Renew Your Free ASCE Student Membership
Your ASCE membership: proving you can still get something valuable for free. Even though ASCE Student Members don't have to pay dues, you still need to renew your membership each year. Visit www.asce.org/renewal to ensure you don't miss a minute of your ASCE membership in 2010. These are just a few of the benefits you enjoy as Student Members of ASCE:
- Free online access to Civil Engineering magazine and ASCE News so you'll always be "in the know" with industry news and within the civil engineering community
- Free subscription to the ASCE SmartBrief, delivering the industry's breaking news to your inbox daily
- Powerful career resources with ASCE’s Career Connections devoted solely to civil engineering internships, jobs, and advice
- Participate in community service programs through your Student Organization
- Eligibility for over $75,000 in annual Society scholarships and fellowships
>>Renew your ASCE membership today!
>>Coming soon! Keep an eye out for recruitment material coming to your Faculty Advisor
ASCE eLearning Series Episode 1: Career Paths in Civil Engineering
Do you ever wonder what career path you would follow to become a corporate chief executive officer, a public works director, a professor, or a project manager? Every engineer’s path is as different as their interests and skills. The challenge is channeling those to the career path that’s right for you. It could mean the difference between a mediocre position and your dream job.
Join ASCE for the free online workshop, “Career Paths in Civil Engineering.” Hosted by JP Mohsen on Wednesday, Oct. 21 at 7:30 p.m., you’ll discover the five main civil engineering career paths, the elements of each, and how you can transition from one to the next.
Whether you’re preparing to graduate or still feeling your way through the early stages of your major, ASCE’s first eLearning online workshop will help put you on the right career path.
>>Register your interest by sending an e-mail to eLearning@asce.org with the following contact information:
First Name, Last Name,
University/College,
Address,
Faculty Advisor (If applicable),
Phone,
E-mail
ASCE Develops Speakers Network for Guiding Principles for the Nation’s Critical Infrastructure - Plus Free Download
What happens when a critical infrastructure system fails, as was the case in New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina? It can severely endanger public safety, health, and welfare as well as the economy of a region or nation. ASCE has developed a network of speakers who will come to your Student Chapter to explain the importance of planning, funding, design, and construction that will help eliminate future infrastructure projects from failing.
>>Download ASCE's free report "Guiding Principles for the Nation's Critical Infrastructure" to understand ASCE's framework for assessing the effectiveness, adaptability, and resilience of critical infrastructure systems.
>>Request a speaker for your chapter by contacting Laurie Hanson.
ASCE’s F.E. Exam Review Course is 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 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 you can monitor your progress and measure your improvement. The course is available for a one-year subscription on both CD-Rom and online.
>>Find more information or place your order and get studying.
Mullapudi Captures 2009 O.H. Ammann Research Fellowship
Taraka Ravi Shankar Mullapudi, a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engin eering at the University of Houston, was awarded the O.H. Ammann Research Fellowship in Structural Engineering for his research entitled "Seismic Simulation and Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures under Combined Actions Including Torsion." The fellowship, awarded each year by the SEI Technical Activities Division Executive Committee, is bestowed annually for the purpose of encouraging the creation of new knowledge in the field of structural design and construction.
>>Submit your application for the 2010 O.H. Ammann Research Fellowship before the Nov. 1 deadline.
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