What is the Engineers Roundtable?
Engineers Week is traditionally the week in February that encompasses George Washington's actual birthday (February 22), although some adjustments are occasionally necessary. For more on this, see our old press release.
Based in Omaha, Nebraska, the Engineers Roundtable focuses on being a central location for people in and around Omaha to find out where to go for any type of engineering activity. We maintain current records of contacts for engineering-associated organizations.
The Engineers Roundtable is a group that formed through various organizations and clubs. One person from each of the local engineering-related organizations or clubs sits on the Roundtable and helps plan events.
The representative from each organization is also responsible for taking back the information planned on the Roundtable to share with their own membership so we can get enough volunteers or attendees for the events that we plan. We hold open-house events at local high schools to educate kids on engineering as well as proclamation signings with local mayors. We also plan an annual banquet so that local professionals can mingle with those who they may not normally get to interact with (i.e. other engineering disciplines).
Any engineering-, science-, or technology-related organization is welcome to join in and become a part of what we do. We do not always know what groups are in town so when we learn of one, we make an effort to invite them.
E-week is sponsored nationally by the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE), a sponsor company and one of the participating organizations (on a rotating basis). Please see eweek.org for more information on a national level.
Based in Omaha, Nebraska, the Engineers Roundtable focuses on being a central location for people in and around Omaha to find out where to go for any type of engineering activity. We maintain current records of contacts for engineering-associated organizations.
The Engineers Roundtable is a group that formed through various organizations and clubs. One person from each of the local engineering-related organizations or clubs sits on the Roundtable and helps plan events.
The representative from each organization is also responsible for taking back the information planned on the Roundtable to share with their own membership so we can get enough volunteers or attendees for the events that we plan. We hold open-house events at local high schools to educate kids on engineering as well as proclamation signings with local mayors. We also plan an annual banquet so that local professionals can mingle with those who they may not normally get to interact with (i.e. other engineering disciplines).
Any engineering-, science-, or technology-related organization is welcome to join in and become a part of what we do. We do not always know what groups are in town so when we learn of one, we make an effort to invite them.
E-week is sponsored nationally by the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE), a sponsor company and one of the participating organizations (on a rotating basis). Please see eweek.org for more information on a national level.
E-week dates
February 16–22, 2020
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2019 February 17–23
2018 February 18–24
2017 February 19–25
2016 February 21–27
2015 February 22–28
2014 February 16–22
2013 February 17–23
2012 February 19–25
2011 February 20–26
2010 February 14–20
2009 February 15–21
2008 February 17–23
2018 February 18–24
2017 February 19–25
2016 February 21–27
2015 February 22–28
2014 February 16–22
2013 February 17–23
2012 February 19–25
2011 February 20–26
2010 February 14–20
2009 February 15–21
2008 February 17–23