Engineers Week

National Engineers Week was founded in 1951 by The National Society of Professional Engineers and is celebrated annually during the week 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 Engineering Society of Baltimore hosts educational events and activities all week with Baltimore's most prominent engineers and technology educators promoting a variety of engineering disciplines to students expanding to include a Maritime Day, Cyber Security, and a Trade/Technical Day.

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The Engineers Club and all the Associate Societies encourage everyone to come out and support these activities. Events are hosted at The Garrett-Jacobs Mansion, the Baltimore Museum of Industry, Morgan State University, and many more! The ESB Education Foundation cannot host our numerous Engineers' Week events without the support of our volunteers or sponsors. 

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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.