Advancing the Welfare of the Engineering Profession

The Chapter organizes events to provide educational, networking and social opportunities for engineering professionals, and hosts annual fundraising activities to support our scholarship fund which encourages area youths and assists them in pursuing an engineering education, in order to continue the tradition of technological excellence in the Capital District.

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Officers & Directors

Darren Tracy P.E

President, Golf Tournament Co-Chair

Nikhil Bodhankar P.E.

Vice President, Scholarship Co-Chair

Andrew Millspaugh P.E.

Recording Secretary

Mark S. Ritter P.E.

Treasurer, Scholarship Co-Chair, E-Week Committee Member, Past-President

Douglas P.Cole P.E.

2025-2027 Director, Golf Tournament Co-Chair, Membership Chair, Past-President

Tyler Meek P.E.

2025-2027 Director, Communications Chair

David J. Hansen P.E.

2025-2027 Director, Mathcounts Co-Chair, Elections Chair, Past-President

Scott Stevens P.E.

2024-2026 Director

Richard Nolan P.E.

2024-2026 Director

C.J. Carus P.E.

2024-2026 Director, E-Week Committee Member

Steven N. Moore P.E.

NYSSPE NE Regional V.P., Mathcounts Co-Chair, Past-President

Daniel M. Shearer P.E.

Golf Tournament Co-Chair, Immediate Past-President

Engineer's Creed

As a Professional Engineer, I dedicate my professional knowledge and skill to the advancement and betterment of human welfare.

I Pledge:

  • To give the utmost of performance;
  • To participate in none but honest enterprise;
  • To live and work according to the laws of men and the highest standards of professional conduct;
  • To place service before profit, the honor and standing of the profession before personal advantage, and the public welfare above all other considerations.

In humility and with need for Divine Guidance, I make this pledge.

Adopted by National Society of Professional Engineers, June 1954

Our Sponsors

New York State Society of Professional Engineering Annual Sponsorship Program

Every year we provide scholarships to outstanding area high school seniors who will begin their engineering studies at an approved engineering school.