Celebrate New Mexico Engineers
and Inspire the Next Generation
Friday, February 23, 2024
8:00 am to 2:00 pm
EWeek is presented as a hybrid event. You may choose to attend either in person or virtually. This year's conference will offer 4 technical PDH credits (morning and keynote). Your response to in person attendance has been tremendous and we are nearly SOLD OUT for the lunch and Keynote Speaker in person option!.
In person attendees will have the opportunity to engage with speakers, network with colleagues, and maybe meet someone new! You may also choose to attend just for lunch and the keynote. After getting settled with the hot plated entrée of your choice for lunch, NMSPE will be presenting their annual awards, recognizing outstanding students from universities across the states, and a keynote address. You will also be able to visit our Sponsors' Exhibits and meet our Award Winners.
Virtual attendees will be able to receive the same PDH credits from the comfort of their chosen environment. Virtual attendees may participate in Q&A with speakers as time allows, but will not have the same opportunities to engage as the in person attendees.
Virtual attendance is still open. Those wishing to attend in person can be added to the waitlist and will be seated to the extent possible.
Registration and Continental Breakfast
"New Mexico’s Announcement at COP 28 United Nations Climate Change Conference on Strategic Water Supply from Brackish and Produced Water"
"Breaking the Energy, Cooling, and Resource Ceiling for Future Supercomputer Architectures Through the Use of Composable Disaggregated Infrastructure"
"PE Requirement for PNM Distribution"
Check out our Sponsors' Exhibits and Meet Our Award Winners
Master of Ceremonies - Shelly Ribando KOAT-TV News Anchor Keynote Speaker - Mike Hamman, PE Office of the State Engineer"Preparing New Mexico For A More Arid Future"
Join Us For Some Post Conference Fun
Ashok is also a Fulbright Specialist, the World Learning, Washington DC. Since 2004, he has been serving as a professional engineer in the State of New Mexico. As a PI/Co-PI, he has completed a large number of industry and government sponsored projects including two projects that deal with produced water and green desalination. He served on the New Mexico Society of Professional Engineers (SPE) board as President and education Vice-President. He was the recipient of “Engineer of the Year” in 2019 by NSPE Albuquerque Chapter. In 2022, he served as the Chair of American Solar Energy Society’s SOLAR 2022 National Conference at UNM
Michael Aguilar is a Senior Computer Scientist for HPC Research and Development at Sandia National Laboratories, working with both Capacity Computing and Advanced Architecture Testbeds. Michael is responsible for management of Sandia's ARM64 HPC systems, including Astra, and is active with the OpenFabrics Alliance, as the Board Secretary.
Crystal A. Enoch, PE is a graduate of New Mexico State University with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology, Master of Business Administration, and a Graduate Certificate of Public Utility Regulatory Economics.
Her work experience includes Facilities Engineer at the High Energy Laser Systems Test Facility designing and planning facility upgrade projects across the disciplines of electrical, civil, structural, and heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC), Senior Territorial Planner designing distribution power lines, as a Project Manager overseeing mechanical and general construction projects throughout southern NM, and as a Project Engineer designing natural gas utility distribution systems. She has lead the Evaluation, Measurement, and Verification (EM&V) with the Texas and New Mexico commission-approved statewide evaluators and consultants, and was an expert witness for the Texas Energy Efficiency Cost Recovery Factor (EECRF).
Mitchell McClellan is a graduate of New Mexico State University with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology and a Graduate Certificate of Public Utility Regulatory Economics.
Mitchell has worked as a Territorial Planner in El Paso Electric’s (EPE) Distribution Design and Delivery Team, and on maintenance projects to improve safety and reliability of the distribution grid. He also worked as a Safety Engineer at EPE, and oversaw many new policies, and training initiatives to improve the safety of the public as well as EPE employees.
Mitchell took a job as a consultant, overseeing design work in Public Service Company of New Mexico’s (PNM) distribution system in Southern NM. In May of 2023 he took a permanent position with PNM in Northern NM.
As co-anchor of Action 7 News Live at 5:00pm, 6:00pm, and 10:00pm, Shelly brings you the day's big stories alongside co-anchor Doug Fernandez.
Some memorable highlights of Shelly's career include covering the aftermath of the September 11th terrorist attacks from Manhattan, running with the Olympic Torch for the 2002 Winter Olympics, and covering Florida's hurricane season of 2004. She's active in our community and is currently serving on the board of directors for the New Mexico Coalition for Literacy.
A registered professional engineer with a civil engineering degree from the University of New Mexico, Mike served as the Governor's state water advisor prior to being appointed as the New Mexico State Engineer.
During Mike's career, he has served as the chief engineer and chief executive officer for the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District, managed multiple federal water projects from the San Luis Valley in Colorado to Fort Quitman in Texas, worked for the Interstate Stream Commission, the City of Santa Fe and the Jicarilla Apache Nation.
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