University at Buffalo: Reporter

Order of the Engineer

Living up to the highest ethical ideals of the profession is the goal of UB graduating seniors in engineering who were inducted into the Order of the Engineer, the national engineering ethics society, in a ceremony held Friday, April 18, at Samuel's Grande Manor.

Created to foster pride and responsibility in the engineering profession and to bridge the gap between training and practice, the Order also provides engineers with a formal code of ethics analogous to the medical profession's Hippocratic Oath.

At the ceremony, each inductee pledged to "practice integrity and fair dealing, tolerance and respect," to give his or her "skill and knowledge without reservation for the public good" and to participate in "none but honest enterprises."

More than 50 UB students took the pledge.


[Current Issue]  [
Table of Contents ]  [
Search Reporter ]  [Talk to
Reporter]