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10/25/2019
Dinner and a lecture? Yes please!
Last night some of our students attended the ASCE Cleveland Section G. Brooks Earnest Technical Lecture Award dinner! They had a great time meeting with members of the Cleveland Section and hearing from James H. Anspach, P.G., F.ASCE about the Utility Engineering and Surveying Institute and the many facets of subsurface utility engineering.
10/22/2019
Fall break fun! Some of our students and professors went down to Cincinnati for the weekend to catch part of the ACI conference. Sounds like they learned a lot and got to make interesting new connections!
10/17/2019
Join us at the ASCE Cleveland Section GBE dinner next week. Register TODAY!
G. Brooks Earnest Technical Lecture Award Dinner | Cleveland Section James H. Anspach, PG, Dist.M.ASCE has been selected by the Cleveland Section of the ASCE as the 2019 recipient of the G. Brooks Ernest Technical Lecture Award. The award is named for the late G. Brooks Ernest who served as President of ASCE National and President of Fenn College (now known as Cl.....
10/16/2019
Today’s fall weather has us missing summer site visits! These sunny pictures are from a visit to a 34-story reinforced concrete apartment building going up in downtown Cleveland that we went on with Csu Asce Chapter in July.
08/28/2019
Interested in steel design, welding, making new friends, or getting matching shirts? Come check out the Steel Bridge team at their first meeting this Friday during community hour !
07/19/2019
Our next summer feature goes to soon to be junior Devin Knott! This summer he is working at Kowalski Engineering in Cincinnati, OH, which is a small geotech/civil firm that specializes in retaining wall design and construction review. While there, he has helped to design retaining walls for multiple sites all around the country, survey sites, and participate in things such as soil sampling and testing. He says that he's "also learned a ton about soils and how that factors into the design of structures, as well as how a civil engineering firm is ran and how to go about business professionally as an engineer!"
Calling all former CWRU ASCE exec!!!
If you have ever held a position on our exec board (or know someone who has), and you’re still in the Cleveland area, comment on this post!