ASCE Day
ASCE Day 2025!
ASCE Day celebrates the Society’s founding on November 5, 1852. Twelve esteemed engineers gathered at New York City’s Croton Aqueduct to establish what would become the American Society of Civil Engineers. This year marks ASCE’s 173rd anniversary. Our history is your history.
Your generous support of the ASCE Foundation on this ASCE Day 2025 provides vital funding to support the engineering profession.
Your support funds transformative programs that empower civil engineers at every stage of their careers. These programs equip civil engineers to lead, innovate, and build stronger communities. As ASCE begins its journey toward 175 years of civil engineering excellence, join us in shaping a brighter, boundless future.
Special offers
Discover the legacy behind one of the most iconic engineering families in history – Washington Roebling’s Father: A Memoir of John A. Roebling. 50% off Oct. 28 through Nov. 6.
Unlock the ethics credits you need for your license renewal at special low price – just $25 for members.
Celebrate ASCE Day 2025 with specially priced $18.52 items on Nov. 5 (and receive a free bamboo phone stand with your order).
Special ASCE Day Livestream
Celebrate ASCE Day with a special history and heritage livestream on YouTube at 2 p.m., Nov. 5. ASCE distinguished member and civil engineering historian extraordinaire Paul Giroux presents "Historical Foundations of Civil Engineering, Great Builders."
Share your celebration
Use the #ASCEDay hashtag on social media to join the party and share what ASCE means to you. Keep an eye on ASCE’s social channels through Nov. 5 for additional ways to celebrate, receive giveaways, and more.
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Celebrate ASCE Day by renewing your membership and continuing to be part of the world's largest civil engineering organization.
Cities of the Future
Learn more about the inspiring new ASCE film for giant screens, Cities of the Future.
ASCE IIJA Resource Center
Your one-stop shop for understanding and tracking implementation of the bipartisan infrastructure law.
Historic landmarks
Travel the world and learn about the history of civil engineering through more than 200 ASCE historic civil engineering landmarks.