Open to all ASCE members, you can choose from 11 active Divisions and Technical Councils:
Aerospace Division
The
Aerospace Division was established in 1971 to apply emerging and advanced aerospace technologies to civil engineering practice.
Changing Climate
The
Committee on Adaptation to a Changing Climate was formed in 2011 to evaluate the technical requirements and civil engineering challenges for adaptation to climate change. Activities of the committee include research and development related to climate change and its effects on the safety, health, and welfare of the public as it interfaces with civil engineering infrastructure.
Cold Regions Engineering Division
The
Cold Regions Engineering Division was established in 1979 to assess and report effects of cold regions environments upon engineerig design, construction and operations.
Computing Division
The
Computing Division is concerned with efforts to capture real-world data and convert it to the information and knowledge needed to answer important civil engineering questions.
Energy Division
The
Energy Division was authorized as Power Division on June 20, 1922 and the name changed to Energy Division on July 14, 1978.
The Energy Division provides leadership on technical, professional and policy issues that bear on energy in all its forms.
Forensic Engineering Division
The purpose of the
Forensic Engineering Division is to develop practices and procedures to reduce the number of failures, disseminate information on failures and their causes, provide guidelines for conducting failure investigations, and provide guidelines for ethical conduct in forensic engineering
Infrastructure Resilience
The
Infrastructure Resilience Division was established in 2014 to develop a unified approach in advancing the concepts of resiliency within lifeline and infrastructure systems. The Infrastructure Resilience Division develops resources for improving the resilience of civil infrastructure and lifeline systems to all hazards.
Wind Engineering
The
Wind Engineering Division was established to promote the application of the most current knowledge of wind engineering in civil engineering practice and to make recommendations for the advancement of scientific knowledge in wind engineering.