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THE
HOWARD PRESTON SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
The Columbia Section of the American Society of Civil
Engineers invites applications for
the Howard Preston Scholarship Award. The purpose of the scholarship is to
promote excellence and professionalism in the field of Civil Engineering.
The scholarship will provide financial support for the student’s
educational expenses. Full story
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Mid
Columbia
Science Fair-2013 Every year in March, the MCSF brings together hundreds of students from Eastern Washington and surrounding areas who get a chance to show off their scientific prowess for fun and prizes. This year's fair will be held on Thursday, March 7th, 2013 and the awards ceremony will be on Saturday, March 9th. All of the exhibits will be displayed at the Columbia Center mall in Kennewick. The awards ceremony will be at Chief Joseph Middle School in Richland. The fair is open to any student, grades 6 through 12, in the Eastern Washington region. Volunteers and judges are needed, please
contact [email protected] if interested in judging. Thanks for supporting our local youth! MCSF.net
West Point Bridge Design Contest (for US
Students Age 13 - Grade 12) ....The West Point Bridge Design
Contest is a nationwide Internet-based competition intended to promote
math, science, and technology education in U. S. middle schools and high
schools. The contest provides students with a realistic introduction to
engineering through an engaging, hands-on design experience. Participation
is free. All U. S.
students age 13 through grade 12 are eligible. Contestants may compete
individually or in teams of two. ... Full story
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ASCE Region 8:
CALL
FOR NOMINATIONS
The ASCE Region 8
Board of Governors is requesting
nominations for Region 8 Engineer of the Year Award and 2012 Project of the Year Awards. The deadline to apply has been extended to May 3, 2013.
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New ASCE Life Members 2013 Class
Congratulations to new ASCE Life Members this year. Advancement to Life Membership in teh American Society of Civil Engineers is an honor and unique accomplishment reserved for individuals who have made a long time contribution and committment to the Society and the profession. Furthermore, these members have reached the age of 65 years and have paid dues in any membership grade for a number of years such that when added to their age, the sum equals or exceeds 95. From now on, the dues are waived with the exception of the life member service fee to cover mailing of publications.
The Columbia Section of ASCE thanks you for your contrbutions to civil engineering. May each of us aspire to reach your level of success and accomplishment as we continue to serve the Society in the years ahead.
New ASCE Life Members for 2013
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Jeffrey Stevens
- Paul Wemhoener
- Jedd Starkey
- Alan Meyer
- John Engeman
ASCE
Continuing Education Courses
ASCE Distance
Learning Courses
Civil engineers build the world's
infrastructure. In doing so, they quietly shape the history of nations
around the world. Most people can not imagine
life without the many contributions of civil engineers to the public's
health, safety and standard of living. Civil engineering's contributions to
daily life, including transportation, clean water and power generation, are
magnificent in scope and functionality... Full
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