NCEES 16-Hour Structural Engineering Exam Offered in Reno, Nevada The NCEES 16-hour Structural Engineering Exam will be the only professional engineering exam offered in pencil-and paper format beginning with the

NCEES Professional Engineering and Land Surveying Exams are Now Computer-based Nearly all NCEES exams required for licensure as a professional engineer or professional land surveyor are now only offered as

Meet YOUR Nevada Board: Executive Director, Patty Mamola, PE

In 2010, Nevada was still reeling from the effects of the 2007 economic recession that plagued the United States. With unemployment rates at an alarming 14.5%, then-governor Brian Sandoval recognized the need for a proactive approach to improving the economy for the people of Nevada.

The future of professional land surveying is changing quickly due to technology innovations that are increasing at an exponential rate. As this trend will undoubtedly continue, current and future professionals should be aware of these changes and what they mean for their career tracks.

Because professional engineers are held to the highest standards in understanding and executing the principles of engineering, we take licensure very seriously.

Engineers build the world around us. From skyscrapers to nanotechnology, roller coasters to third-world water systems, engineering touches every aspect of our daily lives. And it shows.

Part of the mission of NVBPELS is to encourage diversity in engineering, and one of the things we can do to make it more accessible to larger groups of people is to focus on how we–as current professionals and leaders–communicate with our peers and rising talent.

How NVBPELS Is Supporting Efforts to Diversify Engineering “What innovation or invention is the world missing out on because engineering lacks diversity?” To tackle diversity, the national and local focus