ASCE Concrete Canoe Competition
ASCE Civil Engineering Student Championships
We look forward to seeing you at Brigham Young University June 20-22, 2024!
2024 ASCE Civil Engineering Student Championships at Brigham Young University
About the competition
The ASCE Concrete Canoe Competition provides students a unique opportunity to gain hands-on practical experience while testing their skills with concrete mix designs and project management challenges.
The first ASCE Concrete Canoe Competition was held in 1988, but the history of Concrete Canoe goes back to the 1960s, when a small number of ASCE Student Chapters began holding intramural concrete canoe races.
This elite competition combining engineering excellence, hydrodynamic design, and racing technique is known as the "America's Cup of Civil Engineering."
The ASCE Concrete Canoe Competition was made possible with funding from the ASCE Foundation.
Eligibility for Student Symposia Competitions and Society-wide Competition Finals
Review the qualifications required of all ASCE Student Chapters to compete at the Student Symposia Competitions and in order to advance to ASCE Society-wide Competition Finals.
Learn moreJoin the fun
Please take a moment to read the competition rules carefully.
The following qualifications are required of all ASCE Student Chapters in order to participate in an ASCE-sponsored Society-wide Competition.
View the results from the 2023 ASCE Concrete Canoe Competition.
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