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It encourages engineering graduates to pursue the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam early, explains the FE exam scheduling flow through NCEES and Pearson VUE, and highlights Maine testing locations. 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Greim, PE, Vice Chair  \n􀁸 George W. Ames, PE, Complaint Officer  \n􀁸 Lawrence E. Bartlett, PE  \n􀁸 Joyce Noel Taylor, PE  \n􀁸 Knud E. Hermansen, PE, PLS, Esq., PhD  \nInside this issue:  \nFE Results  \nPE results  \nUsing PE Credentials  \nNCEES Notes  \nNew NCEES Interface  \nServe on the PE Board  \nEngineering Expo  \n2  \n2  \n3  \n4  \n4  \n4  \n5  \nSTATE BOARD OF LICENSURE FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS  \nMaine PE News  \nJune 2016 Volume 16, Issue 1  \nThoughts While Driving . . . By Mandy Holway Olver, PE  \nIf you are reading this newsletter, it is likely that you are either on your way to attaining or have already attained the Professional Engineering (P.E.) credential. One of the priorities of the Maine PE Board is to encourage those with engineering degrees to pursue professional licensure. While the P.E. credential is a necessity to practice engineering in some employment positions, it is not for others.  \nWe have been working with universities in Maine that offer engineering programs to encourage students nearing graduation to start the licensure process by taking the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam and becoming certified as an Engineer-Intern. This is the current terminology for what many of us knew as the EIT (Engineer-In-Training) exam. There is no better time to take the FE exam than while a student is approaching graduation. The content of the FE exam is geared to the academic content of undergraduate engineers. Students are used to taking exams, and having the EI credential on the resume of job seeking students may distinguish them from other applicants.  \nThe current process of signing up to take the FE exam is to pay the exam fee to NCEESand schedule a test date at a Pearson Vue testing center. NCEES , the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying, administers the FE and has contracted with Pearson Vue to provide exam services. Applicants make an appointment at their convenience to take the 6-hour exam. In Maine the exam centers are located in Bangor and Westbrook. There are numerous locations throughout the U.S. For The following links are sources of more information on the exam center and exams: [http://](http://)[ ](http://)[www.pearsonvue.com/ncees/](www.pearsonvue.com/ncees/ and)[ and](www.pearsonvue.com/ncees/ and) [http://ncees.org/exams/fe-exam/](http://ncees.org/exams/fe-exam/)  \nBefore the computer-based format now offered at testing centers, applicants were given an opportunity to take the exam on campus on a fixed date. While that inflexible date might have been an inconvenience for some, for many it presented a fixed target date to prepare for and take the exam. The problem with scheduling the exam at your convenience has resulted in many potential registrants never getting around to taking the FE, and subsequently never taking the PE.  \nAs members of the PE community, we ask for your help in promoting licensure. If you are in a position to interact with graduating students, please ask them if they have signed up for the FE exam and explain how passing that exam and becoming credentialed has helped you in your career.  \nMaine PE News  \nPage 2  \nFE Exam Results Jun 2015 to Dec 2015  \nThese are the individuals who successfully passed the FE exam between June 1, 2015 and December 31, 2015. Because the FE exam is now a computer-based examination, there are no longer fixed testing dates.  \nHans Albee Derek Allan Ian Allan  \nStephanie Beadle  \nJonathan Belanger  \nSunil Bhandari Ian Black Marissa Boivin  \nJonathan Bouchard  \nKyle Castagnetto  \nPerry Chan  \nMichael Chin  \nAlexander Cole  \nKevin Conroy  \nSean Dinan  \nLaura Donovan  \nDaniel Dorfman  \nTeagan Dunfey  \nChula Gangsa  \nCameron Guild  \nAllen Guinoo  \nKerem Gungor  \nMichael Hanestad Nicholas Haritos Cotter Jackson  \nBenjamin Johnson  \nJordyn Mallett  \nEvan McMahon Christopher Morin Mark Nortz  \nJoshua Nougaret  \nYi Peng  \nErik Ryan  \nAndrew Schanck  \nSean Seeley  \nEmily Tynes Jos","cbCailPoclUbbqaL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailPoclUbbqaL","pdf",1266080,"English","# Thoughts While Driving...\n# FE Exam Results Jun 2015 to Dec 2015\n# Using Professional Engineer Credentials\n## Statutory limits on professional engineer titles","[{\"question\":\"Why does the Maine PE Board encourage engineers to pursue licensure?\",\"answer\":\"The newsletter explains that licensure is a priority of the Maine PE Board and supports those with engineering degrees in becoming professionally credentialed.\"},{\"question\":\"How can a candidate register for the FE exam in Maine?\",\"answer\":\"Applicants pay the FE exam fee to NCEES and schedule a test date at a Pearson VUE testing center; in Maine, centers are located in Bangor and Westbrook.\"},{\"question\":\"What does Maine law say about using the title “Professional Engineer” or “P.E.”?\",\"answer\":\"The newsletter states that using those titles or descriptions is governed by statute and is unlawful to assume or advertise as a professional engineer unless duly licensed or exempted under the chapter.\"}]","Maine PE News - June 2016 Volume 16, Issue 1 | PDF"]