Engineers PEI Annual Golf Tournament

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1 Engineers PEI is the business name of The Association of Professional Engineers of the Province of Prince Edward Island 135 Water Street Charlottetown, PE Canada C1A 1A8 Tel: (902) Fax: (902) Summer 2015 Engineers PEI Annual Golf Tournament Created by: Kim Levesque Golf Tournament Nominations!! 2 Please register by Friday, August 28th. Fill out the registration form on the last page and or fax to Kim. New Section: Engineer in Profile 3 Habitat for Humanity Build Day! 4 Engineers Canada News Release 5-6 Lunch & Learn Session - Conflict Resolution Engineers PEI Endowment Fund 8 Engineers PEI Soccer Team 9 7 The Social Committee invites Members, Licensees, Engineers-in-Training, and Student Members to take part in the Engineers PEI Annual Golf Tournament. The golf tournament will be taking place at Stanhope Golf & Country Club on Friday, September 4th, beginning at 1:00pm. The tournament will conclude with a Cheeseburger Platter meal and beverage. Golf Tournament Registration Form 11 Scholarship Applications for Children of Members of Engineers PEI The Scholarship is open to children of Engineers PEI Members in good standing, who are enrolled in Engineering studies at any recognized University. For greater clarity and for the purposes of this scholarship, Members do not include the categories of Engineers-In-Training or Licence to Practise Applications must be received by Engineers PEI no later than August 31st. The Awards will be selected in a Random Draw immediately following the close of application. Recipients will be required to submit proof of Registration in an accepted Engineering program in order to receive the Award. Applicants who have received this scholarship in previous years will be eligible for the award only if there are insufficient first time winners at the time of the drawing. Visit: for more information. MARK YOUR CALENDAR! Engineers PEI Annual Meeting Date: Friday, November 27, 2015 Location: The Rodd Charlottetown Hotel Kent Street Charlottetown The Rodd Charlottetown Hotel Special Accommodations Rate A block of rooms has been reserved at The Rodd Charlottetown Hotel for November 26th and 27th at a special rate of $ (plus HST). The deadline to book the special rate is October 27th. When booking your accommodations, please advise the hotel you are attending the Engineers PEI AGM

2 The Engineers PEI Annual General Meeting will be taking place on Friday, November 27th at The Rodd Charlottetown Hotel in Charlottetown. The Nominating Committee is calling for nominations for first year Council members, as well as nominations for awards, to be presented at our Awards Ceremony at the Annual General Meeting. The Lieutenant Governor s Award for Engineering Achievement will be handed out during National Engineering Month each year. The award categories are: Engineers PEI Engineering Award for Excellence Engineers PEI Young Engineer Achievement Award Engineers PEI Community Service Award Engineers PEI Environment Award The Ralph L. Woodside Memorial Award for Service to the Profession Friend of the Profession Award Honorary Life Members Lieutenant Governor s Award for Engineering Achievement Nominations may be made by any member of Engineers PEI. The nomination form can be found on our website: We encourage all members to consider nominations for awards. Teacher Darwin Woods being presented with the Friend of the Profession Award by Engineers PEI President Justin Dunn, P.Eng. Justin Dunn, P.Eng. presenting the Engineers PEI Young Engineer Achievement Award to Adam Sandler, P.Eng. Engineers PEI President Justin Dunn, P.Eng. presenting Honorary Life Membership to Don MacEwen, FEC, P.Eng. (2014 award winners being presented with their awards at the Annual General Meeting) - 2 -

3 Engineer in Profile - Sidney, MacEwen, EIT, MLA Sidney is the first MLA with an Engineering Degree elected to the PEI Legislature. Sidney MacEwen lives in St. Peter s Harbour, PEI with his wife Anita and their three children, Rylan, Mason, and Mara. Sidney is the son of Don and Arlene MacEwen and was raised on a family potato farm. He attended schools in Morell, before receiving his Diploma in Engineering at UPEI, and then completing his degree in Industrial Engineering at Dalhousie University where he received the Albert Swan Award for contributions to Leadership and Class Life in his graduating year of Before entering politics, Sidney was employed as a Business Consultant with MRSB Consulting Services focusing on efficiency and innovation for manufacturing and processing companies. Sidney has previously worked at the Legislative Assembly in the Office of the Official Opposition as Chief of Staff, and contracts with Maritime Electric and the Provincial Department of Health. Sidney has also fished lobster every spring with his father-in-law from Redhead Harbour in Morell for the past ten years. Extremely active in and supportive of his community, Sidney also serves as Chair of the Morell and Area Enhancement Committee, Vice President of the Morell and Area Development Corporation and is an EIT member with the Association of Professional Engineers of PEI. He volunteers as a coach in local minor hockey, baseball and soccer associations and with the Morell Home and School Association

4 Habitat for Humanity Build Day! The first Engineers PEI Habitat for Humanity Build Day took place on Saturday, June 20th. The Social Committee would like to thank those who helped out during this amazing day! - 4 -

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6 Required: A P.Eng. Partner for a structural and welding Engineering Consulting Firm in PEI, providing services to public and private clients throughout Canada since Please contact: Lokesh Garg, P.Eng Garg Associates, Ltd 3 Greenleaf Drive Charlottetown, PEI Tel lokeshgarg201@gmail.com - 6 -

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8 Engineers PEI Endowment Fund With the approval of the Membership at the 2014 Annual General Meeting, Engineers PEI has created an endowment fund at UPEI. With an initial contribution of $15,000.00, this fund will, with the help of Members and supporters of the UPEI Engineering Program, make a difference every year to a student who has chosen to complete their engineering degree at the University of Prince Edward Island. Beyond the very specific use of the income from this fund, UPEI's endowment pool is fundamental to the university's ability to plan for the long term as it provides a steady stream of income to support student success. For those of you who have made a contribution to this endowment, we hope that you take great pride in your gift and know that it will be forever felt by a UPEI engineering student. For those of you who have yet to make a gift, we encourage you to a be a part of this new and important endowed fund for a UPEI engineering student. Members and supporters will receive a tax receipt directly from UPEI for their donations, which will also be matched by Engineers PEI, up to a total amount of 50% of the net income of the Association for the previous year. This award will be granted to a graduating student from the degree program who registers as an Engineer-in-Training in Prince Edward Island and who has maintained a high academic standing throughout their engineering studies. If you would like to donate to the fund, visit: In the "Designate Your Gift" section, please select, "a designated area of my choice" and enter in, Engineers PEI Graduating Student Award Donate and support future Engineers! - 8 -

9 Women s Soccer Team Engineers PEI Women s Soccer Team This summer marks the first year of the Engineers PEI Women s Soccer Team. This team was formed by the female engineering students at UPEI in efforts to stay fit, connected, and involved, during the summer months. With regular season games coming to an end, the players have playoffs to look forward to, entering with a tally of only 20 goals against in a 15 game season! The team is made up of women in the 2nd and 3rd year of the UPEI School of Sustainable Design Engineering program, as well as their friends. If any female engineers are interested in joining them next season, please contact the EngineersPEI office. The team did not achieve this success on their own. Numerous sponsors offered financial support that aided in the funding of jerseys, registration, league fees, and the cost of refereeing. A special thank you goes out to sponsors Engineers PEI, Atlantech, UPEI Student Union, Kool Kids afterschool care, Birt & McNeil Law, and EB Brown

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