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SEI and the National Council of Structural Engineers Association (NCSEA) have produced a poster to promote structural engineering as a career among young students. We encourage you to include this exciting poster in your efforts to reach out to students in local schools. This year's "Make Your Mark" poster features the Bird's Nest from the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. Limited supplies of the poster are available upon request to Suzanne Fisher at sfisher@asce.org. Be sure to include the number of posters you are requesting and where they should be sent. The poster is also available for download.
SEI Kid's Page
SEI has a new webpage just for Kids! We’ve pulled together an assortment of resources about engineering designed especially for the younger crowd. Click here to see the new Structural Engineering Institute's Kid's Page to play free games, enter building contests, find engineering-related TV shows for kids, and explore other engineering sites that cater to young people. Inspire a curious mind today!
2009 Structures Congress
The 2009 Structures Congress was a great success with over 1000 people attending the four-day event. A special thank-you goes to all who helped make this year's Congress happen. Plan to attend the 2010 Congress in Orlando, Florida May 12-15, 2010. Click here to read the full summary of events in Austin.
PDH (Professional Development Hours) certificates have been mailed to all 2009 Structures Congress participants that requested them. Please contact Susan Reid if you did not receive the request form or if you have any questions regarding PDH certificates.
Click here to view or post the abstracts and presentations from the 2009 Structures Congress.
To access the Congress website welcome page click here.
White Paper on Bridge Inspection and Rating
Presented by ASCE/SEI-AASHTO Ad-hoc Group on Bridge Inspection, Rating, Rehabilitation, and Replacement
A joint ad-hoc group of American Society of Engineers/Structures Engineering Institute and American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (ASCE/SEI-AASHTO) was formed to address issues dealing with methods and practices used to ensure the safety of highway bridges across the United States. The group concluded that, in general, the current National Bridge Inspection Standards (NBIS) and programs developed to address those standards have adequate policies and procedures in place to ensure public safety. The group also concluded that the current system can be improved; and identified gaps and needs to improve bridge safety and ensure uniformity, consistency, and reliability of bridge inspections nationwide. As developed by the ad-hoc group, this white paper describes gaps, needs, and issues associated with the current practices and policies for the condition assessment of bridges. Link to the white paper.
Structures Congress 2009 Proceedings
Don't Mess with
Structural Engineers - Expanding Our Role
This set of proceedings contains over 300 papers presented at the 2009 Structures Congress held in Austin, Texas from April 30-May 2, 2009.
The mission of this vital and necessary conference is to illustrate how structural engineering is adapting to the changing global economy, while advancing and redefining structural engineering in the areas of bridge and transportation structures, buildings, and research. The papers presented here cover: design and analysis of bridges; historic bridge preservation; structural design performance and serviceability of buildings; structural fire resistant design; collapse prevention design; and non-building and special structures.
CD-ROM
List $150.00 / Members $112.50
Order Structures Congress 2009 - Don't Mess with Structural Engineers - Expanding Our Role online or by calling 1-(800)-548-ASCE.
Structural Seminars
Spring 2009/Summer 2009 Structural Seminar Calendar
ASCE Structural Seminars Website
Standards
Voluntary Contribution
» An Open Letter to the Membership of The Structural Engineering Institute of ASCE
Continuing Education
We are currently soliciting proposals for SEI's new continuing education program and for ASCE's continuing education program. Please visit our dedicated page for more information on each of these calls.
Keep Your Membership Records Up-to-Date
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