
CSCE Board Meeting Agendas & Minutes
5/16/25 Meeting Agenda & Minutes * 6/20/25 Meeting Agenda & Minutes
3/28/25 Meeting Agenda & Minutes * 4/18/25 Meeting Agenda & Minutes
1/17/25 Meeting Agenda & Minutes * 2/21/25 Meeting Agenda & Minutes
11/15/24 Meeting Agenda & Minutes * 12/20/24 Meeting Agenda & Minutes
9/20/24 Meeting Agenda & Minutes * 10/18/24 Meeting Agenda & Minutes
7/19/24 Meeting Agenda & Minutes * 8/16/24 Meeting Agenda & Minutes
6/21/24 Meeting Agenda & Minutes * 5/17/24 Meeting Agenda & Minutes
4/19/24 Meeting Agenda & Minutes * 3/15/24 Meeting Agenda and Minutes
1/23/24 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 2/19/24 Meeting Agenda and Minutes
11/17/23 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 12/15/23 Meeting Agenda and Minutes
9/15/23 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 10/27/23 Meeting (not held due to lack of quorum)
7/21/23 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 8/18/23 Meeting Agenda and Minutes
6/2/23 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 6/30/23 Meeting Agenda and Minutes
3/3/23 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 4/7/23 Meeting Agenda and Minutes
2/10/23 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 1/17/23 Meeting Agenda and Minutes
11/18/22 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 12/2/22 Meeting Agenda and Minutes
9/15/22 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 10/21/22 Meeting Agenda and Minutes
7/22/22 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 8/19/22 Meeting Agenda and Minutes
6/3/22 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 6/24/22 Planning Meeting Agenda and Minutes
4/1/22 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 5/6/22 Meeting Agenda and Minutes
3/4/22 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 2/4/22 Meeting Agenda and Minutes
1/7/22 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 12/3/21 Meeting Agenda and Minutes
11/08/21 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 09/17/21 Meeting Agenda and Minutes
08/20/21 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 07/23/21 Meeting Agenda and Minutes
05/28/21 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 04/23/21 Meeting Agenda and Minutes
03/19/21 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 02/19/21 Meeting Agenda and Minutes
1/15/21 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 12/18/20 Meeting Agenda and Minutes
12/4/20 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 11/20/20 Meeting Agenda and Minutes
10/30/20 Meeting Agenda and Minutes * 10/13/20 Meeting Agenda and Minutes
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ASCE Region 1 - Geoffrey B. Schwartz, P.E., M.ASCE - [email protected]
CSCE Branch & Committees
Career Guidance CommitteeThe Career Guidance Committee provides information on Civil Engineering to the public, school libraries, high school guidance personnel and students (K-12) to aid them in their choice of career and to provide them with useful information about preparing for a career in civil engineering. For more information about the activities of this Committee, please contact CSCE at 860-879-2723 or csceinfoATgeemail.com. | Continuing Education CommitteeThe Continuing Education Committee formulates and executes Continuing Education activities in the Section consistent with the goals of the Board. The Committee assists other Section Committees and Technical Groups in areas of Continuing Education. The Committee also sponsors some continuing educational activities that are not sponsored by other Section Committees or Chapters of ASCE Institutes. For more information about the activities of this Committee, please contact CSCE at 860-879-2723 or csceinfoATgeemail.com. |
Fairfield County BranchThe Fairfield County Branch of CSCE provides meetings, joint meetings, continuing education seminars, and other programs similar to the Section programs in the Fairfield County. Branch President: Carolyn Foston. For more information about the activities of this Branch, please contact CSCE at 860-879-2723 or csceinfoATgeemail.com. | Government Engineers CommitteeThe Government Engineers Committee develops and implements programs and a forum to better enables those civil engineers working in the public sector to provide enhanced service to the public. Committee Chair: Rabih Barakat. For more information about the activities of this Committee, please contact CSCE at 860-879-2723 or csceinfoATgeemail.com. |
History & Heritage CommitteeThe History & Heritage Committee prepares and submits to ASCE nomination papers for the designation of Connecticut sites as National Historic Civil Engineering Landmarks, and to work with ASCE on matters associated with such designation. The Committee also handles other matters relating to engineering and section history as may arise. *Please see information below for more information about the activities of this Committee. Committee Chair: Randy States. For more information about the activities of this Committee, please contact CSCE at 860-879-2723 or csceinfoATgeemail.com. | Infrastructure Report Card Ad-Hoc CommitteeOn October 30, 2018, the Connecticut Society of Civil Engineers (CSCE) Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers released the 2018 Report Card for Connecticut’s Infrastructure, identifying Connecticut’s infrastructure shortfalls and successes, and revealing to us just how much our infrastructure needs attention. The Report Card assessed five infrastructure categories and assigned Connecticut with an overall grade of “C-”. Included in the Report Card are grades for the state’s network of roads, which received a “D+,” and bridges, which received a “C-.” The report card may be found online at: https://www.infrastructurereportcard.org/state…/connecticut/ |
Legislative Affairs CommitteeThe Legislative Affairs Committee investigates, studies, and makes recommendations to the Executive Board and Technical Groups concerning standards of practice, professional ethics, other timely public issues in which the Civil Engineer has a particular interest and legislation as it affects the profession and the Section. The Committee maintains liaison with appropriate national committees, citizens groups, and other professional or industry organizations in order to improve communications, to arrive at mutually acceptable solutions to common problems and to coordinate support or opposition to legislation and government policies and to respond quickly to the changing needs of the profession. Ad-hoc Committee members may be recruited for specific assignments, as needed. Such assignments may include following pending legislative matters, maintaining liaison with other professional groups and attending meetings of such groups, when appropriate. **Please see information below for more information about the activities of this Committee. For more information about the activities of this Committee, please contact CSCE at 860-879-2723 or csceinfoATgeemail.com. | Membership CommitteeThe Membership Committee encourages civil engineers to become affiliated with the ASCE and the Section. The Committee is responsible for increasing ASCE and Section membership and inviting new members to monthly meeting. For more information about the activities of this Committee, please contact CSCE at 860-879-2723 or csceinfoATgeemail.com. |
Programs CommitteeThe Programs Committee plans, schedules and makes necessary arrangements for the Section's monthly dinner meetings. Each Student Chapter and Student Club is considered a standing member of the Committee. The Chair of each Technical Group and Committee is considered a standing member of the Committee. For more information about the activities of this Committee, please contact CSCE at 860-879-2723 or csceinfoATgeemail.com. | Scholarship Fund CommitteeThe Scholarship Fund Committee plans, advises, supervises and coordinates the investments made for the Scholarship Fund. For more information about the activities of this Committee, please contact CSCE at 860-879-2723 or csceinfoATgeemail.com. |
Student Chapters CommitteeThis Committee maintains communications between the Section and the Student Chapter activities which promote professional, ethical, and technical competence in students studying civil engineering. The Committee shall promote continued professional growth by encouraging membership in ASCE. The current Student Chapters are located at Central Connecticut State University, the University of Connecticut at Storrs, the University of New Haven, the University of Hartford, Quinnipiac University, and the United States Coast Guard Academy. The Committee also maintains communications with community colleges like CT State Three Rivers in Norwich, CT, that offer engineering-related courses. Committee Chair: Kim Fletcher. For more information about the activities of this Committee, please contact CSCE at 860-879-2723 or csceinfoATgeemail.com. | Website CommitteeThe Website Committee operates, maintains, and upgrades CSCE's website. The Committee also investigates, studies, and makes recommendations to the Executive Board concerning the operation, maintenance, financing, and appearance of the website. The committee maintains contact with appropriate local and national committees, groups, and student chapters and clubs, to improve communications through technology. This committee is made up of the CSCE First Director, who serves as the Chair, Vice President, and Newsletter Editor. Adhoc Committee members may be recruited for specific assignments as needed. For more information about the activities of this Committee, please contact CSCE at 860-879-2723 or csceinfoATgeemail.com. |
Younger Members GroupA Younger Member is considered to be 35 years of age or younger. CSCE's Younger Member Group (YMG) fosters the professional growth, ethical awareness, and technical competence of the Section's Younger Members. The YMG encourages membership and participation in ASCE and CSCE Committees, Institutes and other activities. The YMG may sponsor or co-sponsor activities of particular interest to Younger Members. YMG President: Ariana Antonucci. For more information about this group, please contact CSCE at 860-879-2723 or csceinfoATgeemail.com. | YMG LinkedIn: CSCE Younger Members
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*History & Heritage Committee Info*2010 History & Heritage Section Citation - In 2010, ASCE's History and Heritage Committee (HHC) selected the Connecticut Society of Civil Engineers section as the winner of the History and Heritage Section citation. CSCE was selected for its efforts to scan historic civil engineering information from its proceedings and make the information accessible to students and the general public through its website, and its willingness to work with other historical organizations such as the Connecticut Historical Society to develop historic exhibitions for the public. CSCE thanks Randy States for all his hard work on these efforts on behalf of CSCE! Another Day in the Life of an Engineer CSCE Past Presidents 1928 - 44th Annual Meeting and Proceedings - Advertisers (1st of 3 files), Advertisers (2nd of 3 files), Advertisers (3rd of 3 files), Cover-Contents-Committees, Engineering & Aviation, Holland Tunnel (1st of 3 files), Holland Tunnel (2nd of 3 files), Holland Tunnel (3rd of 3 files), Hudson River Bridge (1st of 3 files), Hudson River Bridge (2nd of 3 files), Hudson River Bridge (3rd of 3 files), Memoirs (1st of 2 files), Memoirs (2nd of 2 files), Mississippi Flood Control, New England Flood (1st of 2 files), New England Flood (2nd of 2 files), Payson Park Reservoir (Gunite) (1st of 2 files), Payson Park Reservoir (Gunite) (2nd of 2 files), President's Message, Proceedings (1st of 3 files), Proceedings (2nd of 3 files), Proceedings (3rd of 3 files), Reynolds Bridge, Rocky River Hydro Electric (1st of 2 files), Rocky River Hydro Electric (2nd of 2 files) 1933 - 49th Annual Meeting and Proceedings - Advertisements (1st of 2 files). Advertisements (2nd of 2 files), Annual Meeting Proceedings (1st of 3 files), Annual Meeting Proceedings (2nd of 3 files), Annual Meeting Proceedings (3rd of 3 files), Appraising Damages and Benefits (1st of 2 files), Appraising Damages and Benefits (2nd of 2 files), Cover-Contents-Committees, Early Cement Manufacture (1st of 2 files), Early Cement Manufacture (2nd of 2 files), Heavy Construction in Russia, High Early Strength Cement, Memoirs (1st of 2 files), Memoirs (2nd of 2 files), Mill Rock Reservoir, Modern Soil Mechanics, Northampton Canal (1st of 4 files), Northampton Canal (2nd of 4 files), Northampton Canal (3rd of 4 files), Northampton Canal (4th of 4 files), Pages from Annual Report, Precise Survey Hartford MD, President's Address, Professional Registration, Sewage Disposal (1st of 3 files), Sewage Disposal (2nd of 3 files), Sewage Disposal (3rd of 3 files) 1938 - 54th Annual Meeting and Proceedings - Advertisers (1st of 2 files), Advertisers (2nd of 2 files), Banquet Address, Blasting Methods (1st of 2 files), Blasting Methods (2nd of 2 files), Connecticut Boundary Survey (1st of 2 files), Connecticut Boundary Survey (2nd of 2 files), Connecticut's Canals (1st of 7 files), Connecticut's Canals (2nd of 7 files), Connecticut's Canals (3rd of 7 files), Connecticut's Canals (4th of 7 files), Connecticut's Canals (5th of 7 files), Connecticut's Canals (6th of 7 files), Connecticut's Canals (7th of 7 files), Controlling Traffic (1st of 2 files), Controlling Traffic (2nd of 2 files), Cover-Title-Committees-Awards, Developments in Structural Engineering, Flood Control Paper 1 (Part 1 of 2), Flood Control Paper 1 (Part 2 of 2), Flood Control Paper 2 (Part 1 of 2), Flood Control Paper 2 (Part 2 of 2), Flood Control Paper 3, Geologist in Lighter Mood, MDC Sewage Treatment Plant (1st of 2 files), MDC Sewage Treatment Plant (2nd of 2 files), Memoirs (1st of 2 files), Memoirs (2nd of 2 files), Metering Utility Service (1st of 2 files), Metering Utility Service (2nd of 2 files), President's Message, Registration, Sand Filter Plant, State Senate Bill 728, The Merritt Parkway (1st of 2 files), The Merritt Parkway (2nd of 2 files) 1946 - 62nd Annual Report - Cover through Page 28, War Developments, Construction and Idlewild Airport, Proportioning of Workable Concrete for any Strength, Probable Future Trends in Suspension Bridge Design, Methods and Tolerances for Connecticut Surveyors 1955 - 71st Annual Report - Cover through Page 22, Advancement of the Young Engineer, Highway Inlets for Catch Basins, Hartford Public Library, Hogback Dam and Development, Functions of a Site Planner, Middletown Power Plant, Transmission Lines Encircling Hartford, Shepaug Hydro-Electric Plant, Traffic and Parking Ills can be Cured, Parking Garages, Pigeon Hole Parking, Traffic Control (Hartford), State Street Bridge and East-West Highway, Phases of the Present Engineering Act, Local Meetings, Annual Meeting, Memoirs and Membership, Professional Cards and Advertisers 1975 - 91st Annual Report - Cover, Committees and Awards, Housing and Community Development, Hartford Center, Title Traps and Surveyors, Highways to Trails, Soil Conservation, Energy and the Environment, Offshore Drilling, Meetings, Memoirs, Officers and Membership, Constitution and Bylaws, Professional Cards and Advertisers Historic Connecticut Highway Bridges, Arrigoni Bridge, Merritt Parkway, Founders Bridge, Long Island Crossings, BUILDING BIG, a five-part PBS television series and website from WGBH Boston, Railroad History Archive at the University of Connecticut, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, The Engineering Collection at the Linda Hall Library, Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute - The Farmington Canal, National Asphalt Pavement Association - History of Asphalt CSCE welcomes inquiries and more information about Connecticut civil engineering history. If you are interested in learning more about any of the files above or have historical information to share, please send an email to csceinfoATgeemail.com. | **Legislative Affairs Committee InformationIn 2018-2019, this Committee provided testimony on behalf of CSCE to the state legislature on the following bills: In Support of: Senate Bill No. 713 – An Act Concerning Open Rest Areas
In Opposition to: House Bill No. 877 – An Act Concerning Revenue Items To Implement The Governor’s Budget From March 12-14, 2019, Brianna Maljanian, P.E., Jen Buchanon, P.E., and Katie Klose represented CSCE at the 19th Annual ASCE Legislative Fly-In in Washington, DC. While there, they attended Younger Members training events and met with the ASCE President-Elect and staff of Connecticut legislators. In 2017-2018, this Committee coordinated CSCE’s efforts to support the following bills: HB-5046 - An Act concerning the Sustainability of Transportation Projects - The proposed revision to statute to create a sustainable revenue source for transportation by allowing electronic tolls on Connecticut highways was of interest to CSCE. HB-5391 – An Act concerning the Preparation of a Tolling Proposal and Support for Transportation Infrastructure – The proposed revision to statute to create a two-step process for establishing electronic tolls on Connecticut highways was of interest to CSCE. SB-10 – An Act concerning Revenue Items to Implement the Governor’s Budget - Three specific actions proposed to stabilize transportation revenue in the Special Transportation Fund were of interest to CSCE. SB – 193 – An Act concerning Revisions to the Department of Consumer Protection Statutes – The proposed revision to the statutes to clarify that individual members of LLC’s and owners of corporations practicing professional engineering or land surveying services are not required to be individually licensed themselves was of interest to CSCE. This change clarified statute and offer additional legal protections to individual engineers employed by engineering companies. In addition, the Committee submitted an opinion editorial (op-ed) to the Hartford Courant in February 2018 regarding the funding crisis with the Special Transportation Fund. In 2016, the Committee coordinated CSCE’s efforts to support the establishment of a financial lockbox to protect transportation funds (see below): CCIA Testimony at the Public Hearing of the Transportation Committee CSCE Testimony at the Public Hearing of the Transportation Committee February 13, 2016 ~ CSCE's Op-Ed in the Hartford Courant ~ State Must Get Going on Transportation Fixes
2018 - CSCE in the News - October 31, 2018 Highway Fund Needs Protection - Op-Ed in the Waterbury Republican-American News Release - October 30, 2018 - Connecticut Infrastructure Earns Overall GPA of “C-” from ASCE - Investments in rail yielding positive results, but wastewater infrastructure is at risk for flooding Learn more > 2018 Connecticut Infrastructure Report Card Read about the press conference in the Hartford Courant on October 30, 2018 > Engineers Give Connecticut's Aging Roads, Bridges, Water Systems A 'C-' In New Report See coverage of press conference on Eyewitness News 3 WFSB > https://www.wfsb.com/news/civil-engineers-give-state-poor-marks-for-bridges-drinking-water/article_1bbbe364-dc51-11e8-8486-9f272cad31b5.html |
Institutes
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Connecticut Chapter of the Construction Institute This Chapter develops and implements programs and provides a forum to better enable those civil engineers who are interested in the Construction Engineering discipline. Contact Person: | Connecticut Valley Chapter of the Geo-Institute This Chapter develops and implements programs and provides a forum to better enable those civil engineers interested in the Geotechnical Engineering discipline. Upcoming Events: Past Events: Contact Person: |
Environmental & Water Resources Institute - Connecticut Chapter This Chapter develops and implements programs and provides a forum to better enable civil engineers interested in advancing water resources and environmental solutions to achieve a sustainable future. Contact Person: | Transportation & Development Institute - Connecticut Chapter This Chapter develops and implements programs and provides a forum to better enable those civil engineers who are interested in the transportation and development industry. Contact Person: |
Structural Engineering Institute - Connecticut Chapter - https://www.linkedin.com/ This Chapter develops and implements programs and provides a forum to better enable those civil engineers who are interested in the Structural Engineering discipline.
| Upcoming Events: Student Career Forum on 4/24/2025 Past Events: Structural Engineering Seminar on 10/10/2024 Contact Person: Sangyul Cho, Ph.D., P.E., Connecticut Department of Transportation, 2800 Berlin Turnpike, Newington, CT 06131, 860-785-3328 |
CSCE would like to thank all the CSCE members who serve on Technical, Professional, Educational, Research, Board and Institute Committees at the Society level. These people could potentially:
1. Provide up-to-date information on the activities and programs of their Society Committees
2. Serve as liaisons between the Society Committee and their Section and/or Branch
3. Facilitate and encourage involvement of their local members at the Society Level.
Thank you for donating your time and resources to issues of concern to ASCE!
For more information about CSCE, please contact any of the people listed above or the CSCE Administrative Assistant via Email or USPS mail (P.O. Box 1101, Deep River, CT 06417)