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ACEC/Nebraska Elects 2010-2011 Board of Directors

 

The American Council of Engineering Companies of Nebraska is pleased to announce the results of their board of directors election held on June 8th in Lincoln. Two new board members were elected to join the board:  Rob Brigham, JEO Consulting Group and

Jane Jordan, PB Americas, Inc.  ACEC/N welcomes the newest members of the Board

of Directors and looks forward to their contributions.

 
             Rob Brigham from JEO Consulting Group                Jane Jordan from PB America's Inc.

"The addition of Mr. Brigham and Ms Jordan to ACEC/N’s Board of Directors ensures the association will continue to benefit from a diversity of knowledge and experience. Rob and Jane bring to the board strong leadership skills, extensive management experience, and proven track records,” said Jackie McCullough, Executive Director for ACEC/N.  “We are looking forward to working with them and the new board leadership.”

In addition to electing new board members, the ACEC/N Board announced the results of its officer elections.  ACEC/N Board of Directors elected Martin Wiedenman, Performance Engineering, Inc. as the new board president

Martin is a licensed engineer and principal of Performance Engineering, Inc., a full service structural design and consulting firm based in Omaha.

John S. Olsson  P.E., and office leader for the Olsson Associates Lincoln location, was elected as president-elect on the board of directors. John has served on the board of directors for seven years. Olsson Associates provides complete and comprehensive design and consulting engineering services with offices located across the state. 

Rick Herrick P.E. is Vice President, Assistant Division Manager and the Transportation Practice Manager for Alfred Benesch & Company’s (formerly HWS Consulting Group)  Great Plains Region.

Jack Baker, P.E., was elected to serve as board Treasurer.  Jack is the principal owner of Baker & Associates in Scottsbluff.  Baker & Associates specializes in all phases of civil engineering and infrastructure development.  Jack is the second generation of Bakers to serve on the Board and enter the succession towards President.  Jack’s father, John, served on the board and as its president in 2000-01.

Additional returning board members include: Matt Tondl, HDR;  Steve Kathol, Schemmer Associates;  Phil Schreier, Farris Engineering and Kyle Anderson, Felsburg Holt & Ullevig.  These election results provided strong reaffirmation of ACEC/N’s mission and strategic plan which have guided the association to become the widely recognized "voice of the industry."

The American Council of Engineering Companies of Nebraska is the voice of America’s engineering industry.  ACEC/N is the only organization devoted exclusively to the business and advocacy interests of engineering companies.  Our members are engaged in a wide range of engineering and construction projects that propel the nation’s economy and enhance and safeguard America’s quality of life.  To learn more visit www.acecnebraska.org 

 

                                                                                                                                     

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ACEC Vice President for Government Affairs, Steve Hall briefs

ACEC/Nebraska members on legislative issues

                          

Representatives from ACEC/N joined more than 1,000 business and policy leaders at the  ACEC Annual Convention in Washington, D.C. April 25th – 28th.  In addition to the many educational seminars and of course keynote speakers from the political arena, members also took the industry’s message to Capitol Hill.  Convention lobbying focused on infrastructure initiatives, defense of contracting out, and repeal of the three percent withholding mandate. 

Our ACEC/Nebraska delegation spent a full day on Capitol Hill meeting with both Senators and two Representatives talking about those subjects, the impact on our industry and related the ramifications to Nebraska engineering firms.  We also asked each member to co-sponsor the 3% withholding mandate legislation– Congressman Terry signed on the spot!  The bill was reintroduced this year (H.R. 275 and S292) and requires legislators to co-sign the new bill even if they were co-signers of the previous bill.  We also discussed our concerns about the continuing stalled transportation delivery system in our state and the effect on our firms and the citizens of the state.

 

Kyle Anderson, Loren Steenson, Senator Mike Johanns and Rob Brigham discuss the issues.

 

Mike McMeekin, Kyle Anderson and Congressman Lee Terry.

Nebraska’s Elected Federal Delegation all agreed that the public sector is getting too large and the benefits of outsourcing are obvious – over and above the innovation the private sector brings to the table. The infrastructure funding will be a greater challenge with much more debate.  It all comes down to funding – you aren’t surprised are you? 

Rob Brigham, Senator Ben Nelson,

Mike McMeekin and Loren Steenson.

Mike McMeekin, Loren Steenson, Congressman Adrian Smith, Kyle Anderson and Rob Brigham.

Thanks to Kyle Anderson, FHU; Rob Brigham, JEO; Mike McMeekin, Lamp Rynearson; and Loren Steenson, Lamp Rynearson for their outstanding representation of Nebraska engineering community.

 

 

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Meet and Greet Coffee with the Director of UNL Facilities Planning and Construction.

 

ACEC/N Members and AIA Nebraska Members met with the Director of Facilities Planning and Construction for the University of Nebraska Lincoln Wednesday, May 26th.  Richard Byfield is nearing the end of his first year at UNL and in Nebraska. He has implemented several policy changes in an effort to improve the division’s performance.

 

Mr. Byfield, an architect, shared his background and relayed successes he has had at similar positions with other institutions as well as his project management philosophy.

 

Members had an opportunity to ask questions and discuss how some of th policy changes affect the industry. The Meet and Greet Coffee was a good beginning that opened the communication between the Facilities Planning and Construction Division and the industry.   We look forward to future opportunities to continue the dialogue.

                                                             

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACEC Nebraska

The American Council of Engineering Companies of Nebraska or ACEC/Nebraska provides private engineering firms with the tools and educational opportunities to be better business owners and managers.

ACEC/Nebraska represents over 45 consulting engineering firms doing business in Nebraska. We are the only organization devoted exclusively to the business and advocacy interests of engineering companies.  Our members are engaged in a wide range of engineering and construction projects that propel the nation’s economy and enhance and safeguard America’s quality of life.

Please contact ACEC/Nebraska today to find out how you can join and help promote Nebraska’s engineering industry.  Call 402-476-2572.


 

House Members Praise ACEC and Pass Special Resolution Honoring ACEC’S 100th Anniversary

 

 

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Do You Know About the 9% A/E Tax Credit?

ACEC national was instrumental in passing this legislation several years ago.  The 9% A/E Tax

Credit (3% for 2005 and 2006, growing to 9%

by 2010) is part of the American Jobs Creation

Act of 2004. The IRS addresses this tax credit in

Section 199-Income Attributable to Domestic Production Activities. Forward these articles

and these links to your accountant so you

don’t miss out:

Summary of the law;

Final Guidance of the law

 

2009-2010 ACEC/NEBRASKA

Calendar of Events

 

 

2008-2009

ACEC/NEBRASKA

ANNUAL REPORT

Click here and read about our busy year!

 

CLICK HERE TO SEE PHOTOS AND DETAILS OF ALL

THE EEA AWARD WINNERS

 

 

The ACEC Retirement Trust offers a wide range of financial services for both employers and individuals and can manage your program with discounted fee schedules to all member firms.<{invalid_tag_id}>

The Trust’s single most important objective is to deliver positive outcomes for you and your participants. To accomplish this objective, the Trustee’s and their highly credentialed experts work with you to develop a customized solution that’s right for your plan, your organization and your participants. This “intelligent solution” allows you to realize the following benefits:

  • Control—With our help, you have the flexibility to customize your retirement offering so it’s ideally suited to your organization, your participants and your future.
  • Real Results—Thanks to a best-in-class investment approach and innovative communication and education, we can help your participants build real wealth and value.
  • Oversight—The ACEC Retirement Trust provides a unique, meticulously developed fiduciary support and risk-management process that ensures you meet all your obligations.
  • Freedom—Simply put, spending less time focusing on your retirement plan means more time to concentrate on your business. We deliver these benefits in a variety of ways.

First and foremost by taking the time to analyze your organization, your people and your unique needs, and then developing a highly customized program that fits your organization perfectly.

Second, by offering the depth and breadth of retirement products and services that can handle all your retirement program needs:

  • Best-in-Class investment approach
  • Segmented and personalized education and communication
  • Comprehensive advisory services
  • Risk management
  • Secure Retirement

Finally, each of these services is backed by a team of highly qualified, service-driven professionals who are ready to roll up their sleeves and put their considerable expertise into delivering intelligent solutions that work for you. All this not only makes us exceptionally easy to do business with, it also means you can rely on us for all your retirement needs.

For more information on the Trust, please visit the website: www.acecrt.com or contact:

Nancy Barrette
Managing Director - Investments
Wells Fargo Advisors
255 E. Brown Street, Suite 400
Birmingham, MI 48009
(248) 433-8562
1-800-521-9463         
nancy.barrette@wellsfargoadvisors.com

 

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The American Council of Engineering Companies, or ACEC, provides private consulting engineering firms with the tools and educational opportunities to be better business owners and managers.

ACEC is the only national organization of engineers engaged in the practice of consulting engineering. It is comprised of 51 state and regional Member Organizations, representing more than 5,600 independent engineering firms throughout the United States. ACEC’s member firms offer expertise in a wide range of engineering disciplines.

The American Council of Engineering Companies/Nebraska (ACEC/N) represents over 45 consulting engineering firms doing business in Nebraska. Its mission, consistent with the goals of the national organization, is to improve the quality of life in Nebraska by strengthening the business environment for and image of the consulting engineering profession.

Engineered components give us greater mobility, more work and recreational opportunities, and a better overall quality of life than we would otherwise have. The components of our “build environment” --- roads, bridges, tunnels, buildings, sewers, water-treatment systems, hazardous-waste disposal, and others – make people’s lives safer, cleaner and more comfortable.

Engineers figure out how to suspend a bridge, clean rainwater, build earthquake-resistant buildings or heat and cool a 40-story building. The consulting engineer, an independent entrepreneur with specialized expertise, is the technical professional who investigates the physical challenges, then develops the best, most innovative and effective solutions possible.

 

 

ACEC/Nebraska Information

Member Firms
Click here for a list of ACEC/Nebraska members

Want to Become a Member?
Click here to find more information on how to become an ACEC/N member firm.

Our Board of Directors review all membership applications at the Board Meetings.   Click here to start your applications process.

Membership Application

Click the video to hear Senator Ben Nelson's comments on ACEC's accomplishments and the contributions of the engineering industry. (click on movie)

 

 

 

ACEC Nebraska protects your interests in the Legislature
We are an advocate for the promotion and protection of our members business interests at  local, state and national levels.

ACEC Nebraska sponsors seminars, conferences and workshops
We provide resources for engineering companies to improve their business practices, efficiency, profitability and quality.  ACEC/Nebraska provides opportunities for professional development at the state and national level.

ACEC Nebraska is your liaison with state and local agencies
We provide opportunities for member firms to interact with public clients including city governments and state agencies.

ACEC Nebraska offers cost-saving benefit programs
Our members have access to ACEC’s discount programs which are designed to help control your firm’s costs and increasing our member's bottom-line.

ACEC Nebraska promotes our industry
We provide opportunities for engineers to effect positive change within their profession and opportunities to give back to their profession.

ACEC Nebraska publishes an annual directory
Our membership directory is mailed to local, city and state officials to use as a reference when selecting consulting engineering firms for public projects.

Membership Application

2010-2011 Membership Certification

 

Board of Directors 2010-2011

 

   

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MARTIN WIEDENMAN -PRESIDENT

PERFORMANCE ENGINEERING, INC.

12700 WEST DODGE ROAD

OMAHA, NE  68154-8030

402-255-3825 Phone

402-343-3961 Fax

mwiedenman@performancese.com

  John Olsson

JOHN S. OLSSON - PRESIDENT ELECT  

OLSSON ASSOCIATES

1111 LINCOLN MALL  #111

LINCOLN, NE  68508

402-474-6311 Phone

402-474-5160 Fax

jolsson@oaconsulting.com

 

Kyle Anderwon

KYLE ANDERSON - PAST PRESIDENT

FELSBURG HOLT & ULLEVIG

11422 MIRACLE HILLS DRIVE  #410

OMAHA, NE  68154

402-445-4405 Phone

402-445-4394 Fax

kyle.anderson@fhueng.com

 

 

JACK BAKER -TREASURER
BAKER & ASSOCIATES, INC.

120 EAST 16TH STREET, SUITE A

SCOTTSBLUFF, NE  69361

308-632-3123 Phone

308-632-7253 Fax

jack@baker-eng.com

 

 

RICK HERRICK -SECRETARY

ALFRED BENESCH COMPANY

825 J STREET

LINCOLN, NE 68508

402-479-2200 Phone

402-479-2276 Fax

rherrick@hws.com

  Matt Tondl 

MATT TONDL - NATIONAL DIRECTOR

HDR ENGINEERING

8404 INDIAN HILLS DR.

OMAHA, NE 68114

402-399-1000 Phone

402-399-4979 Fax

matt.tondl@hdrinc.com

 

 

 

Schreier

PHIL SCHREIER - STATE DIRECTOR

FARRIS ENGINEERING

11239 CHICAGO CIRCLE

OMAHA, NE 68154

402-330-5900 Phone

402-330-5902 Fax

pschreier@farris-usa.com

 

STEVE KATHOL - STATE DIRECTOR

SCHEMMER ASSOCIATES

1044 N 115TH STREET  SUITE 300

OMAHA, NE 68154

402-493-4800 Phone

402-493-7951 Fax

skathol@schemmer.com

 

 

 

ROB BRIGHAM - STATE DIRECTOR

JEO CONSULTING GROUP

142 WEST 11TH STREET

WAHOO, NE 68066

402-443-4661 Phone

402-443-3508 Fax

rbrigham@jeo.com

 

JANE JORDAN - STATE DIRECTOR

PB AMERICAS, INC

1111 LINCOLN MALL, SUITE 308

LINCOLN, NE 68508

402-323-6560 Phone

402-323-6564 Fax

jordanja@pbworld.com

 

committees

ACEC/NEBRASKA LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
Promote the legislative interest of ACEC/N.  Review, draft, monitor and act on legislation that could have an impact on member firms' bottom line. Communicate legislative issues to our members and the members of the legislature.  Sponsor Legislative Day to assist members in meeting their legislators.

ACEC/NEBRASKA MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE
Recruit prospective members and retain current members of ACEC/N.  Encourage member involvement in the Council and its programs, as well as to ensure ACEC/N is meeting all members needs.

ACEC/NEBRASKA PAC COMMITTEE
Secure and distribute funds for political candidates running for state or local office and ballot initiatives affecting our industry.

ACEC/NEBRASKA BUSINESS PRACTICES COMMITTEE
Establish education programs for the Council’s members to obtain Professional Development Hours for participation.  Promote Qualifications Based Selection as the method for procuring engineering services in Nebraska. Protect our firms from unfair business practices.

ENGINEERING PARTNERSHIP COMMITTEES
Serve as a liaison, provide dialogue, present issues of concern, problem solve, and build/improve relations with officials representing our public partners.

  • Omaha Public Works
  • Lincoln Public Works & Utilities
  • Nebraska Department of Roads
  • Corp of Engineers

INTEGRATED PRACTICES COMMITTEE
Develop opportunities to educate ACEC/Nebraska members and public and private clients about alternate forms of project delivery.  Serve as an educational resource to public and private owners on all types of design methods, and encourage the exclusive use of professional Qualifications Based Selection, QBS.

ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE

Develop industry-wide consensus positions and national leadership on issues important to environmental engineering firms; develop a proactive legislative & regulatory advocacy program and communicate with members on environmental issues that may affect their business.

PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE

Promotes public awareness of the practice of engineering and ACEC/Nebraska.  Publicizes awards programs and all other committee and council activities.

SMALL FIRMS COMMITTEE
Principals meet to discuss issues commonly faced by smaller consulting firms.


 

 

 

ACEC/NEBRASKA LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
Dan Park, Chair

Mark Pohlmann, Co-Chair

ACEC /NEBRASKA MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE
Loren Steenson, Chair

POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

(PAC)
Mike McMeekin, Chair

ACEC National PAC Chairperson

Dan Thiele, Chair
ACEC Nebraska PAC

BUSINESS PRACTICES COMMITTEE

Jane Jordan, Chair

ENGINEERING PARTNERSHIP COMMITTEES

Mike Piernicky, Chair
Omaha Engineering Partnership Sub-Committee

Brad Levich, Chair
Lincoln Engineering Partnership Sub-Committee

Matt McFadden , Chair
Transportation/NDOR

Sub-Committee

Joel Carson , Chair

Corp of Engineers

Sub-Committee

INTEGRATED PRACTICES

COMMITTEE

Matt Kronaizl, Chair

ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE

Eric Obert, Chair

ACEC Nebraska Public Relations Committee
Julie Gasper , Chair

Small Firms Committee
Larry Lewis, Chair

 


 

ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE AWARDS

ANNOUNCED AT A RECEPTION AND DINNER, FEBRUARY 16, 2010

AT THE CHAMPIONS RUN COUNTRY CLUB IN OMAHA, NEBRASKA.

 

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS.....

 

EEA Awards Night:

 

                 

             

 

          

 

From ACEC National

 

Eight Firms Vie For Engineering’s Top Honor at EEA Gala at Convention

Now that the Oscars are over, the spotlight turns to the “Academy Awards of the engineering industry”—the upcoming Engineering Excellence Awards at the ACEC Annual Convention in Washington, D.C. on April 27.

The annual black-tie EEA Gala will celebrate 163 engineering projects by Member Firms. Emmy Award-winner Ross Shafer will serve as the Master of Ceremonies.

Vying for the Grand Conceptor Award—the highest honor—will be eight Member Firms: Walter P Moore for Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, Texas; Hatch Mott MacDonald/Jacobs Joint Venture, Central Link Section 710, Beacon Hill Station and Tunnels, Seattle, Wash.; Magnusson Klemencic Associates, Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre, Dallas, Texas; HNTB Corp., Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge, Omaha, Neb.; Brown and Caldwell, Littleton/Englewood Wastewater Treatment Plant, Englewood, Colo.; Hatch Mott MacDonald, Sea-To-Sky Highway Improvement, Horseshoe Bay to Whistler, British Columbia; Michael Baker Jr., Inc., TMI Steam Generator Transport Project, Middletown, Pa.; HDR Engineering Inc., Gills Onions Advanced Energy Recovery System, Oxnard, Calif.

In addition, HDR’s “Nebraska City 2 Power Plant” has received and Honor Award and CH2MHill’s “Omaha Long Term Control Plan” study was a National Finalist.

 

Congratulations to our members on recognition of their outstanding projects.  Good luck to HNTB on the Grand Conceptor Award.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GRAND AWARD...  

                                       

BOB KERREY PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE

HNTB CORPORATION

FOR THE CITY OF OMAHA, NEBRASKA

 

Grand Award: HNTB Corporation

"Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge"

L to R: Kyle Anderson ACEC/N Pres., Larry Foster City of Council Bluffs, Kelly Van Elders HNTB, Chris Brown HNTB, Mayor Tom Hanafan Council Bluffs Iowa, Melinda Pearson City of Omaha, NE, Mayor Jim Suttle Omaha, NE and Lt Governor Sheehy

 

 

 

Honor Award: CH2M Hill in association with HDR Engineering and Lamp, Rynearson & Associates

"Omaha Long Term Control Plan (CSO)"

L to R: Kyle Anderson ACEC/N Pres., Tom Heinemann CH2M Hill, Marty Grate City of Omaha, NE, and Lt. Governor Sheehy

 

 

 

Honor Award: HDR Engineering

"OPPD Nebraska City 2"

L to R: Kyle Anderson ACEC/N Pres., Matt Ferguson HDR Engineering, Tim Yager

OPPD, and Lt. Governor Sheehy.

 

 

 

Honor Award: Morrissey Engineering

"4940 Building"

L to R: Kyle Anderson ACEC/N Pres., Nick Limpach Morrissey Engineering, George Morrissey - Morrissey Engineering, and

Lt. Governor Sheehy.

 

 

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Congratulations to Craig Reinsch from Lincoln, NE who was named as one of 5 ACEC National 2010 Young Professionals of the Year.

Craig Reinsch, P.E., is an associate engineer for Olsson Associates in Lincoln, Nebraska. He has worked on various projects involving water supply and distribution, wastewater collection and treatment, hydraulic modeling, and construction services. His most recent accomplishment included on-site construction services for a lake community's sanitary sewer collections system, resulting in saving over $500,000 and mitigating homeowner concerns. He has written four technical and conference proceedings articles and has presented at several local, national, and international conferences related to his research and professional experience.

Reinsch also takes time out to give back to his community, including recently chairing Nebraska's Water for People committee and being involved in their international development in the Dominican Republic. He also works at the University of Nebraska as an adjunct lecturer and is a Boy Scouts of American volunteer and an Eagle Scout. He holds a bachelor's degree in civil engineering and master's degree in environmental engineering both from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln

 

 

 

ACEC/Nebraska Testifies at Senator Ben Nelson's

Transportation Summit

ACEC/N President Kyle Anderson and Past President Matt Tondl provided testimony about the effect bureaucratic delays and decisions are having on our state’s transportation delivery system before a panel convened by Senator Ben Nelson.

 

Senator Nelson convened the transportation summit “so local, state and federal stakeholders can discuss ways to get Nebraska projects under construction and completed more efficiently.”

 

Senator Nelson was joined on the panel by U.S. Federal Highway Administrator Victor Mendez and Nebraska State Senator Deb Fischer, chair of the Transportation and Telecommunications Committee. NDOR Director Monty Fredrickson and FHWA Nebraska Division Administrator Joe Werning were in the audience. The summit was held at the Lincoln City Council Chambers and it was an overflow crowd of more than 150.

 

Anderson and Tondl’s testimony noted that Federal Highway has essentially shut down the planning and design of projects by taking actions that were not necessary.  They noted in particular the unprecedented approach being taken to procuring professional services.  Their presentation outlined the basic concerns in three questions:

  • Why are changes being made to processes or policies that were not of concern?
  • Why are changes being made to processes or polices that already met federal guidelines? 
  • And why, when a change is made, is the most restrictive approach being taken?

 

Senator Nelson asked each testifier to present solutions as well as describe the problems.  ACEC/N’s key recommendations focused on these three areas: 

  • Professional Services Procurement
  • Engineering Services
  • Environmental Document Review

 

The full descriptions of the recommendations can be viewed below.

 

We will be heavily involved in the summit follow up to effect positive changes for our industry.  

 

The ACEC/N presentation can be viewed here: 

FHWA LPA March 10 Presentation

 

The entire summit can be viewed here: 

nelsonsummit

 

 

 

 

COMING EVENTS

MAY- JUNE 2010

June 8, 2010 -         Annual Meeting at Ironhorse Golf Club, Meeting & Lunch 10-1--Golf at 1:15

 

2010-2011 Membership Certification Due April 30, 2010

 

Click here for 2009-2010 Calendar

November 10, 2009 over 30 attended the AASHTO Audit Guide Seminar. The seminar was presented by Lynda Konomos, External Audit Manager for HNTB. 

Click below for Lynda's power point presentation.

Audit Guide and FAR ( Part 1)

Audit Guide and FAR (Part 2)

Audit Guide and FAR (Part 3)

   

 

 2008-2009

ANNUAL REPORT..

CLICK HERE TO READ ABOUT OUR BUSY YEAR

 

Awards and Scholarships

 2010 EEA AWARDS

 

2008-2009 EEA AWARDS

 

 

2010 Public Relations Awards

 

 

2010 ACEC Scholarship Program

ACEC Nebraska, as a Member Organization of ACEC National, is given the opportunity to participate in the ACEC

Scholarship Program.  All applications must be submitted to ACEC/Nebraska and at that time screened and approved for subsmission to the national judging.  ACEC/Nebraska can submit two candidates for the 2010 year scholarship--one applicant for the ACEC General Scholarship and one applicant for the Specialty CASE Scholarship.  The CASE applicant must be enrolled in a Master's degree Application deadline to ACEC/Nebraska for the 2010 Scholarship Program is Monday March 1, 2010.

                                                    

     

                                                       Guidelines                             Eligiibility                                  Application

       

 

 

 

 

 

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Links

Please visit these other sites for more information:

American Council of Engineering Companies (National)
www.acec.org

Nebraska Board of Engineers & Architects
www.ea.state.ne.us/

Nebraska Society of Professional Engineers
www.nspenebraska.org

National MATHCOUNTS
www.mathcounts.org

Engineers Week 2008
www.eweek.org

 

 

 

 

 

Contact Us

 

ACEC/Nebraska
Cornhusker Plaza
301 S. 13th St., Ste. 101
Lincoln, NE 68508

402-476-2572 - Phone
402-476-9850 - Fax

 

 STAFF

                                 

      Bea Seybert                                  Jackie McCullough

 Director of Finance                            Executive Director

 and Administration                                                                         

 

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