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Current Members - Members may log in to update their membership information or renew their membership. If you are on the graduated dues program, a student member, retired member, Missouri only member, or wish to make a voluntary contribution and would like to do so with a credit card, please call the MSPE office at 888-666-4861. We cannot process these payments online. Thank you!Enterprise
Memberships save your company $ Prospective Members - click here to join online or here for a Printable Application What you get for your Dues Dollars Our three tiered society, national state and chapter, provides you with numerous personal and professional benefits. Be sure to take advantage of all 3 Communities of Service:
Lobbying and Government Relations Through constant vigilance, MSPE monitors legislative
and governmental activities affecting engineering. Government
has an ever increasing involvement in the practice of engineering,
and consequently, your livelihood as an engineer. You have
a voice in the Legislature through MSPE. MSPE speaks for all
engineers in Missouri. MSPE was founded in 1937 to establish a registration law regulating
the licensure
of professional engineers. Our members still advocate strong
registration laws and promote registration to non-licensed
engineers. We believe that protecting public health, safety
and welfare is a primary concern for professional engineers. In today's competitive environment, getting ahead often means
knowing people with similar interests. Membership in MSPE gives
you the opportunity to make valuable personal and professional
contacts from all disciplines and management levels. Associating
with other professional engineers can strengthen your career. The society works hard to keep you up-to-date with our publications The
Missouri Engineer, and NSPE's
Engineering Times. NSPE's site on the World Wide Web (www.nspe.org.) provides
valuable information on professional engineering and career
issues - news on the profession, career tips, job information,
and links to other valuable Web sites. Please feel free
to communicate with your chapter
officers, state
officers or staff in the state
headquarters in Jefferson City by clicking. Attend chapter and state
meetings for social and individual development opportunities. Ten
local chapters are the foundation of the Society. It is
at the local level that engineers have the greatest opportunities
for involvement and interaction with other engineers. Chapters
generally meet once a month for the exchange and dissemination
of information and the discussion, formulation and presentation
of programs to fulfill the society's objectives. The Society developed and adheres to a strong Engineer's Code of Ethics. We established and encourage the standards of professionalism that will set you apart from the crowd. E-mail Address To sign up for your free MSPE.org email address click here |
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