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Mr. Daniel Taylor, P.E., M.ASCE
Mulhern + Kulp Engineering
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RE: How have LEGOS or other toys inspired you to pursue civil engineering?
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01-29-2020 07:59 AM
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Hi Danielle. LEGOs were a big part of my childhood. Like you, I did not connect building with LEGOs with civil engineering. At the time, it was a fun way to pass the time and I spent many hours building and creating. In the years since I started working after college, I did see the connection a lot ...
RE: Training for a Structural Engineer
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02-02-2019 10:24 AM
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Structural engineering does have two branches: buildings and bridges. Both buildings and bridges can be constructed with a wide variety of materials, which many universities offer design courses that cover that specific material and all the unique design criteria. Which should be included in your ...
RE: The right way to look for an entry-level job
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01-30-2019 01:54 PM
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Hi Aakash, From the sounds of it, you have a good starting point for applying for a job when you graduate. Having some connection to a company is a big plus. If there is someone that you went to school with who is working for a company you are interested in applying to, have them hand off your resume ...
RE: "Should I go to graduate school or apply for jobs?"
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01-30-2019 08:31 AM
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Hi Rebecca, At a quick glance I saw several responses saying to land a job first and then apply to grad school, which I agree with. From personal experience, I landed a job right after I graduated, worked for about a year to get acclimated to working in a residential structural design firm where I ...
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