ASCE Younger Members的动态

Happy ASCE Day from #asceSTL! Today, we celebrate the civil engineers who help make our city – and the world – a better, safer place. Together, we’re building on a legacy of innovation and community impact that spans over 170 years. Here’s to the St. Louis engineers driving change every day! #asceSTL #asce #ascelocalnews #ascemademe #ascefoundation #civilengineering #construction #environmentengineering #geotechnicalengineering #materialsengineering #structuralengineering #transportationengineering #waterresources

???? What does it take to shape the future of civil engineering? Just ask Elizabeth Ruedas, PE and Isamar E. Their dedication has propelled them to remarkable heights. Elizabeth, a surface water project manager at Michael Baker International, made history as one of the youngest members to serve on the ASCE Board of Direction. Isamar, now a civil engineer with the Federal Highway Administration, has followed in her footsteps, bringing fresh perspectives and energy to the table. Their journey from college pals to influential leaders underscores the millennial takeover in civil engineering. As Elizabeth and Isamar put it, it's not just about filling roles but celebrating achievements and investing in leadership development. Which makes a current civil engineering student like myself excited for the future. But what truly sets Elizabeth and Isamar apart is their commitment to paving the way for young members to make an impact. They're not just sitting at the table; they're actively advocating for the inclusion of younger voices in decision-making processes. Through their tireless efforts, they've helped implement changes in ASCE's bylaws, ensuring that younger members have a seat at the table and a voice in shaping the future of the profession. I hope to be able to be in one of these seats someday and do my part. Their impact extends far beyond the boardroom. They've mentored countless young engineers, inspiring them to pursue leadership roles and make a difference in their communities. Their dedication to fostering the next generation of civil engineering leaders is evident in every initiative they undertake, from supporting student outreach programs to championing diversity and inclusion efforts. It's clear that Elizabeth and Isamar's dedication, passion, and leadership are driving positive change. As ASCE President Marsia Geldert-Murphey rightly puts it, they embody the qualities of capable, compassionate, and strong leaders. Let's celebrate Elizabeth and Isamar for their inspiring journey and unwavering commitment to shaping the future of civil engineering! ?? #asce #engineeringleaders #inspiration #civilengineering #diversityinstem #changemakers

It's important to us that we recognize our employees who are living out our core values in the industry. In this video, learn more from Katherine Au, P.E. and other team members about the creation of Illinois Asian American Civil Engineers, the first Illinois #engineering society dedicated to Asian Americans. #AsianAmericanEngineers #TranSystems #CoreValues

Inspiring the potential next generation of civil engineers by engaging with students from years 10 to 12 was a truly wonderful opportunity. The chance to explain the role of a civil engineer, about the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) and share insights from personal project experiences proved invaluable. Not surprisingly, a rollercoaster project gained the most interactive responses from the students. It's remarkable how a seemingly simple question, "How does a chair support you, and how does the building support the chair?" can spark young minds' curiosity and foster engaging discussions. Realism is the fact that we take engineering for granted, from the chair that we sit in, to the buildings we occupy and how we get there. I am confident that civil engineering has a bright and promising future with engaging and innovative minds. #ICESingapore #ICEsoutheastasia #stemlearning #civilengineering

In today's rapidly evolving world, the collaboration between academia and industry is more crucial than ever. Recently, we had the privilege of hosting Richard Brooks from Waterman Group on the topic of sustainable bridge here at Anglia Ruskin University. Why does this matter? 1. Students gained invaluable insights from experts actively shaping our infrastructure's future. Bridging theoretical knowledge with practical applications sparks innovation and fresh perspectives. 2. As the global community increasingly prioritizes environmental impacts, learning from industry leaders in sustainable bridge structure projects emphasizes the importance of green engineering principles in creating resilient infrastructure. 3. Encouraging dialogue between students and professionals fosters networking opportunities, paving the way for future collaborations and career guidance. 4. Through expert interaction, students experience firsthand how diverse disciplines contribute to groundbreaking projects. A big thank you to Waterman Group for sharing their expertise and passion with us. Thanks for Dr Shadi Ostovari PhD CEng MICE and Dr Marina Boz for making this happen. Let's continue building bridges—not only of the physical ones but of knowledge and collaboration too! ????? #SustainableEngineering #BridgeConstruction #IndustryAndAcademia #Networking #Innovation #FutureLeaders #livebrief

One, two, three!!!! Congratulations to the first graduates of the University of Florida's Online Civil Engineering Transportation Leadership master's degree program!! If you are interested in learning more about this program, visit https://lnkd.in/gMqKMEPP #GoGators #UF2024 #GatorNation #GatorEngineering #transportationengineering

?? Ever considered the profound impact of engineering on civilization? ?? Van Collins, ACEC Washington State Chapter, & Ayman Ayoub, discuss how initiatives like the ACE Mentor Program are shaping the future of the AEC profession! ?? Check out Part Three of "What's Up AEC?" https://ytube.io/3rSr #AEC #Engineering #ACECMentorProgram #FutureLeaders

I am excited to announce that I am now officially a Student Member of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) for 2024! ??? This membership will allow me to engage with top professionals, access key industry insights, and stay updated on the latest developments in civil engineering. Looking forward to learning and growing within this prestigious community! ?? #ASCE #Engineering #ProfessionalDevelopment"

【ASCE Walter L. Huber Civil Engineering?Research Prizes Awarded Research】 Congratulations to ????????. Zhen Leng, Professor of CEE, for being selected by American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Committee on Technical Advancement to receive the ???????? ???????????? ??. ?????????? ?????????? ?????????????????????? ???????????????? ?????????? for his innovative research in developing durable low-carbon cost-effective pavement materials and technologies! The Huber Civil Engineering Research Prizes (Huber Award) is the highest-level mid-career research award in all areas of civil engineering. The award is annually given to individuals with notable achievements and contributions in research with respect to all disciplines of civil engineering. This award was first established by the ASCE Board of Direction in 1946 and was given for the first time in 1949. We eagerly anticipate more impactful accomplishments from Prof. Leng in the future and wish his work continues to inspire and pave the way for advancements in the field. #HKPolyUCEE #CivilEnvironmentalEngineering #ResearchExcellence #KnowledgeTransfer #GreenInfrastructure #SustainableFuture #ASCE #HuberCivilEngineeringResearchPrizes #LowCarbonPavementMaterials #PavementTechnologies

?? Ever considered the profound impact of engineering on civilization? ?? Van Collins , president of ACEC Metropolitan Washington State Chapter, & Ayman Ayoub , IronOrbit CCO, discuss how initiatives like the ACE Mentorship Program are shaping the future of the AEC profession! ?? Check out Part Three of "What's Up AEC?" https://ytube.io/3rSr #AEC #Engineering #ACECMentorProgram #FutureLeaders