Professional Development
A key component of the RPI ASCE mission is to assist our members in their professional development. This goal is achieved through close collaboration with the RPI Center for Career and Professional Development and their Sophomore Career Experience program, as well as providing networking opportunities for our members through our speaker series. Finally, members are often given the opportunity to attend seminars and conferences that will allow them to meet students, professors, and engineers from across the country.
Past Events
RPI ASCE Student Chapter encourages members to attend regional conferences and seminars on various civil engineering topics. This allows students to gain professional contacts and insite into what is going on in the field of civil engineering. Many of these seminars also offer PDHs for professional engineers, which exposes students to one form of continuing education as a professional in the future.
Dedication of the Flight of Locks in Waterford as a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark
This event was a great professional development opportunity because it brought together RPI students, local professionals in the Mohawk-Hudson ASCE Chapter, the community of Waterford, and the National ASCE President Andrew Herrmann.
4th Annual Geotechnical Symposium
The RPI Student Chapter was honored to co-host this event with the Mohawk-Hudson ASCE Chapter. The event included a full day of presentations followed by a tour of the cetrifuge lab. This was a great opportunity for students to listen to professionals present about real projects focused in the are of Geotechnical Engineering.
For other meetings and social events, see Events.
Dedication of the Flight of Locks in Waterford as a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark
This event was a great professional development opportunity because it brought together RPI students, local professionals in the Mohawk-Hudson ASCE Chapter, the community of Waterford, and the National ASCE President Andrew Herrmann.
4th Annual Geotechnical Symposium
The RPI Student Chapter was honored to co-host this event with the Mohawk-Hudson ASCE Chapter. The event included a full day of presentations followed by a tour of the cetrifuge lab. This was a great opportunity for students to listen to professionals present about real projects focused in the are of Geotechnical Engineering.
For other meetings and social events, see Events.
