ASCE Plot Points Podcast

It’s been 15 months since Hurricane Harvey pelted Southeastern Texas with historic levels of rain. The resilience efforts continue, led by civil engineers like Carol Haddock. Haddock, the director of public works in Houston, gives us an update on the progress made in her hometown since Harvey [skipto time=”1:28″]. In this week’s Changing the World segment, University of Central Florida student Zachary Loeb talks about

There’s a great, big world out there waiting for you to explore.

Travel can be a game-changer for the perspectives that shape your work as a civil engineer.

ASCE 2018 President Kristina Swallow discusses her experiences traveling the world and the way those trips have expanded her horizons ().

In this week’s Career Minded segment, Clark Nexsen CEO Chris Stone talks about the skills and traits he looks for in new hires. ().

In the first of our Member Memos, we hear about more civil engineering travel experiences from Jonathan Brower, Kelly Farabee, and Chris Hanna ().

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There’s a great, big world out there waiting for you to explore.

Travel can be a game-changer for the perspectives that shape your work as a civil engineer.

ASCE 2018 President Kristina Swallow discusses her experiences traveling the world and the way those trips have expanded her horizons ().

In this week’s Career Minded segment, Clark Nexsen CEO Chris Stone talks about the skills and traits he looks for in new hires. ().

In the first of our Member Memos, we hear about more civil engineering travel experiences from Jonathan Brower, Kelly Farabee, and Chris Hanna ().

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

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There’s a great, big world out there waiting for you to explore. Travel can be a game-changer for the perspectives that shape your work as a civil engineer. ASCE 2018 President Kristina Swallow discusses her experiences traveling the world and the way those trips have expanded her horizons ([skipto time=”2:22″]). In this week’s Career Minded segment, Clark Nexsen CEO Chris Stone talks about the skills

Somewhere along the way, the world mistakenly got the idea that civil engineers were shy, awkward number-crunchers, incapable of making eye contact during a conversation.

The ASCE Plot Points podcast is here to straighten out that misconception.

The new show – launching later this month on your favorite podcast platform – explodes the myth of the socially nervous civil engineer, introducing you instead to a group of dynamic, brilliant, often hilarious civil engineers who are reshaping the way our world looks and works.

It’s the ASCE Plot Points podcast – telling the story of civil engineering one civil engineer at a time.

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

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Somewhere along the way, the world mistakenly got the idea that civil engineers were shy, awkward number-crunchers, incapable of making eye contact during a conversation.

The ASCE Plot Points podcast is here to straighten out that misconception.

The new show – launching later this month on your favorite podcast platform – explodes the myth of the socially nervous civil engineer, introducing you instead to a group of dynamic, brilliant, often hilarious civil engineers who are reshaping the way our world looks and works.

It’s the ASCE Plot Points podcast – telling the story of civil engineering one civil engineer at a time.

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

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Somewhere along the way, the world mistakenly got the idea that civil engineers were shy, awkward number-crunchers, incapable of making eye contact during a conversation. The ASCE Plot Points podcast is here to straighten out that misconception. The new show – launching later this month on your favorite podcast platform – explodes the myth of the socially nervous civil engineer, introducing you instead to a