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ASCE - Texas Section
Civil Engineering
Austin, Texas 3,250 followers
ASCE Texas Section is one of the largest and most active sections of the American Society of Civil Engineers
About us
ASCE Texas Section is one of the largest and most active sections of the American Society of Civil Engineers, the oldest national civil engineering society in the United States. Established in 1913, the Texas Section represents nearly 10,000 members throughout Texas. The Section is headquartered in Austin and comprises 15 Branches around the state and Student Chapters at all the state’s leading universities. Committed to promoting, encouraging and recognizing civil engineering excellence and professional growth, the Texas Section holds an annual meeting in the fall, CECON, which is open to all civil engineers and anyone involved in infrastructure and public works. Additionally the Section produces seminars and other events throughout the year, as well as the Student Symposium in the spring in coordination with the ASCE Student Chapter that is hosting the regional student conference that year. The Branches of the Texas Section hold monthly meetings, often with guest speakers and topical discussions. From 2017-2021, ASCE Texas Section continues to implement its Strategic Plan, titled Service through Technical, Educational, and Professional experiences (My STEP). The plan examines values, vision, and mission: Our CORE VALUES | what we believe Stewardship : - Inclusion - Sustainability of Natural Resources - Appreciation of People Professional Development : - Education - Technical Competence - Design Innovation Ethics : - Integrity - ASCE Code of Ethics Cannons Service and Leadership : - Membership - Profession - Advocacy - Community Our VISION | what we want to be: Texas civil engineers are leaders in their communities, building a better quality of life across the street and around the world. Our Mission | why we exist: ASCE Texas Section advances our communities through the development of civil engineers as leaders who create a legacy of service through - Technical proficiency - Educational opportunities - Professional advocacy
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External link for ASCE - Texas Section
- Industry
- Civil Engineering
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Austin, Texas
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1913
- Specialties
- Professional Membership Association, Publications, Continuing Education, and Conferences
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1524 S. IH 35
Suite 180
Austin, Texas 78704, US
Employees at ASCE - Texas Section
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Jenni Peters, CAE
Association Executive | Marketing Communications | Events & Promotions — Executive Director of ASCE Texas
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Mike Sosa
Operational Specialist at ASCE Texas Section
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Crespin Guzman
Executive Director at Texas Section ASCE
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Surya Bhandari, P.E. M. ASCE
Deputy Project Manager/People Manager at AECOM, | TxDOT Pre-Certified | Vice President - ASCE Dallas l 2025 Engineer Of The Year|President/Chair-…
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Calling all civil engineers and infrastructure professionals!! Join us at the 12th annual Texas Civil Engineering Conference (CECON) in San Marcos, TX, from September 17-19, 2025, as we explore how we’re #BreakingBarriers in civil engineering! We’re seeking dynamic speakers to share insights on emerging technologies, innovative solutions, resilience, AI, emergency response, and leadership. If you’re pushing boundaries in the industry, we want to hear from you! Let’s advance Texas infrastructure together! Submit your topic today at https://lnkd.in/gKGRPPsk #CECON2025 #BreakingBarriers #TexASCE
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Introduce a girl to engineering and show her how she can Design Her Future. By sparking curiosity and confidence, we help her embrace the limitless possibilities of STEM and build a brighter world. Celebrate #GirlDay2024 on February 22!
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Big week for #TexASCE! Earlier this week, we unveiled the 2025 Texas Infrastructure Report Card, grading 16 key categories of our State’s infrastructure. Afterward, our members from across Texas came together at the State Capitol to advocate for a stronger, more resilient infrastructure in Texas. From policy training to face-to-face meetings with lawmakers, attendees championed infrastructure funding and smart policy decisions. Since its inception, we've met with hundreds of elected officials to advocate for better roads, improved water systems, and sustainable resources across the State. Thank you to everyone who participated and we hope to see you all again for the 2027 ASCE Texas Legislative Drive-In. #TxCEdrivein #TxIRC #TxLeg #infrastucture #civilengineering
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Population growth, surging energy demands, and increasingly severe weather events, oh my! This week #TexASCE released the 2025 Texas Infrastructure Report Card (#TxIRC), assigning 16 categories of infrastructure a cumulative grade of ‘C‘, Putting strain on an aging infrastructure network, these stressors have begun to balance out by record investments at the federal level and proactive state and local measures. But there is still so much we need to do to raise the grass. Read all about it at www.TexASCE.org/irc. #TxCEDriveIn #TxLeg
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ASCE - Texas Section reposted this
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infrastructure investment is critical to communities. Texas had released the latest report card on what is happening in their state American Society of Civil Engineers #infrastructure #investment
What is the State of Infrastructure in the State of Texas? On February 18, 2025, the American Society of Civil Engineers - Texas Section (TexASCE) released the 2025 Texas Infrastructure Report Card in the Press Room of the House of Representatives. How important is this? Not only were most Austin news outlets present, statewide media outlets were present and they asked questions! Infrastructure is the talk of the day in Texas. It’s hot! Our job as TexASCE members is to make it the talk of everyday, not just today. The report card is a snapshot of today’s condition. It’s a statewide overview, not any specific county, city, project or agency. It’s intent is to provide a fact driven status, how this impacts Texans daily and provide recommendations for how we can improve infrastructure and thus improve the grade. So how are we doing? 2025 Texas Infrastructure Report Card Overall Grade C = Mediocre, Requires Attention (Sector by Sector grades in the first comment) Texas doesn’t like to be mediocre. We can (and will) do better! How, you ask? By investing in our future. Infrastructure is the foundation for Texas’ future growth and competitiveness. We need to invest, not just our finances, but also by having policies, standards and robust asset management and planning. #TexASCE #TxCEDriveIn #TxLeg
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ASCE - Texas Section reposted this
🚧 Building Stronger Together! 🚧 Today, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Texas Section unveiled the 2025 Texas Infrastructure Report Card. This comprehensive assessment covers 16 categories, including energy, water, and transportation systems. The report highlights areas of progress and underscores the critical need for continued investment to enhance Texas’s infrastructure resilience and capacity. TCPA is proud to partner with the ASCE Texas Section to support the future of civil engineering and infrastructure innovation in Texas. For a detailed breakdown of the grades and to read the full report, visit the ASCE Texas Section’s official website: https://bit.ly/41ngo3I #TexasInfrastructure #ASCEReportCard #Engineering #TCPA #ASCE #StrongerInfrastructure #BuildingTexas #txstrong #TexASCE #TxCEDriveIn #TxLeg ASCE - Texas Section Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce Austin Contractors & Engineers Association
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Thank You to our #TexASCE Legislative Drive-In educational material Sponsors! Your support of the 2025 educational program in Austin, TX today provides our Texas Section members the opportunity to advocate for their profession while participating in the public policy process through training sessions and coordinated outreach efforts. Learn more about each sponsor: https://bit.ly/42JMsQi Texas Concrete Products Association Stantec Woolpert BGE, Inc. Burns & McDonnell 5engineering, LLC Patricia Frayre, P.E. Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam, Inc. (LAN) OMEGA ENGINEERS, INC. The Turner Company #TxCEDriveIn #CivilEngineering #TexasGrassroots #Advocacy #TxLeg
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Thank You to our Legislative Drive-In morning education speakers! Your expertise and insights are invaluable to our successful member advocacy program. • Sen Charles Perry • Sarah Rountree Schlessinger • James Barragan • Whitney Whitmire • Anjuman Ara, PE, ENV SP • Rebecca Katzke, PE, PMP, CFM, ENV SP • Kevin Longley And a huge thanks also goes to our educational material sponsors: ‣ Premium Sponsor: Texas Concrete Products Association ‣ Silver Sponsors: Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam, Inc. (LAN); Stantec; Woolpert ‣ Bronze Sponsors: 5engineering, LLC; BGE, Inc.; Burns & McDonnell; Patricia Frayre, P.E.; OMEGA ENGINEERS, INC.; Turner Company
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#TexASCE has released its 2025 Infrastructure Report Card, and Texas scored a 'C". This means some of our infrastructure needs serious upgrades to keep up with our growing population. It's a call to action for better planning and a spectrum of investment to ensure safety and efficiency for everyone. Let's work together to build a stronger, more resilient Texas! #TxIRC #TexASCE www.TexASCE.org/irc
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