ASCE Plot Points Podcast

Every day in April, ASCE Plot Points is calling a different civil engineer from around the United States 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 1 goes to Mike Paddock, a deputy director with Engineers Without Borders. Also the author of the ASCE News “Engineering

Every day in April, ASCE Plot Points is calling a different civil engineer from around the United States 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 1 goes to Mike Paddock, a deputy director with Engineers Without Borders. Also the author of the ASCE News “Engineering

An entrepreneur starts with an idea, it's true.

But a successful entrepreneur pairs the idea with a plan

An entrepreneur starts with an idea, it's true.

But a successful entrepreneur pairs the idea with a plan

A entrepreneur starts with an idea, it’s true.

But successful entrepreneur pairs the idea with a plan.

Stephanie Slocum had both idea and plan. The founder and CEO of Engineers Rising LLC talks about her entrepreneurial journey and how her company is helping to empower civil engineers (1:50).

And in Member Memos, Alex Kolkena talks about how he found career confidence in the P.E. exam (20:18).

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Stressed about election season? Worried you won’t find a candidate who represents all that you believe?

Maybe it’s time for you to eliminate the proxy and run for office yourself.

Marsha Anderson Bomar did. She’s in her fourth term on the City Council in Duluth, Georgia and talks today about how civil engineering and public office intersect (2:05).

We get a civil engineering “Origin Story” from Fatma Afghan, a student in the United Arab Emirates (16:45).

And in Member Memos, we hear how civil engineers blend policy work into their professional life (20:30).

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Stressed about election season? Worried you won’t find a candidate who represents all that you believe? Maybe it’s time for you to eliminate the proxy and run for office yourself. Marsha Anderson Bomar did. She’s in her fourth term on the City Council in Duluth, Georgia, and talks today about how civil engineering and public office intersect (2:05). We get a civil engineering “Origin Story”

Stressed about election season? Worried you won’t find a candidate who represents all that you believe? Maybe it’s time for you to eliminate the proxy and run for office yourself. Marsha Anderson Bomar did. She’s in her fourth term on the City Council in Duluth, Georgia, and talks today about how civil engineering and public office intersect (2:05). We get a civil engineering “Origin Story”

What keeps a community safe after an extreme event?

An interdependent system of systems.

Resilience starts with keeping those lifeline systems connected and working together

What keeps a community safe after an extreme event?

An interdependent system of systems.

Resilience starts with keeping those lifeline systems connected and working together