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Date:
May 12, 2026
Location: Online 2-3 p.m. ET
CEUs: 1 hour (NGWA is an approved education sponsor for New York PG/PE continuing education (NYS #105))
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Overview:
Professional ethics are the cornerstone of responsible practice in engineering and geosciences. This seminar explores the critical role that ethical standards play in safeguarding public health, safety, and welfare. Engineers and geoscientists are entrusted with decisions that have far-reaching impacts on communities and the environment. As such, ethical conduct is not optional—it is embedded in the standards of practice and regulatory frameworks that govern both professions. The session will address the importance of integrity, accountability, and transparency in professional conduct, and how these values support public trust. By reinforcing the ethical obligations that come with technical expertise. We will examine real-world scenarios where ethical decision-making was pivotal, highlighting the consequences of both adherence and failure. This seminar aims to inspire professionals to uphold the highest standards in their work and to recognize ethics as a vital component of their daily practice.
Fees
This webinar is being held at no-cost to NGWA Members and Non-members
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