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    RE: Master's degree and P.E. license

    By: Rachel Holder , an hour ago
    Posted in: Career By Design

    My M.S. was also accepted as satisfying the requirements. The M.E. is generally less stringent of a degree ... More

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    RE: Transplant Engineer Trying to Reenter the Prof ...

    By: Austin Appleton , 3 hours ago
    Posted in: Professional and Career Topics

    Consider linking up with a local recruiting agency that focuses on placing engineers in local firms and ... More

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    Effect of the ground motion parameters on the short ...

    By: Kashif Salman , 8 hours ago
    Posted in: Integrated Buildings & Structures

    Greetings, I am a bit curios about the earthquake motion parameters and its effect on the structural ... More

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    RE: Name Change and Contracts

    By: Dwayne Culp , 20 hours ago
    Posted in: Professional and Career Topics

    Jessica, I think that phone numbers, emails and other items should stay the same, and you start signing ... More

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    Submerged Storm System in Residential Application

    By: Garret Duhon , 23 hours ago
    Posted in: Horizontal/Subsurface Infrastructure & Transportation

    We are currently designing a single family development with a connected detention basin system where ... More

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    RE: New career in engineering as a 38 year old

    By: Orlando Castelblanco , yesterday
    Posted in: Career By Design

    Thank you all for the advice. Reading some of your posts really makes me optimistic. I wish I could post ... More

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    RE: Rainwater Harvesting and Revitalization of traditional ...

    By: Ashish Ganesh , yesterday
    Posted in: Environment, Coasts, Oceans, & Infrastructure

    I would like to share the masterplan of our proposed site. We were working on the masterplan so I could ... More

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    RE: Looking for advice on beginning career

    By: Andrew Wilson , 2 days ago
    Posted in: Career By Design

    OK, all good advice, thanks everyone. I don't know about taking all classes right now, the local community ... More

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  • Mid-Pacific Conference

    Apr 18 - 20, (ET)
    Host:  San Jose State University Dates:  April 18-20, 2019 Student Contact:    Ruhan Lin Faculty Contact:     Akthem Al-Manaseer

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    Apr 18 - 20, (ET)
    Host:  Rochester Institute of Technology Dates:  April 18-20, 2019 Student Contact:    Brady Smith Faculty  Contact:    Maureen Valentine

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    Apr 19 - 21, (ET)
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  • Developing a Career Plan

    Apr 22, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM (ET)
    So you got your degree (or are still working on it), now what? People say to follow your passions, but how do you figure out what those are (besides cuddling up to some chips and guac in front of Netflix for the night)? Tune into this webinar to learn how to develop the career plan that's right for  you   and set priorities that will help you along your way during your first few years as a professional. Presenter: Peyton J. Gibson, EIT, A.M.ASCE, currently works in the Dam Safety Office at the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation in the Greater Denver Area. She is highly involved with ASCE on a national and local level, holding positions with the Construction Institute of ASCE and the Denver Chapter. She is also the practitioner advisor for her alma mater, Colorado School of Mines, and is the chair of the Colorado State Infrastructure Report Card. Peyton will begin her Masters part-time at the University of Colorado, Boulder in Construction Engineering this fall. She enjoys her home state in the winter on the slopes at the resort and backcountry, and in the summer by backpacking and rock climbing the different regions of Colorado. She is passionate about infrastructure policy and American politics in general and hopes to one day transition from being an engineer to a political decision maker.

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