Join Us in Celebrating Professional Engineers Day

NSPE-MA invites you to join us in celebrating the ninth annual Professional Engineers Day with local colleagues as well as PEs around the world!


Today we share practical ways that you can help us continue to raise awareness about what it means to be a PE, recognize licensed PEs, and show appreciation for the work they do every day.

NSPE champions the PE license and protects its integrity to promote a constant focus on public health, safety, and welfare. Learn more about licensure and the steps to get and maintain your license.

Practical Ways You Can Promote PE Licensure


Visit the official Professional Engineers Day page to learn how NSPE Members are celebrating licensure and the Profession today and every day:


You'll learn simple and easy ways to:

  • Share your reasons for becoming a PE on social media using #LicensedPEday
  • Access official PE Day logos to share on your social media
  • Educate colleaues about the importance of the PE license
  • Invite colleagues to Join NSPE and NSPE-MA  
  • Display your favorite engineering materials or resources
  • Recognize PEs in your workplace 
  • Promote your PE pride with Professional Engineering Day apparel

Did You Know?

On August 8, 1907, the first professional engineering license was issued to Charles Bellamy in Wyoming.  Since that time, licensure has expanded and professional engineers across the U.S. have made the commitment to protect the public health, safety, and welfare. 

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ABOUT NSPE-MA (MSPE): The mission of MSPE is to promote the ethical, competent and licensed practice of engineering and enhance the professional, social and economic well-being of our members. MSPE education and outreach programs promote the countless ways that licensed, ethical engineering improves the well-being and security of all people. MSPE is a founding state society of the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE).

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