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Welcome to the home page of the St. Louis Section of ASCE.  The Section actually encompasses the Eastern half of Missouri and five Illinois counties immediately to the east of St. Louis, serving over 1100 members and five area student chapters.

We support local future and current civil engineers (architectural; coasts, oceans, ports and rivers; construction; environmental and water resources; geotechnical; structural; transportation) in their chosen fields to make Missouri, the country, and the world a better and safer place to live.

Please feel free to contact any of our officers if we can be of assistance.

Report Card for Missouri's Infrastructure

The St. Louis Section collaborated with the Kansas City Section to develop a report card specifically for Missouri Infrastructure.  The report card will be revealed on May 22nd at 7:30 AM in the Il Monastero Room on the Campus of St. Louis University (3050 Olive Street).  All are welcome to attend.  After the release, the report card can be viewed by clicking the cover below.

                        

 

Report Card for America's Infrastructure

Every family and business needs infrastructure to thrive– from your road to work, to your internet, to the pipes bringing clean water to your house.  In a new app format, the American Society of Civil Engineers’ 2013 Report Card for America’s Infrastructure puts the most comprehensive and clear reference available on America’s infrastructure in your pocket. Complete with videos, state profiles, and interactive content, this app shows how your state’s infrastructure is doing and what needs attention.  Share how America raise the grades and along with any part of the app with friends, coworkers, LinkedIn groups, or even your elected officials. Download the Report Card at www.infrastructurereportcard.org.

 

Not to be Outdone - St. Louis Infrastructure Report Cards are here as well.

Based on the highly successful ASCE National Report Cards, the St. Louis Section is proud to present one of the two reports in a series on the St. Louis Metropolitan Area Civil Engineering Infrastructure.

Environmental Infrastructure Final Report.pdf

New Section By-Laws - APPROVED

The votes have been counted and the Section has approved the proposed by-laws.  The by-laws can be found here, as well as on the "About ASCE" page of this site.  Thanks to everyone who participated in voting!

St. Louis Section Awarded Outstanding Section and Section Diversity Awards for 2012

For the Outstanding Section Award, the committee recognized our "outstanding contribution to the Society and the St. Louis  community through your programs and activities. It is a testament to the group of talented and committed professionals that comprise the membership, committees, and executive board of the St. Louis Section."

 For the Diversity Award, the committee recognized our "stellar efforts in demonstrating your support of equitable opportunity for participation of people within the civil engineering profession without regard to race, ethnicity, religion, age, gender, sexual orientation, nationality, or physical challenges. From the strategic direction of your Committee on Diversity & Inclusion,  the Section’s trailblazing commitment  to  tracking and reporting  demographics of chapter leadership,  sustained Younger Member committee’s commitment to sharing their expertise via the  Rebuilding Together community initiative,   to your collaboration with the St. Louis Metropolitan District focused on addressing  issues of disparity, the St. Louis Section is an ASCE model for making sustained and  impactful contributions to creating a more inclusive profession."

Thanks to all our members for their contributions in making this Section great!

 

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ASCE – St. Louis Section
c/o The Engineers' Club of St. Louis
4359 Lindell Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63108

Last updated: 06/03/13

Webmaster: Jeff Smith

 

 

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