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      ASCE values the involvement and ideas of early career professionals and sees its younger members as the future of the Society. Younger Members help shape the profession at all levels. As members and leaders of Sections, Branches and Younger Member groups they support one another by providing individual and group resources; opportunities for professional and leadership development; community service and advocacy; and social and professional networking. Younger Member groups and councils make up a vibrant peer-to-peer network that supports early career growth and promotes life-long friendships. If you are a student, we have a section for you too.

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      May 1 2019

      Local News – May 2019

      The Philadelphia Younger Member Forum partnered with Northwood Academy Charter School for a school-wide Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) night. K-12 outreach Co-Chairs Caroline Voigtsberger and Assunta Daprano were joined by Christopher Medora, Tisha...Read More >>

      Apr 10 2019

      ASCE Foundation Rewards Hard Work With MRLC Grants

      The ASCE Foundation provides grants to Student Chapters, Younger Member Groups, Sections, and Branches attending the annual Multi-Region Leadership Conferences. Applicants must show how they will use the money and build compelling cases for why...Read More >>

      Apr 1 2019

      Local News – April 2019

      In 2003, Fred C. Benson, a professor at Texas A&M Kingsville passed away. A few of his friends, family, and students got together and created the Fred C. Benson Endowed Civil Engineering Scholarship in his...Read More >>

      Mar 5 2019

      ASCE Plot Points Season 1 Episode 14: Personal Vision

      The only thing more stressful than making a plan is not making a plan. Especially when it comes to your career. On today’s ASCE Plot Points, Kelly Doyle Keselica explains how mapping out your own personal vision...Read More >>

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