Cheers to 2026! Please join us in kicking off the new year with the KSPE Eastern Chapter!
This is the perfect opportunity to network, meet current members and learn how to get involved with KSPE.
Drinks and apps included with registration.
Join the Wichita Chapter of KSPE on January 15th for a joint event with ASCE.
Title: Historic Concrete Conservation Speaker: Christina Varvi Company: RLA Conservation
Christina Varvi is President, Partner and Co-Chief Conservator of RLA Conservation. She has a M.S. in Historic Preservation with a concentration in Materials Conservation from Columbia University’s GSAPP. She is a Fellow of the American Institute for Conservation and Recognized Professional of the Association for Preservation Technology. A specialist in architectural and public art conservation, Christina will speak about the work of conservation in America as well as her current work on the historic concrete (Carthalite) for the City of Wichita’s Minisa Bridge near North High School.
Registration details coming soon.
Questions - contact mstrait@cillessen.us
2026 Continuing Education Seminar
Current Issues in Public Sector Engineering
KSPE and MSPE offer this joint session in the Kansas City metro. This session is open to all members and non-members. Attendees will earn 6 PDH credits.
KSPE/MSPE PEG Kansas City Session
January 23, 2026
Breakfast Provided and Sponsored by Black & Veatch
Lunch Provided and Sponsored by CMT
Topics will include:
Water Reuse in Wichita - Gary Janzen
Sustainable Capital Projects Policy - Melinda Harger
US Army Corps of Engineers, Kansas City District Project Updates – Phillip Brown
Grant Funding sources – pros and cons – Debbie Parks – Ozark Transportation Organization
THP – Biosolids Project – City of Kansas City- speaker TBA
World Cup in KC Update – Speaker TBA
Importance of Licensure – Speaker TBA
Chadwick Flyer – Half-length presentation
Jayhawk Watershed – Speaker TBA
In house Design by City Engineers – Lexi Hunsucker
Cancellation Policy
Registration refunds may be requested at info@kansasengineer.org until January 11, 2026. However, after this date, we are responsible for non-recoverable costs such as venue and catering commitments. Therefore, we are unable to offer refunds under any circumstances, including illness, weather, travel disruptions or other unforeseen conflicts. Thank you for your understanding.
More Details coming soon.
Registration to open in January!
Click HERE to be taken to the MSPE page.
Check out these interesting & informative topics we are planning:
Efforts of the Johnson County Wastewater Strategy Planning Project
Olathe’s PFAS Biosolids Pilot Project
How a TMDL turns into a Permit Limit
Harmful Algal Blooms in Kansas
Potable Reuse Regulation Development in Kansas
The Funding Landscape for Bureau of Water Programs
State Revolving Fund Update
Introduction of KDHE’s Nutrient Reduction Strategy 2.0
Avoiding Waste Fraud and Abuse in Federally Funded Projects
Biosolids - Reporting, Inspections, and PFAS
Registration open now! Full agenda coming soon.
Registration refunds may be requested at info@kansasengineer.org until February 15, 2026. However, after this date, we are responsible for non-recoverable costs such as venue and catering commitments. Therefore, we are unable to offer refunds under any circumstances, including illness, weather, travel disruptions or other unforeseen conflicts. Thank you for your understanding.
The Kansas Society of Professional Engineers and Missouri Society of Professional Engineers are teaming up to launch the Government Engineers Leadership Program (GELP) in 2026. This program, exclusively offered to MSPE/KSPE members working in the government sector, is for individuals committed to developing their leadership abilities.
This program imparts specific skills and competencies utilizing highly interactive sessions taught by experts in the field of engineering, business administration, government affairs and people management in government and professional services firms. Program attendees will participate in structured professional development sessions, build their network through meaningful connections, and gain hands-on experience with guidance from industry mentors.
Please click HERE for additional information and to download the application.
Applications must be uploaded upon initial registration online. Because a number of interested applicants are waiting for their internal leadership approval, applications will continue to be accepted.
The KSPE annual conference comes to Manhattan in 2026! Please stay tuned for details.
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