ASCE BlogsPresident's BlogThe President’s Blog provides ASCE members and civil engineers from around the globe the opportunity to interact directly with ASCE President David Mongan. Through this blog, ASCE members are encouraged to engage in a dialogue with David on ASCE’s various initiatives and programs as David shares his many experiences as ASCE president. Six Months in Copenhagen—An Engineer's ExperienceThis blog details the experiences of Ken Maschke, an active ASCE member and incoming chair of the committee on pre-college outreach, as he embarks on a six-month externship to Denmark. The purpose of Ken’s externship is to gain some international exposure to structural engineering and to be an ambassador for his company in Chicago. In his blog, readers will learn more about the experiences of a young civil engineer living and working abroad, and the exciting opportunities and challenges that civil engineers face in their careers. Talk About Civil EngineeringThis blog examines the opportunities, successes and missteps as civil engineers step out in the public arena to establish a positive identity. This blog, written by ASCE’s PR staff, pieces together the public relations puzzle by offering insights into the world of public relations and how it relates to civil engineering. Our Failing Infrastructure: Government Relations BlogASCE’s Government Relations blog presents the civil engineering perspective on the latest public policy developments in Washington, D.C. and the state capitals. ASCE’s GR staff keeps you up to date on all the issues affecting the civil engineering profession and offers some commentary on ASCE’s policy positions. This blog gives ASCE members in depth information to help them get involved in the policy making process. This blog, administered by the Committee on Critical Infrastructure (CCI), serves as a quick and efficient mechanism to share and archive information regarding critical infrastructure issues. CCI members and other professionals are welcome to share information and opinions regarding critical infrastructure issues using this blog. CCI members are entitled to author privileges; non-members may post comments to each article, subject to moderation by blog authors |
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