Graduate students at any U.S. college or university are encouraged to form a COPRI Student Chapter at their university.
Members of Student Chapters should be active student members of ASCE or COPRI. There are no dues requirements for Chapters, or for ASCE or COPRI student membership. The Chapter is, however, permitted to engage in appropriate activities to raise funds to support its activities.
The function of local Chapters is the enhancement of the education of students who are preparing to become coasts, oceans, ports, navigation, waterways, or wetlands engineering professionals. These organizations engage in activities of their choice as long as such activities do not violate the code of ethics of ASCE and COPRI.
COPRI organizes activities for students and student organizations including student paper or poster competitions at specialty conferences and works with Student Chapters to provide funding or assistance for Chapter sponsored events throughout the year. COPRI also provides space on it's website and in the quaterly member newsletter, WaterWays, to promote Chapter activites and articles. COPRI Student Chapter members have participated in committee meetings and have a great chance to meet and network with engineering professionals.
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For more information about becoming an ASCE Student Member, including access to student scholarships and grants, please visit the ASCE Student Benefits Page.
Current COPRI Student Chapters
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TAMU COPRI Student Chapter at Texas A&M University President: John Goertz Faculty Advisor: Kuang-An Chang, Ph.D., P.E., M.ASCE |
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UF COPRI Student Chapter at the University of Florida President: Uriah Gravois Faculty Advisor: Robert Dean, P.E., D.CE, Dist.M.ASCE |
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UNF COPRI Student Chapter at University of North Florida President: Hunter Bredesen Faculty Advisor: Peter Bacopoulos, D.Eng., EI, A.M.ASCE |
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VT Joint COPRI & EWRI Student Chapter at Virginia Tech President: Marcus Aguilar Faculty Advisor: Jennifer Irish, Ph.D., P.E., D.CE, M.ASCE
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