CONCRETE CANOE

HISTORY
The history of Concrete Canoe in the United States dates back to the 1960's. However, the first ASCE National Concrete Canoe Competition was held in 1988. Teams from across the U.S. and Canada combine engineering and hydrodynamic designs to create a canoe that is able to sail across a body of water. In adition to the canoe shape and mix design, teams must abide by strict rules and regulations set forth by the American Society of Civil Engineers .
For more information on the rules and regulations, click here.
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"The Red Hawk" 2015-2016
The team had 5 juniors and 3 seniors.

From left to right: Mika Piper-White, Sophia Wang, Achim Fuchs, Jacqueline Sanchez, Angela Cascio, Tom Reigelman, Lillian Kolehmainen, Scott Corradi

"The Trojan Horse" 2014-2015
The 2014-1015 Concrete Canoe team is comprised of 8 Sophomore and Junior Civil Engineering students, led by Dr. Mohammed Alnaggar. Dr. Alnaggar is an assistant professor at RPI who received his Ph.D. in Structural Engineering from Northwestern University.  
For more information on the 2014-2015 team, click here.

From left to right: Scott Corradi, Lou Zapp, William Gilbert, Sabato Dalia, Travis Bartow, Mika Pieper-White, Christina Sanon, and Donna Li. 2015-2016 RPI Concrete Canoe Team "The Trojan Horse"

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