Have you met RamsBot? RamsBot is a basketball-shooting robot designed and built by Ryerson Rams Robotics, an undergraduate engineering design team that represents Ryerson University in robotics challenges across North…
Karen Chan, P.Eng., joined the OSPE Board of Directors in 2013. She served as Vice Chair in 2014 and took the reins as President and Chair earlier this year.…
Today, engineering remains a non-traditional career for women. Only 18 per cent of graduates from Canadian engineering programs are female, and only 10 per cent of P.Eng. license holders…
With the Pan Am Games starting at the end of the week and the Parapan Am Games in August, OSPE and the PEO Oakville Chapter were thrilled to come together to…
1. You have a professional obligation to support your advocacy organization “OSPE is a voluntary organization. If an engineer is interested in advocacy issues related to the profession, they have…
For engineers, the key to the future lies in reinvention and continuous learning. So it’s no surprise that some of our best sources of new intelligence, products and knowledge are…
OSPE offers a number of courses to help engineers navigate through the process of obtaining their P.Eng designation. 1. The P.Eng. Licence: How OSPE Helps Your Journey Free one-hour webinar…
Because she joined OSPE in 2000, Marilyn Spink, is an inaugural member who believes it is critical that the engineering profession has an advocacy voice and a place where common…
On May 5, our CEO Sandro Perruzza and outgoing chair Danny Young released a new Strategic Plan for OSPE. It defines what the organization must do to meet the needs…
Hello there! Welcome to the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers’ official blog Society Notes. Have you heard of OSPE? We are the voice of engineering practitioners in Ontario. We represent…
