The nominations forms and award criteria for the 2014 Dallas Branch Engineer of the Year and Young Engineer of the Year have been posted. Please be sure to get your nominations in before the November 9 deadline. The Engineer of the Year award recognizes established engineers who have made outstand...

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KRLD has a “Christmas is for Caring” program supporting the Denton State Supported Living Center (DSSLC) (formally the Denton State School). This is a residential facility housing over 550 people, with mental retardation and developmental disabilities. The majority of the people who liv...

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Morning Technical Seminar with the Construction Institute (CI) Begins at 11am Topic: Partial Depth Deck Repair Using Hydrodemolition and Very Early Strength Latex Modified Concrete (VESLMC) Speaker: Michael Rhodes, P.E. - VRX, Inc. Presentation Summary: Michael Rhodes, P.E. of VRX, Inc. will be...

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FUTURE CITIES COMPETITION MENTORS NEEDED: The Future City Competition, a NSPE 4-part multi-disciplinary competition which asks students to design a future city by employing critical thinking, teamwork, research and problem-solving skills has begun across the North Texas Region. The 12-14 yr olds des...

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ASCE-Dallas is sponsoring 1 team in the annual “Cookie Box Creation” design & building contest using the iconic Girl Scout Cookie Boxes! Teams will consist of ASCE mentors and enthusiastic teenage girls. Mentoring will involve an average of 2-4 hours per month between November and Ma...

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ASCE Dallas Education Resources WebpageIn partnership with AIA Dallas, ASCE Dallas is looking to become a greater resource to high school students (as well as their parents & teachers) interested in studying civil engineering in college. This effort will be primarily focused on gathering inform...

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Jason Lehigh, Matthew Jameson, Emily Portillo, and Kaylee Dusek started off the school year by coming to WWHS to share their college experiences in the engineering program at SMU. Mr. Carver felt it was important that the club meetings start with college students so that the high school students ...

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