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The Tennessee MATHCOUNTS competition was held on Saturday, March 16, 2013. Forty six students from nineteen different schools competed for the honor to represent Tennessee at the National MATHCOUNTS competition in Washington, D. C., May 9 -12, 2013. Over half of these mathletes® (6th, 7th
and 8th graders from across the state) were on teams representing local Chapters of the Tennessee Society of Professional Engineers (TSPE) and the remainder competed as individual representatives from the local Chapter competitions.
Traditionally, the coach of the winning team at the State level serves as the coach of the Tennessee Team and the top four scorers, regardless of the Chapter or team from which they came to the competition, form the team that represents Tennessee at the National Competition. This year the four members of the winning team are from four different schools, Martin Luther King Magnet (Nashville); Memphis University School (Memphis); Montgomery Bell Academy (Nashville); and White Station Middle School (Memphis). Congratulations to Maggie Qian, the coach of the winning team from Montgomery Bell Academy in Nashville!
Travel time to Nashville from the far reaches of our great state can exceed four hours. To assure our mathletes’ skills were sharp for the competition, TSPE and the Tennessee Engineering Foundation hosted the competitors and coaches at a local hotel on Friday before the competition.
The competition began at the Tennessee Engineering Center with registration, breakfast and some encouraging words from the TSPE President, Jake Greear, PE; Jim Thweatt, MATHCOUNTS State Coordinator and Hal Balthrop, PE, Architects’ and Engineers’ Licensure Board.
Once the competitors were settled, the Sprint Round, which is thirty written questions to be answered in forty minutes without the use of a calculator, was conducted. While those exams were being graded, the Target Round was held. This round requires each competitor to answer
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I thought I’d take a minute to describe to each of you the evolution of my involvement in TSPE and what I’ve gotten out of it. My hope is that at least a few of you will “take the plunge” and commit to serving as an officer, on a committee, or as a volunteer at one of the numerous Chapter and State sponsored events. I think that
you’ll find, as I describe below, that such service most often requires less of a demand on your personal time than you think and, in the end, is overwhelmingly a positive experience.
My first exposure to TSPE came when I was hired by the City of Morristown back in 2001. My boss, then City Engineer Bryan Fowler,
was a member and invited me to attend a Lakeway Chapter meeting. I joined and for the first few years was your standard card-carrying member. I enjoyed the benefits of a monthly PDH and the camaraderie of a more social setting where I could interact with the local engineers who often called on me for City-related matters. With the Lakeway Chapter being one of the smaller ones in the state (10-15 active members), the annual leadership cycle had few faces to turn to and, in 2005, I fell victim to “fresh blood” syndrome. Due to a dysfunctional rotation of positions within the Chapter, I found myself sitting on the State Board before having ever served as Chapter Secretary, Treasurer, President or VP. I felt like I was in a little over my head at first but was welcomed by the other members and quickly brought up to speed.
PRESIDENT’S ARTICLE
MATHCOUNTS STATE COMPETITION – MARCH 16, 2013
by John “Jake” Greear, PE, TSPE President
by Jim Thweatt, PE, State MATHCOUNTS Coordinator
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PresidentJohn (Jake) Greear, [email protected]
President ElectPatrick Smith, [email protected]
Vice PresidentRandal Braker, [email protected]
SecretaryLes Beaver, [email protected]
TreasurerPaul Kelly, [email protected]
Past PresidentJohn Cole, PE, [email protected]
NSPE DelegateBrent Johnson, [email protected]
TSPE HeadquartersTennessee Engineering Center 800 Fort Negley Blvd. Nashville, TN 37203 615-242-2486 www.tnspe.org
Executive DirectorCandy [email protected]
Manager of Member Services / EditorJudy [email protected]
Chattanooga ChapterMaria Karen Barringer, PEEric Dailey Brooks, PEAdam Wilson Green, PEJason Mark Ingram, PEKurtis Michal McCormack, PEAbdul Rahaman Ofoli, PEJeffery Lee Phillips, PELashondria V. Scott, PEDavid Randolph Wiggins, PE
Knoxville ChapterRamzi Behnam Abdul-Ahad, PEEyad Hamdi Ali, PEJason Lynn Bault, PEG. Ted Boyd, PEJoshua Michael Butterfield, PEAaron Daniel Carroll, PEMaxwell Glen Cobble, PEJohn David Coulter, PEMark Haley Driver, PEChris Fullerton, PEColin Stanley Gabhart, PECharles A. Glatt, PEAaron Eugene Jacques, PEMark Stephen Keown, PEChristopher Lee Koboldt, PEJill M. Kovalchik, PERichard Douglas Laney, PERobert Craig Lowe, PEKyle Matthew Mack, PERichard Martin May, PEDavid Michael Metchikoff, PENathan Jeffrey Mills, PEEric Oneil Morris, PEJoseph M. Parker, PEBarrett Grant Roden, PEAndrew Jonathan Sharp, PEDerrick Adam Shaver, PE Adam Daniel Smith, PEAndrew Oren Smith, PE
Knoxville Chapter cont.Christopher Kelman Smith, PEDaniel I. Unger, PEJason Adam Volpe, PEAdam James Vucelich, PECourtney Rose Wolf, PE
Memphis ChapterDaniel Warren Bowling, PEClayton Douglas Brown, PEChawanpon Bunniran, PEJames Houston Cheatham, PEAdam Orren Coats, PELuke Michael Coplin, PEChristopher Ryan Donovan, PEJohn D. Elder, PEMichael M. Falls, PEJames Lyle Greenlee, PECrystal Nichole Henry, PEPaul T. Martin, PEAriel Nguyen Mason, PEChris Blaine Nielsen, PEAlexander L. Shoemaker, PEMatthew Singleton, PECole Haden Smith, PEGeorge Daniel Smith, PEPhillip Jenkins Taylor, PERachel Stone Webb, PEJustin Daniel Wood, PE
Nashville ChapterMohamed Ismail Ahmed, PEDavid Ross Ahnquist, PEFrederick Child Barrell, PEJames Jones Baxter, PEKeith Allen Carpenter, PETimothy Rodney Colvett, PEWilliam Whiteaker Crunk, PEGregory Keith Dyer, PEKevin Dale Eakes, PEJohn M. Foster, PE
Nashville Chapter cont.Evan Andrew Hackett, PEAndrew Dale Huggins, PEBradley Rex Jones, PEEric Leighton Kees, PEThomas Lee Knight, PEClayton Eugene Markham, PEDennis M. Marsh, PEEric Mayhaus, PETimothy Meyer Moore, PEDray Dalton Moultrie, PEHenry Joseph Nirider, PEY’hanna Cathleen Perez-Ortiz, PESon Minh Pham, PESayma Rahman, PECurtiss Pierce Sherwood, PEJon B. Sipes, PEHouston Ryan Smith, PEKurtus Louis Smith, PEJoel Bruce Spaulding, PEJordan Michael Tlumak, PERussell Frederick Tyree, PEHannah Barger Walter, PEEvan J. White, PEMatthew Campbell Winkler, PEDavid Leon Yoder, PEEric Timothy Zgonina, PE
Tullahoma ChapterJonathan Joseph Kodman, PE
Upper East ChapterDavid Wayne Buchanan, PECraig Ryan Leonberg, PEChristopher Allen Pendleton, PE
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Thanks to all of you who showed up for Engineers’ Day on the Hill to support your profession on a windy and rainy day in early March. We had about 80 engineers who visited with legislators and expressed concerns about proposed bills that impact the safety of Tennesseans and the role engineers play in improving our
communities. The issues of concern include:
• opposing the proposal to allow cities to adopt codes for commercial and residential construction which are less restrictive than the building codes adopted by the State Fire Marshal (HB 92/SB 281) – as a result of the efforts of many, the bill will be on hold for this session and the State Fire Marshal will get interested parties together to discuss seismic concerns;
• endorsing the bill to update the National Electrical Safety code for supply stations and lines (HB 350/SB 492) – this bill has been signed by the Governor;
• opposing efforts to limit the ability of state agencies to contract with the private sector for services (HB 1052/SB 1188) – at deadline time, this bill is still being considered in committee;
• supporting legislation to establish a STEM stipend for college students with declared majors in science, technology, engineering or math (HB 241/SB 19) – the fiscal note of $7.4 million has slowed down this bill;
• concern for a bill requiring manufacturers to verify the safety of products to be added to public drinking water systems (HB 1215/SB 1274) – in its current form, this bill will not pass, but amendments are being considered addressing concern for fluoride; and
• supporting a proposal to phase out the professional privilege tax over 10 years (HB 318/SB 277) – because of its huge fiscal impact, this bill is not making progress.
If you would like more information on any of these, let me know ([email protected]) or go to www.legislature.state.tn.us.
If you missed the grassroots lobbying effort on March 5, it’s not too late to contact your state legislators. Legislators appreciate hearing from their constituents. They value the unique perspective engineers bring to the issues. Don’t know who your legislators are? Go to www.legislature.state.tn.us and fill in your home address in the lower right corner.
It was such a great success in 2012 that we hope you will mark your calendars for Sept 12-13, when TSPE, ACEC of Tennessee, and ASCE will once again have a combined annual meeting at the Embassy Suites Murfreesboro.
The NSPE Annual Meeting will be in Minneapolis July 17-21 and the schedule will be full of interesting professional development opportunities.
We encourage you to participate in the activities of your chapter, state, and national professional society.
ENGINEERS REACHING OUT TO LEGISLATORSBy Candy Toler, Executive Director of TSPE and ACEC of TN
Steve Field, Speaker Beth Harwell, Jake Greear and TSPE/ACEC of TN Executive Director, Candy Toler
Lt. Governor Ron Ramsey; Candy Toler; Andy Miles, Vaughn & Melton; Jake Greear; and Steve Field, Stantec.
The Tennessee Engineering Foundation (TEF) awarded three students scholarships. Rebecca Escue from Portland, TN, who is a junior in mechanical engineering at Tennessee Technological University, Cookeville won the $3,500 Dorothy and Arthur Crouch Memorial Scholarship. TEF scholarships of $3,000 each were awarded to Dustin Morris from Lewisburg, TN, who is a junior in electrical engineering at Tennessee Technological University, and to Nicholas True from Georgetown, TN, who is a sophomore in mechanical engineering at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
The TEF was established by a group of engineering organizations to advance and support the engineering profession in the State of Tennessee. TEF raises funds for scholarships and other kindergarten - 12th grade science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education support activities, such as MATHCOUNTS. The TEF is headquartered at the Tennessee Engineering Center, 800 Fort Negley Blvd., Nashville, TN, 615-242-2486.
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Knoxville ChapterYoung Engineer of the Year: Adam Byard, PE, West Knoxville Utility DistrictPE in Government: Steve King, PE, City of KnoxvilleDistinguished Service Award: Darrell Armentrout, PE, TVAEmployer of the Year: Cannon and Cannon, Inc.
Chattanooga ChapterPeople to People: Dr. Richard Manning, UT ChattanoogaTechnician of the Year: Caleb Hammontree, Thompson EngineeringYoung Engineer of the Year: Creed Taylor, PE, Westinghouse Electric CompanyEngineer of the Year: Brian Jason Huffine, PE, TVA
Nashville ChapterYoung Engineer of the Year: Jonathan D. Haycraft, PE, Gresham, Smith and PartnersOutstanding Engineer of the Year: Edwin A. McDougle, PE, Ross Bryan AssociatesPE in Government: William M. (Mike) Wilson, PE, U. S. Army Corps of EngineersDistinguished Service Award: Dr. Kenneth F. Galloway, Vanderbilt University
Memphis ChapterYoung Engineer of the Year: Nicholas W. Brown, PE, Fisher & Arnold, Inc.Outstanding Engineer of the Year: Norman Phillip Cathey, PE, Fisher & Arnold, Inc. PE in Government: Renee Stoll, PE, Memphis Light, Gas and WaterDistinguished Service Award: George Holliday, PE, Buchart Horn, Inc. Outstanding Employer: Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.
Chattanooga ChapterJack W. Anderson, PEMaria K. Barringer, PEAbdul R. Ofoli, PERobert D. Ramsey Jr., PE
Memphis ChapterJames H. Cheatham, PEJohn D. Elder, PEWarner Howe, PERoy B. Martin
Nashville ChapterJames Baxter, PEAndrew D. Huggins, PEThomas Lee Knight, PEJoel B. Spaulding, PEJames Daniel Wamble, PEEvan White, PE
Knoxville ChapterRamzi B. Abdul-Ahad, PE, PhDAnthony Crist, PEJames Ralph Dougan, PE
Knoxville Chapter cont.Chris L. Fullerton, PEBrad Jarrett, PE, PMPJulian V. Link, PEKristy L. Manahan, PEDavid Metchikoff, PEAndrew Michael Nack, PEJames Anthony Quarve, PEAndrew J. Sharp, PECampbell Wallace Jr., PEKreis Wetherington, PEMichael Wilmoth, PE
Tullahoma ChapterEugene Addison Tennyson Jr., PE
Student ChapterKevin F. Alexander, PEKhalid BasitNatalie BeitelNathan Patrick HeltonCarmen HuntPhillip PirkleGarrett Michael Sexton
NEW TSPE MEMBERS A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR 2013 MATHCOUNTS SPONSORS AND VOLUNTEERS
SPONSORSTN Engineering FoundationTSPEACEC Nashville ChapterASHRAEASCE, TN SectionCSIIEEESAME
VOLUNTEERSHal Balthrop, PEClint Camp, PEJohn Cole, PE, PhDJim Currey, PE, F. NSPEJake Greear, PEAlan Long, PE, F. NSPEMandy FallosJennifer ShipmanAmy Spann, PEDarrell Trimble, PEJim Thweatt, PE (State Coordinator)
MEMBERS NEWSTullahoma Lego League - Eleven teams from the Middle Tennessee area competed on Nov. 17, 2012, at the Tullahoma regional FIRST Lego League competition and on Dec. 8, 2012, at the Tennessee state competition. The Golden Ninjas from Tullahoma (pictured below) took third place in presentation at the State competition.
Bottom row left to right: Brynlee Bussell, Mathew Hise, Graham Dorrell, Drake Sizemore; Middle Row left to right: Seth Little, Riley and Ryan Benton, Zack Sheeley; back row-Mike Hamby, Joe Sheeley
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PRESIDENT’S ARTICLE continued from page 1I served my two-year term and then another two years with the Board as the dysfunctional officer rotation was ironed out within the Lakeway Chapter. When I completed the second Board term in 2009, I took a year off from officer service. During that year I was asked if I’d be willing to go through the State leadership cycle beginning in 2010. I was both flattered by the request and wary of the daunting responsibility involved. Not only did I question whether I could fit the additional time demands into my schedule but also my own worthiness. After mulling it over and discussing the matter with my new employer, McGill Associates, I accepted and have been on the four-year roller coaster ride ever since.
Now that you’ve seen what the typical (or atypical at times) process is for someone getting involved in TSPE leadership, I hope that you won’t be turned off by the length of service generally involved. From my experience, the time flies, the amount of time required to fulfill
your obligations is surprisingly limited, and your employer will be more supportive than you thought. I’ve continually been exposed to new opportunities, met and worked with many interesting people, and been pushed to grow beyond my comfort zone. During my TSPE service, I’ve particularly been struck by the importance of the duties that the Society performs on behalf of engineers and the public at-large, as well as the number of good people in the support structure that help to carry them out. I have thoroughly enjoyed my experience so far and know that I’m better off for it. I hope that you, too, will step out and assist in some way. You’ll be glad you did.
Humbly yours, John Greear, PE
MATHCOUNTS COMPETITION continued from page 1
TN State Team (L to R) John Hartley, Martin Luther King (Nashville); Ohm Patel, White Station Middle School (Memphis); Chang Yu, Memphis University School; Jake Greear, Tony Huang, Montgomery Bell Academy (Nashville); Lisa Su (Alternate), White Station MIddle School and Maggie Qian, Coach, Montgomery Bell Academy
eight written questions in twenty four minutes. Calculators are permitted in the Target Round and the problems certainly require them!
Following the two rounds of individual competition, each team of four worked collectively in the Team Round to solve a set of ten problems in twenty minutes. Then the competitors, coaches, parents, guests and volunteers relaxed over a pizza lunch. After lunch, the top eight individual competitors participated in the Countdown Round. Conducted in a single elimination bracket format, two competitors at a time competed to solve problems in under forty five seconds.
Following the Countdown Round, Jake Greear, PE, TSPE President, presented the awards The winner of the Countdown Round winner was Tony Huang from the Montgomery Bell Academy in Nashville and the runner up was Ohm Patel from White Station Middle School in Memphis.
The winner of the Team Round was Montgomery Bell Academy in Nashville. Team members were Tony Huang, Ben Rosenthal, Jack Sullivan, and Micah White. Their Coach Maggie Qian, will also coach the Tennessee Team in Washington. The second place team was from White Station Middle School, Memphis; and the third place team was from Jefferson Middle School, Oak Ridge.
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TSPE, ACEC of TN and ASCE will join together again for the 2013 Annual MeetingEmbassy Suites Murfreesboro | September 12-13, 2013
ANNUAL MEETING EDUCATION RFP FOR PRESENTERS
The education track teams are already hard at work planning a great program for the Sept. 12-13 meeting at Embassy Suites Murfreesboro. Presentation slots are filling up fast, so submit a brief abstract (no more than 1 page), including the presentation title, presenter’s name, title, organization/company, business address, phone number, and email address in Microsoft Word to the appropriate education track leader:Civil & Environmental: Craig Parker ([email protected]) Structural: John Ma ([email protected]) Geotechnical: Leanna Whitwell ([email protected]) Transportation: David Rast ([email protected]) Engineering Management: Tim Verner ([email protected]) Electrical, Mechanical, & Industrial: Randal Braker ([email protected]) Students: Ashley Smith ([email protected])
MARK YOUR CALENDARS AND PLAN TO ATTEND!
TSPE State Officers Ballot for 2013-2014
Ballots were emailed or mailed to all TSPE members on March 27, 2013. The officer nominees for 2013-2014 are listed below:
President Elect:Randal Braker, PE - Duck River Utility Commission
Vice President:Shannon Looney, PE - State Director Lakeway Chapter
Secretary:Les Beaver, PE - Knoxville Utility Board
Treasurer:Paul Kelly, PE - Aerospace Testing Alliance
Patrick Smith, PE, PLS, Vice President of Smith Seckman Reid in Memphis will become TSPE President.
Your ballot must be in TSPE’s office at the address below no later than 5 pm CDT on April 20, 2013.
EVENTS CALENDARMAY 10-11
TSPE Board Retreat and Meeting | Paris Landing State Park
JULY 17-21
NSPE Leadership Conference & Annual Meeting | Minneapolis, MN
SEPT 11-13
TSPE/ACEC/ASCE Annual Meeting | Embassy Suites, Murfreesboro
MEMBER NEWS
Joe Ledford, PE, was named as Manager of Client Services for Industrial and Building Services by Barge Waggoner Sumner and Cannon, Inc. Ledford manages the firm’s Knoxville office and serves on the Board of Directors as Chairman. He will maintain those duties as well. Ledford is a 27 year veteran of Barge Waggoner Sumner and Cannon, Inc.
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