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Governing Documents:

ASCE Strategy Management

To stay on top of the issues facing civil engineers and the civil engineering profession, and to set priorities for action, ASCE makes use of an ongoing strategy management process

Annual Report:

2011 Executive Summary Financial Statement Infrastructure Programs and Activities Sustainability Raise the Bar	2010 Competency Executive Summary Financial Statement Infrastructure Programs and Activities Sustainability
2009 Competency Executive Summary Financial Statement Infrastructure Programs and Activities Sustainability	2008 Advocating Infrastructure Developing Leadership Encouraging Lifelong Learning Executive Summary Financial Statement Promoting the Profession

Official Register

The Official Register is published annually to provide ready access to governing documents, statistics, and general information about ASCE for leadership, members, and staff.

Strategic Priorities

To achieve its vision for civil engineering, ASCE has established these strategic priorities:

Infrastructure
Propose practical solutions to improve America's neglected infrastructure.

Raise the bar
Establish educational and legal standards necessary to prepare professional engineers to address the future's most pressing challenges.

Sustainability
Embrace civil engineers' role as contributors to a sustainable world.

The 2011 ASCE Election Results Are In

ASCE's leadership for the 2011-12 year has been selected, including Gregory E. DiLoreto, P.E., P.L.S., F.ASCE as the new President-Elect and the Region Governors and Directors, plus the EWRI Vice President and approved constitutional amendments. Read the story for full results.