Homes & Schools: Testing & Mitigation – GSPE Atlanta Metro Chapter – December Dinner Meeting
Hazardous Radon in Homes & Schools: Testing & Mitigation Monday, December 8, 2025 • 6:00 PMPiccadilly Cafeteria, 2000 Crescent Centre Blvd., Tucker, GA Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas
Rome–Floyd County development activities – Northwest Georgia GSPE Chapter — December Meeting
Robert Spencer Hogg, President/CEO of the Rome–Floyd County Development Authority (RFCDA), will present an update on Rome–Floyd County development activities. When Tuesday, December 9, 2025 5:30 PM – Meal &
Support Georgia MathCounts This Giving Tuesday
The Georgia MathCounts Foundation helps middle-school students across Georgia build confidence, problem-solving skills, and excitement for STEM. These programs are funded entirely through sponsorships and individual giving. Your donation—large or
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PDH Day: Introduction to Joist and Deck
Introduction to Joist and DeckThis session provides a practical overview of the fundamentals of joist and deck design. It reviews available joist types, provides guidance on selecting appropriate designations and
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PDH Day: Lidar Fundamentals for Engineers and Surveyors
Light Detection And Ranging (lidar) systems are a versatile remote sensing technique that has gained popularity due to the push for fully autonomous vehicles and robotic applications. An active sensing
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PDH Day: What is Happening in Downtown Atlanta’s Upper Westside
This session will explore the numerous projects the City of Atlanta has done or is doing to regentrify downtown Atlanta and the upper Westside area. We will look at various
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PDH Day: Contract Basics for Engineers: Managing Contract Risks for Beginners
Contracts are the backbone of risk management for any business. Engineers face special challenges in contracting due to the heightened standard of care associated with professional design activities. This training
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Teaching, Mentorship, and Legacy – Cobb GSPE
Our upcoming meeting will be on Wednesday, November 19th. Our guest speaker will be Mr. Chad Reineke, Registered Architect, & Professor with MD+A. His presentation is titled “Teaching, Mentorship, and Legacy”.
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Teaching, Mentorship, and Legacy – Cobb GSPE
Our upcoming meeting will be on Wednesday, November 19th. Our guest speaker will be Mr. Chad Reineke, Registered Architect, & Professor with MD+A. His presentation is titled “Teaching, Mentorship, and
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PDH Day: Engineering Ethics by Bill Womack and Cyril Okhio
Ethics is central to the practice of engineering, guiding decisions that affect public safety, project integrity, and professional credibility. This session offers a straightforward review of key ethical principles, common
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PDH Day: Domestic and International Adaptive Reuse of Aggregate Pits and Quarries by Steven Stokowski, PG, CPG
Depleted sand, gravel, and crushed stone quarries have long offered valuable landforms ready for adaptive reuse. Some of the earliest U.S. examples date back to 1800s Massachusetts, where former sand