Through your ASCE membership, you can contribute your skills to those in need and volunteer with Community Engineering Corps (CECorps). CECorps works collaboratively with communities to design solutions to problems that the community has identified. CECorps only partners with communities that do not have the financial resources to access engineering resources in a traditional manner.
Volunteer opportunities
CECorps is seeking enthusiastic volunteers to use their skills and expertise to help underserved communities across the United States. Get involved!
- Lend your technical expertise to communities – provide technical reviews of project deliverables
- Form or join a project team through your ASCE Section, Branch or Institute Chapter – work with underserved communities on improvement projects
- Mentor student groups – guide university-based student chapters in the technical aspects of their community projects
Questions? Please email [email protected].
About
In February 2014, ASCE launched the Community Engineering Corps (CECorps), an exciting alliance with Engineers Without Borders USA and the American Water Works Association (AWWA). CECorps harnesses the strengths and expertise of thousands of volunteers, from these three premier engineering organizations, by providing pro bono engineering services that address the infrastructure needs of underserved communities in the United States. Learn about CECorps' impact.
Mission
Community Engineering Corps brings underserved communities and volunteers together to advance local engineering solutions.
Vision
All communities in the United States have the infrastructure they need to thrive.