ASCE in Brief

Founded in 1852, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) represents more than 140,000 members of the civil engineering profession worldwide and is America's oldest national engineering society. 

ASCE's Mission
Provide essential value to our members and partners, advance civil engineering, and serve the public good.

In carrying out that mission, ASCE:

•  Advances technology 
•  Encourages lifelong learning 
•  Promotes professionalism and the profession 
•  Develops civil engineer leaders 
•  Advocates infrastructure and environmental stewardship  
   

Read our vision and goals.

Open Positions   

ASCE History 

ASCE 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.

Governance and Leadership

Gregory E. DiLoreto, 2013 ASCE President

ASCE Strategy Management

Board of Direction

Bylaws

Constitution

Elections

Official Register

Vision, Mission, Goals

Annual Report: 

2012    2011    2010    2009    2008 

Branding Standards and Logos

ASCE Branding Toolkit

Institutes

Every civil engineer needs access to the technical, educational, and professional issues in their practice area to succeed.  That's why every ASCE member received FREE membership in one of ASCE's eight Institutes.

Gain the knowledge you need to meet your career goals by finding the ASCE Institute that's right for you.