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August 2026 President's Message

Posted by assistant on 08/06/2026 12:00 am  /   President's Message

August is often viewed as a month of transition. Students return to school, families settle back into routines, and communities prepare for the busy months ahead. For civil engineers, this season serves as a reminder of our responsibility to build not only the infrastructure that supports daily ...

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July 2026 President's Message

Posted by assistant on 07/07/2026 12:00 am  /   President's Message

Happy post Fourth of July Holiday! Hopefully you all have celebrated the 250th Anniversary of our great nation, coming together with friends, family, a little baseball… and of course, the great soccer craze sweeping over our area!I cannot start a July Newsletter without mentioning the im...

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June 2026 President's Message

Posted by assistant on 06/04/2026 12:00 am  /   President's Message

Summer has arrived! Let us enjoy the warm weather before it turns into the hot, “maybe I should stay inside” weather. Please be careful, as some severe storm events can occur, and note that, of course, this can be a very fun and social time of year. I would like to thank all volun...

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May 2026 President's Message

Posted by assistant on 05/07/2026 12:00 am  /   President's Message

May is our Younger Members month! We spend the month celebrating our younger members, 35 years and younger, and their great accomplishments, encouraging them to take over the branch for the month and work on their leadership skills. This means I, Annabel Crosby, the Branch Director, will be lead...

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April 2026 President's Message

Posted by newsletter on 04/09/2026 12:00 am  /   President's Message

Welcome to Earth Month! April marks the time of occasional rain showers, all with the goal of bringing those May flowers… and it is a symbol of rebirth and renewal. Perhaps this applies to you all in your projects and/or your career. It certainly remains exciting when a 501(c)(3) nonprofit...

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March 2026 President's Message

Posted by newsletter on 03/04/2026 12:00 am  /   President's Message

It is starting to get warmer, at least I hope I do not jinx it by typing such a statement in the Newsletter. March is a great month with elements such as Spring Break; where for many it brings us more outside enjoying nature with our family and friends. I am also partial to the forthcoming St. Patri...

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February 2026 President's Message

Posted by assistant on 02/05/2026 12:00 am  /   President's Message

Is it already February?!Yes, it is – and what a month that is always jam-packed with opportunities for fun and engagement in our industry and in our personal lives. First I want to say that I hope all were able to weather the storm and inclement conditions, and that you and your families c...

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January 2026 President's Message

Posted by assistant on 01/08/2026 12:00 am  /   President's Message

Happy New Year!  I hope all of you and your respective families had a great and safe holiday season, Here we are embarking together for the start of 2026, full of those popular “resolutions” and goals – which hopefully lead us to health and happiness for the year to come. ...

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December 2025 President's Message

Posted by assistant on 12/03/2025 12:00 am  /   President's Message

Hello and Hope You Are Enjoying the Holiday Season! For many of us, the tryptophan from our Thanksgiving turkeys has finally subsided. We go from November with a heartfelt focus on what we are grateful for; and roll right into December where we reflect on caring for others and the importance of b...

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November 2025 President's Message

Posted by assistant on 11/07/2025 12:00 am  /   President's Message

Hello ASCE Dallas Branch Members and Welcome to November! It has been over a year now since our branch celebrated our Centennial; which was complete with awards, recognition, reflection, and plans for the future. The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) as a whole is 173 years young; and we...

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