The ASCE Annual Report provides a look at the highlights of the Society's efforts for the year.

2024 marked the second year of implementing ASCE’s 2023-2028 Strategic Plan. Read on for a summary of major accomplishments made under that plan, as well as highlights of the year in review.

INSPIRE

Cultivate a diverse and engaged civil engineering community

  • Over 1.17 million pageviews on the Civil Engineering Source
  • 131,450+ subscribers to the AI-driven Civil Engineering Source newsletter delivered to members 5 days a week
  • 35% open and read the Civil Engineering Source newsletter daily
  • 341,200+ Facebook likes
  • 385,700+ LinkedIn Group, an increase of 8.4%
  • 297,300+ total followers on LinkedIn, an increase of 9.7%
  • 26,300+ new followers on LinkedIn company page
  • 59,800+ X/Twitter followers, an increase of 0.7%
  • 35,200 YouTube subscribers, an increase of 4.7%
  • 14,400+ Instagram followers, an increase of 14.9%
  • More than double the number of content interactions on Facebook

INNOVATE

Drive creative development and renewal of future-ready infrastructure

  • Cities of the Future premiered in February 2024. The film is now playing in 38 theaters worldwide.
  • 350 faculty members at colleges and universities worldwide have downloaded the Mega City 2070 digital platform since its launch. Mega City 2070 digital platform was launched as part of ASCE’s Future World Vision initiative, with classroom application at colleges and universities to help students reimagine infrastructure by visualizing a plausible city of the future.
  • 70,250+ pageviews on the new Future World Vision website
  • 2,400+ earned the ISI Envision Sustainability Professional credential (ENV SP), with 4 earned through ASCE Continuing Education
  • 8,450+ existing ENV SPs renewed their credential
  • 34 projects verified using the Envision sustainable infrastructure rating system representing $6.8 billion in infrastructure
  • 11 Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement (OCEA) honor awards: Hale Kalele, Bronze winner; EchoWater Project, Silver winner; & Sixth Street Viaduct, OCEA winner

ADVOCATE

Shape forward-looking infrastructure policy and investment

  • 616,200+ visits to the Infrastructure Report Card website&
  • 6 state Infrastructure Report Cards released
  • 1,300+ visits to the IIJA Implementation Resource Center
  • 280+ advocates participated in key alerts, sending nearly 800 emails to federal, state, and local elected officials<
  • 9,850+ members participated in ASCE’s Key Contact program
  • 230+ members from 47 states, D.C., and Puerto Rico attended the in-person ASCE Legislative Fly-In to meet with 260+ Congressional offices
  • 7,100+ ASCE media mentions

STIMULATE

Accelerate the development and adoption of emerging technologies

  • 6 new standards and 5 new manuals of practice promoting climate resilience for infrastructure
  • More than 21.3 million page views on ASCE Library
  • Over 6.5 million full-text downloads from ASCE Library
  • 433,250+ people accessed the ASCE 7 Hazard Tool
  • 208,350+ downloads of ASCE 7-22
  • 34,700+ pageviews for ASCE 7-22 article on the Civil Engineering Source website
  • 18,800+ pageviews for an article interviewing ASCE Continuing Education instructor JP Mohsen about the changes to the P.E. Exam
  • 735 individual and 140 institutional subscribers to ASCE AMPLIFY, formally ASCE 7 Online.
  • 80.66% of accepted journal papers were from outside the U.S. in 2024

DELIVER

Embed a culture of growth and advancement

  • 5 Outstanding Projects And Leaders (OPAL) leadership award honorees
  • 10 Distinguished Members, Class of 2024
  • 75 new ASCE fellows
  • 2 History and Heritage landmarks designated: Baldwin Water Treatment Plant and Summitt Tunnel
  • 20 New Faces of Engineering: 10 Collegiate honorees; 10 Professional honorees
  • 123,000+ PDHs awarded through ASCE Continuing Education
  • 12,400+ accessed myLearning to track their PDHs
  • 114 new continuing education products developed: 16 seminars, 24 webinars, and 74 on-demand products
  • 1,440+ participated in ASCE Mentor Match

MAGNIFY

Amplify our impact through an engaged and growing membership

  • 160,000+ members in 177 countries
  • 18 international sections, 6 branches, 6 international groups, and 130 international student chapters
  • 14,350+ members participated on ASCE committees
  • 167,000 ASCE Collaborate users
  • 33 Agreements of Cooperation with international organizations in 29 countries
  • Leadership in 3 engineering federations (ACECC, UPADI, WFEO)
  • 7,600+ attended ASCE conferences and events
  • 18 new student chapters formed: 7 in North America, 11 International
  • 22 regional student symposia with 9,300 total attendees