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ASCE CSUF - Student Members Attend the January EWRI Luncheon

By Brisa Bernal | ASCE CSUF Co-President

On Thursday, January 19th, CSUF members attended this Month’s Luncheon in Costa Mesa. Students were pleased to learn about maximized stormwater capture and protection from flood damage.

ASCE OC Branch - Welcome New Members!

By ASCE OC Membership Committee

Please join the Board of Directors in welcoming the newest members to ASCE Orange County! We look forward to getting to know you and hope to see you at an upcoming event.

ASCE OC Branch - Newsletter Information

By ASCE OC Publications Committee

The ASCE OC Publications Committee is looking for volunteers! Do you appreciate documenting the legacy of ASCE and being connected to our key members? This is a great opportunity to learn the process and broaden your contacts. We are looking for individuals to volunteer about 2-4 hours per month with assisting in uploading newsletter articles, tracking our events, and learning our internal management software. Let us know if you are ready to jump-start your ASCE career! Interested in advertising in our newsletter? Do you have an interesting topic you would like to share? Trying to get in touch with us? Please submit all correspondence to the Publications Committee!

President's Column - The Invisible Heroes

By Jennifer Marks | ASCE OC Branch President

December certainly went out like a torrent and, for a good part of January, continued to overwhelm us with unprecedented rainfall, atmospheric rivers, and storm conditions. As professionals in the Civil Engineering community, these are exciting times!

ASCE OC Publications - Transfers Magazine: From Knowledge To Action

By Marionne Lapitan, EIT, ENV SP | Publications Committee Editor-In-Chief

I recently discovered the Transfers Magazine in my Regional Transportation Policy class in my MSCE Master's Program at Cal Poly Pomona. It is a federally-funded publication by the Pacific Southwest Region University Transportation Center (PSR) with eight partner campuses across Arizona, California, and Hawaii. It aims to provide policymakers with essential research knowledge from transportation professionals/experts to improve people's lives.