June 2020

Welcome

Welcome to the June 2020 edition of the ASCE Dallas Branch newsletter! This month’s meeting will be virtual and it will be held on Monday, June 8th. Frank Pugsley, PE, Water Utilities Director from City of Denton will be our keynote speaker. Please join us!

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Calendar of Events

June 2020 ASCE Dallas Branch Meeting

June 8, 2020
12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
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ONLINE (Dallas ASCE YouTube Channel)

Keynote Speaker: Frank Pugsley, PE, Water Utilities Director - City of Denton

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Articles

President's Message - June 2020

Dear Dallas Branch Members: I hope you and your family had a great and restful Memorial Day.  Thank you to the members of the Branch for faithfully joining the virtual meetings that we have been hosting.  Joining the virtual meeting, as well as getting your PDH certi...

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Keynote Speaker - June 2020

Frank Pugsley, P.E. - Director of Water and Wastewater Utilies, City of Denton Topic:  Hickory Creek Lift Station Frank Pugsley holds a Masters Degree in Environmental Engineering from Texas Tech University, is a licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Texas and serves as the Directo...

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Technical Session - June 2020

Construction Institue Topic: Geopier Foundation Systems and Applications Speakers: Dustin Douglas, P.E. – Geopier Foundation Company Dustin Douglas, P.E. is a Region Engineer for Geopier Foundation Company. Dustin facilitates engineering design and marketing for Geopier Foundation...

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ASCE Dallas Members Help Judge Final Presentations for Hillcrest HS

ASCE Dallas has sponsored a Civil Engineering Club at Hillcrest High School for the past two years, bringing in speakers throughout the school year to give formal presentations and lead group activities for students enrolled in the Civil Engineering and Architect Design class at Hillcrest. The Engin...

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White Rock Lake - History and Heritage

History of White Rock Lake, Dam, Spillway, & Pump Station   White Rock Lake is the Dallas Mecca of the Outdoors if you live, work, and/or play within the city limits of Dallas, TX. The 1000+ acre lake, surrounding trails, and park space currently serve as a civic and recreational haven in...

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