Wilson elected president of the NSPE-Ohio
Rodney Wilson
Rodney Wilson, P.E., was elected president of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers at the organization’s 146th annual meeting. He will lead the legislative, educational and service activities for the engineering profession in Ohio. Wilson also is Ohio’s new delegate to the National Society of Professional Engineers House of Delegates.
With a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Pennsylvania State University, Wilson is retired from both the Ohio Department of Transportation District 11 (New Philadelphia) and W.E. Quicksall & Associates. Over his career Wilson worked in traffic engineering and on the maintenance of traffic and construction projects.
“Rodney’s dynamic professional background and his personal dedication to professional engineering will serve NSPE-Ohio well during his tenure as president,” Executive Director Tim Schaffer said.
Wilson, a member of NSPE-Ohio, and his wife Candace reside in New Philadelphia. He is a past chair of NSPE-Ohio’s Professional Engineers in Government practice division. Together, Rodney and Candace Wilson earned the EFO President’s Award in 2018.
NSPE-Ohio, a state society of the National Society of Professional Engineers, was established in 1878 to promote the ethical conduct of practicing engineers, high standards for engineering education, and to advance public safety and welfare. NSPE-Ohio represents all disciplines and interest groups of the engineering profession: industry, private practice, government, construction and education.