Troy Hughes of Cape Girardeau, Stephen Bubanovich of Poplar Bluff and Christopher Lambert of Sikeston were among 120 newly Missouri registered professional engineers invited to last weekend's certificate-presentation ceremony hosted by the Missouri Society of Professional Engineers (MSPE) and the Missouri Board of Architects, Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors (MOAPELS).
Attainment of a professional engineering licenses required graduation from a 4-year engineering program, passage of an 8-hour engineer-in-training examination, and four yeas of work experience under supervision of a licensed professional engineer.
Certificates were presented by Charles Owsley, president of MSPE) and Dr. Paul R. Munger chairman of MOAPELS.
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