CELEBRATE NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK, ending on FEBRUARY 25, 2012
The Engineers Club and Engineers Week Council invite you to Engineers Week 2012, marking it's 61st Anniversary. Download the calendar of events for this year's Engineers Week.
About National ENGINEERS WEEK
National Engineers Week was founded in 1951 by The National Society of Professional Engineers and is celebrated annually at the time of George Washington's Birthday. Our first president was a military engineer and a land surveyor. Like our first president, today's engineers are problem solvers. They design, develop and oversee the manufacture and construction of products, machines and structures. Engineers Week is a time to recognize the contributions engineers have made to our way of life and to encourage students to pursue engineering careers to perpetuate advancements for future generations.
The Engineers Club and all the Associate Societies encourage everyone to come out and support these activities at The Garrett-Jacobs Mansion, 11 West Mount Vernon Place, the Baltimore Museum of Industry, 1415 Key Highway, and Morgan State University, 1700 East Cold Spring Lane. For more information call 410.539.6914. For information on other challenges in the Maryland Engineering Challenges Series, visit the Baltimore Museum of Industry website at thebmi.org, and click the Educational Programs link.
Did you know?
THE ENGINEERING SOCIETY OF BALTIMORE is the cultural capital for Engineering in the Baltimore Metropolitan area. The Engineers Club of Baltimore was started just a year after the devastating fire of Baltimore in 1904, as a way to develop standards and share information for the subsequent rebuilding of the city. Carrying on the tradition, the ESB has been instrumental in educating countless professionals for half a century. The ESB, housed in the Garrett Jacobs Mansion, is the meeting place for engineering interests in the city and surrounding area.