ASCE Plot Points Podcast

Every day in April, ASCE Plot Points is calling a different civil engineer from around the world to find out how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting their life, their community, their work and the civil engineering profession.

Thirty days. Thirty phone calls.

Community Call 14 features a unique spin on educational outreach courtesy of Jonathan Brower. The Dallas-based structural engineer has been organizing and running civil engineering clubs at area high schools for the last eight years, and not even a global pandemic is stopping his work.

Listen to the episode below, and subscribe to the show wherever you listen to podcasts.

* SUBSCRIBE IN APPLE PODCASTS

* SUBSCRIBE IN GOOGLE PLAY

* SUBSCRIBE IN SPOTIFY

* SUBSCRIBE IN STITCHER

Every day in April, ASCE Plot Points is calling a different civil engineer from around the world to find out how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting their life, their community, their work and the civil engineering profession. Thirty days. Thirty phone calls. Community Call 14 features a unique spin on educational outreach courtesy of Jonathan Brower. The Dallas-based structural engineer has been organizing and running

Every day in April, ASCE Plot Points is calling a different civil engineer from around the world to find out how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting their life, their community, their work and the civil engineering profession. Thirty days. Thirty phone calls. Community Call 14 features a unique spin on educational outreach courtesy of Jonathan Brower. The Dallas-based structural engineer has been organizing and running

Every day in April, ASCE Plot Points is calling a different civil engineer from around the world to find out how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting their life, their community, their work and the civil engineering profession.

Thirty days. Thirty phone calls.

Community Call 13 considers the economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic, specifically to the smaller civil engineering firms. Mike Howell started Arrow Engineering, a structural engineering firm based in Morgantown, West Virginia, last fall. He talks about the different challenges and opportunities presented by this new normal.

Listen to the episode below, and subscribe to the show wherever you listen to podcasts.

* SUBSCRIBE IN APPLE PODCASTS

* SUBSCRIBE IN GOOGLE PLAY

* SUBSCRIBE IN SPOTIFY

* SUBSCRIBE IN STITCHER

Every day in April, ASCE Plot Points is calling a different civil engineer from around the world to find out how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting their life, their community, their work and the civil engineering profession. Thirty days. Thirty phone calls. Community Call 13 considers the economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic, specifically to the smaller civil engineering firms. Mike Howell started Arrow Engineering,

Every day in April, ASCE Plot Points is calling a different civil engineer from around the world to find out how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting their life, their community, their work and the civil engineering profession. Thirty days. Thirty phone calls. Community Call 13 considers the economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic, specifically to the smaller civil engineering firms. Mike Howell started Arrow Engineering,

Every day in April, ASCE Plot Points is calling a different civil engineer from around the world to find out how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting their life, their community, their work and the civil engineering profession.

Thirty days. Thirty phone calls.

Community Call 12 brings us to New Jersey by way of Seattle and Louisville. Sophie Lipomanis, one of ASCE’s inaugural class of student ambassadors, started her first job co-op in January in King County, Washington, just as the coronavirus was starting to spread there. She talks about how the pandemic changed her plans and how it’s affecting her fellow engineering students at the University of Louisville.

Listen to the episode below, and subscribe to the show wherever you listen to podcasts.

* SUBSCRIBE IN APPLE PODCASTS

* SUBSCRIBE IN GOOGLE PLAY

* SUBSCRIBE IN SPOTIFY

* SUBSCRIBE IN STITCHER

Every day in April, ASCE Plot Points is calling a different civil engineer from around the world to find out how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting their life, their community, their work and the civil engineering profession. Thirty days. Thirty phone calls. Community Call 12 brings us to New Jersey by way of Seattle and Louisville. Sophie Lipomanis, one of ASCE’s inaugural class of student

Every day in April, ASCE Plot Points is calling a different civil engineer from around the world to find out how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting their life, their community, their work and the civil engineering profession. Thirty days. Thirty phone calls. Community Call 12 brings us to New Jersey by way of Seattle and Louisville. Sophie Lipomanis, one of ASCE’s inaugural class of student

Every day in April, ASCE Plot Points is calling a different civil engineer from around the world to find out how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting their life, their community, their work and the civil engineering profession.

Thirty days. Thirty phone calls.

Community Call 11 takes us to South Carolina, where civil engineers are famililar with staying resilient in the face of hurricanes. The coronavirus, though, is presenting a new set of challenges. Jarred Jones, executive director of the North Charleston Sewer District explains how his team is continuing to serve the community through this crisis.

Listen to the episode below, and subscribe to the show wherever you listen to podcasts.

* SUBSCRIBE IN APPLE PODCASTS

* SUBSCRIBE IN GOOGLE PLAY

* SUBSCRIBE IN SPOTIFY

* SUBSCRIBE IN STITCHER