Key Contact Briefing: Running for public office as a civil engineer

When:  Sep 17, 2024 from 03:00 PM to 04:00 PM (ET)

One of the most effective ways to promote your views on policy issues is to run for public office.  This may be in an elected capacity such as for a councilperson or design review board or in an appointed position such as a workforce board. If you feel that critical issues in your community are not being addressed, such as the lack of needed infrastructure spending, running for office on these issues may be the best way to draw attention to them.

Join an exclusive panel of ASCE members and professional engineers who ran and won a public office seat. Learn about their decision to run for office, their campaign and platform, and how they’re implementing their priorities in office.

Moderator

Jonathan Thrasher, P.E., M.ASCE (Senior Project Manager/Client Developer, S&ME)

Panelists

  • Nancy Cline, P.E., F.ASCE (Mayor Pro Tem, Carrollton, TX)
  • Carol Martsolf, P.E., CPTD, LEED AP, PMP, F.ASCE (Councilperson, Lansdowne Borough, PA)
  • Edward McGuire, P.E., F.ASCE (Mayor, Dunes City, Oregon)

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Contact

Lizzie Dorman

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