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ASCE Continuing Education Opportunities

1. Geo-Institute 10th Annual Web Conference

Join the Geo-Institute Technical Committees for the 10th Annual Web Conference, streaming live December 8–12, 2025.
 
  Conference Highlights:

• 5 days of cutting-edge Geo-Technical case histories
• 2.0 PDH credits available per session
• Live interaction with industry-leading presenters
• Two-hour daily sessions packed with valuable insights

  Featured Technical Committees:

• Engineering Geology & Site Characterization
• Embankments, Dams & Slopes
• Rock Mechanics & Engineering
• Deep Foundations
• Soil Improvement
• Geo-Environmental Engineering
• Sustainability in Geotechnical Engineering
• Geo-Technics of Soil Erosion

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2. Understanding & Advancing Freight Modeling: From Urban Simulations to National Digital Twins

Wednesday, December 17, 2025 | 09:30 AM - 11:30 AM ET

Sponsored by WCTR SIG B5 Freight Transport Modeling

Co-Sponsored by ASCE Transportation & Development Institute (T&DI)

Join the World Conference on Transport Research Society (WCTRS) SIG B5 (Freight Transport Modeling) for an engaging webinar introducing key concepts in freight modeling and emerging innovations shaping the field. Designed for both new practitioners and experienced researchers, the session will feature a freight modeling primer, an overview of the MASS-GT multi-agent simulation for urban freight, and insights into building a National Digital Twin for Freight and Logistics. Discover how these tools can support data-driven planning, policy evaluation, & sustainable freight solutions across local and national contexts.   

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3. Making the Grade Webinar Series: Drinking Water and Wastewater Infrastructure

Thursday, December 11, 2025 | 01:00 PM – 2:30 PM ET

On December 11th, ASCE's Making the Grade Webinar Series will showcase drinking water and wastewater infrastructure. Following the release of the 2025 Report Card for America's Infrastructure, the webinar will explore issues and solutions for both drinking water and wastewater across key criteria, including funding, resilience, and capacity. The event features an overview of both chapters and provides rationale for the grades. Additionally, panelists will discuss on-the-ground experiences linking the report to the work of practitioners.

Panelists featured in this discussion include:

• Kristina Surfus, Managing Director, Government Affairs, National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA)
• Celine Hyer, Water Conveyance Practice Leader, Senior Vice President, ARCADIS
• Sunil Sinha, Professor & Director, Sustainable Water Infrastructure Management Center, Virginia Tech
• Samir Mathur, Water Reclamation Practice Leader, CDM Smith
• Lita Laven, Manager of Plant Design, Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District

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