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Dr. Steven Barrett, PE and Dr. Cindy Jones pose with College of Engineering and Physical Sciences Ambassadors Ever Johnson and Will Brooks (above). Dr. Steven Barrett, PE (below), spoke at the Wyoming Engineer's Week Proclamation signing with the Honorable Governor Mark Gordon on, February 17, 2026.
Troy Niesen, Exam and Outreach Coordinator Wyoming Board; Shannon Stanfill, Executive Director Wyoming Board; Cindy Jones, PhD, Program Manager, Engineering Outreach University of Wyoming; Honorable Governor Mark Gordon; Will Brooks and Ever Johnson, University of Wyoming College of Engineering and Physical Sciences Student Ambassadors; and Steven Barrett, PhD, PE.
Eweek2026 engaged with 5,002 students in 289 classrooms from 104 schools in 21 counties participating with 119 engineer volunteers from 61 firms! We are celebrating that 73% of Wyoming's third graders participated in Engineers Week 2026.
Albertson Engineering Inc. a Division of RESPEC
Architectural Engineering Consultants
AVI
Bradken
CES Engineering Services MT, LLC
City of Gillette
City of Green River
Department of Health, State of Wyoming
DOWL
Dry Fork Mine
Dwel, Inc.
Engineering Associates
Engineering Design Associates
Ghost Solutions LLC
HDR Engineering, Inc.
HF Sinclair
Inberg-Miller Engineers
Industrial Systems Consulting
JBW Consulting
Jorgensen Assocciates
Kirkwood Oil and Gas
KL&A Engineers and Builders
KL&A, Inc.
KLJ Engineering
LandOne Engineering
Laramie County public works
Lovas Engineering
Martin/Martin Wyoming
Mechanical Design Works
Morrison Maierle
Mountain States Consulting Services
Navajo Transitional Energy Company - Cordero Rojo Mine
High Plains Power
national park service - grand teton national park
NCS Wash
Orso Oil & Gas Consulting, LLC
Peabody Energy
Pickett and Associates
Powder River Energy Corp
PRECorp
Providence Engineering and Environmental Group
RockSol Consulting Group
Simplot
Stantec Consulting Services Inc
State of Wyoming
Stocks Consulting, Inc.
Sunrise Engineering
Tarver Consulting
Thunder Basin Coal Company LLC
Trihydro Corporation
True Companies (Bridger Pipeline)
U.S. Navy (retired)
University of Wyoming
USDA- NRCS
UW CEPS Student Ambassador
Venture Services LLC
We Soda
Williams
WLC Engineering and Surveying
WYDOT
Y2 Consultants.com
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March 16-22, 2025
Dr. Cindy Jones (above) and Jack Studley, LS (below), spoke at the Wyoming Land Surveyor's Week Proclamation signing with the Honorable Governor Mark Gordon on, March 6, 2025.
Shelley Macy, PE; Cotton Jones, LS; Jack Studley, LS; John Lee, LS; Honorable Governor Mark Gordon; Cindy Jones, PhD, Program Manager, Engineering Outreach University of Wyoming; Krista Matthews, Assistant Executive Director; Troy Niesen, Exam and Outreach Coordinator Wyoming Board; Taylor LaForce, UWCEPS Student Ambassador; and Shannon Stanfill, Executive Director Wyoming Board.
Professional Land Surveyors have a positive impact on Wyoming and the nation's economy. Professional surveyors help determine maps and boundaries that are used to establish land use and ownership. Their efforts to protect public property by using professional knowledge and proven skills provides critical support to a variety in industries including: design services, energy, heavy construction, infrastructure and residential building, just to name a few.
The Wyoming Board joins the nation in celebrating Professional Surveyors by recognizing Wyoming's surveyors this week and all year! Check out below how high-school and middle-school students can benefit from having a licensed professional land surveyor visit their classrooms!
We invite educators and students in grades 9-12 to connect and collaborate with professional land surveyors and GIS professionals as part of a statewide effort to raise awareness about these professions while supporting STEM objectives. Students will engage in an activity involving a web-based, interactive map called GEOInquiry that will connect students to their communities, Wyoming, the U.S. and the entire globe.
There will be no change to the approved calculators for 2025. The approved calculator list for 2025 NCEES examinations is as follows:
• Hewlett-Packard: HP 33s
• Hewlett-Packard: HP 35s
• Casio: fx-115 models (i.e., Casio models beginning with “fx-115”)
• Casio: fx-991 models (i.e., Casio models beginning with “fx-991”)
• Texas Instruments: TI-30X models (i.e., TI models beginning with “TI-30X”)
• Texas Instruments: TI-36X models (i.e., TI models beginning with “TI-36X”)
The PE Electrical and Computer: Power exam will be administered with new specifications in October 2025. The specifications will be posted on the NCEES website in April 2025.
The PE Electrical and Computer: Computer Engineering exam will be administered with new specifications in October 2025. The specifications will be posted on the NCEES website in April 2025.
The PE Mechanical: HVAC and Refrigeration exam will be administered with new specifications in October 2025. The specifications will be posted on the NCEES website in April 2025.
The PE Mechanical: Machine Design and Materials exam will be administered with new specifications in October 2025. The specifications will be posted on the NCEES website in April 2025.
The PE Mechanical: Thermal and Fluid Systems exam will be administered with new specifications in October 2025. The specifications will be posted on the NCEES website in April 2025.
The PE Mining and Mineral Processing exam will be administered with new specifications in October 2025. The specifications will be posted on the NCEES website in April 2025.
The PE Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering exam will be administered with new specifications in October 2025. The specifications will be posted on the NCEES website in April 2025.
There will be no new specifications or design standards for the exams that will be administered in the Spring of 2025.
PhD Application Deadline
All PhD Applicants going before the March 23, 2026 Board meeting will need to have all application materials submitted by noon.
Application Deadline
All Applicants going before the March 23, 2026, Board meeting will need to have all application materials submitted by noon.
February, 21, 2026, between 12-1 PM MST (2-3 PM EST)
March 21, 2026, between 3-7 PM MDT (5-9 PM EDT)
April 18, 2026, between 12-1 PM MDT (2-3 PM EDT)
May 18, 2026, between 12-1 PM MDT (2-3 PM EDT)
June 13, 2026, between 3-7 PM MDT (5-9 PM EDT)
July 18, 2026, between 12-1 PM MDT (2-3 PM EDT)
August 15, 2026, between 12-1 PM MDT (2-3 PM EDT)
September 19, 2026, between 3-7 PM MDT (5-9 PM EDT)
October 17, 2026, between 12-1 PM MDT (2-3 PM EDT)
November 21, 2026, between 12-1 PM MST (2-3 PM EST)
December 19, 2026, between 3-7 PM MST (5-9 PM EST)
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