ASCE is the only student organization at Ohio State that promotes Civil Engineering; a better world by design. For new Civil Engineering majors, or non-members, the benefits of ASCE are endless.
Current ASCE members, have you paid your dues yet? If not, get them to David Buchanan quickly so you can participate in the many upcoming ASCE sponsored events. Be sure to include an application form so that all of your data is current.
The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), formed in 1852, is the oldest engineering society in the United States. Boasting a national membership of over 115,000 professional members and over 15,000 students, the ASCE seeks to enhance the quality of living throughout the world by advancing professional knowledge and improving the Civil Engineering (CE) practice. These aspirations are best expressed in the Engineering Code of Ethics
To aid in furthering these goals, the ASCE sponsors conferences and professional education courses, consults with the government on CE related technical issues, conducts public awareness programs, and maintains the largest CE publishing operation in the world today. In addition, there are over 500 technical and management committees working to expand the theories and improve the practice of the CE profession.
The student chapters of the ASCE provide students studying civil engineering with activities to further their practice knowledge of the field through activities such as field trips, guest speakers, and annual conferences. Through these activities, future CE professionals are given the opportunity to experience the practical application of their studies and meet practicing professional engineers.
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