May Grads - Upgrade with ASCE and get the rest of 2009 Free
Graduates, congratulations on your upcoming achievement! Get your career started on the right foot with free membership in ASCE through 2009. Upgrade today and you'll have access to job hunting and career tools, advice from ASCE mentors, and a network of ASCE Younger Members who have already been in your shoes.
>>Start the next chapter of your life with the advantage of ASCE. Upgrade today!
Get started on the right career path - as an ASCE protege
Grads, take the first exciting steps of your career with someone who's been there before. ASCE's eCareerMentoring program will match you with a mentor who shares your interests and time commitment. You can expect to:
- explore career paths
- build a valuable network of professional peers
- get answers to questions you have, whether its about the profession or office etiquette
>>Visit the eMentoring Web site today for more information or contact eCareerMentor@asce.org with questions.
CI Student Days
ASCE’s Construction Institute (CI) has developed Student Days, a program specially designed to introduce civil engineering students to the wide variety of “real world” engineering opportunities after graduation – and let you experience some of those first-hand. CI works closely with ASCE local Sections and industry leaders to: bring students a program rich with interactive presentations on technical advancements in the field; provide you with job search “intel” as you network with corporate sponsors and recruiters; and get your feet dirty on an active project site.
Check out our sites for more information on our October Student Days events in New York and Texas. Invitations will come to your professors, so make sure you mention it to them.
>>See what students in San Francisco thought of their Student Days experience.
ASCE Student Chapters: Unified, Diversified!
ASCE Sections and Branches are engaging members in diversity and inclusion through a variety of activities, and student members are getting in on the act, too!
Does your Student Chapter conduct activities on diversity awareness and inclusion or partner with student chapters of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE), the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) or the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE)? If so, promoting campus activities is a great way to show what your chapter is doing and qualify it to win an award from ASCE’s Committee on Diversity and Women in Civil Engineering.
>>Tell us how your Student Chapter is addressing diversity awareness and inclusion! Or, if you’re just getting started and would like to host a diversity activity on your campus, ASCE will work with you to help engage your peers.
ASCE’s F.E. Exam Review Course - the Ultimate Preparation Tool for the F.E. Exam
The F.E. exam is tough. The best way to prepare for this day-long exam is to study the relevant materials and then Practice! Practice! Practice! ASCE's F.E. Refresher Course contains 12 modules, presented by a “virtual instructor” using interactive quizzes, audio, and animated slides. Listen and watch just as you would in the classroom. At the end of each section, test your skills. Time yourself on dynamically generated practice tests, which can be taken over and over again to sharpen test-taking skills right up to the exam. The practice tests are immediately scored so students can monitor their progress and measure their improvement. The course is available for a one-year subscription on both CD-Rom and Online.
>>Find more information or place your order.
ASCEville: What Do You Think?
ASCE has made it possible for you to engage kids in the world of civil engineering online at www.ASCEville.org, the place where civil engineering happens! Now we want to hear from you!
>>Tell us what you think about ASCEville.
Download the Latest Version of ASCE's Insights Podcast
What does it take to attract, maintain, and retain the best and brightest in the engineering profession? Find out what challenges Jane Chmielinski, Executive Vice President and Chief Corporate Officer of AECOM faces in ASCE's newest Insights podcast.
>>Hear her insight and come back each month over your summer break to download a new episode.
Get this month's digital issue of Civil Engineering magazine
The design and construction team building Citi Field, the new home of the New York Mets, had only 36 months in which to design and construct the ballpark--on extremely poor soils. Check out this story plus how the City of Yucaipa, California controlled flooding by constructing a series of three detention basins along Oak Glen Creek.
>>You'll find these stories and more in this month's CE magazine.
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