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Location of KSU ASCE, Fiedler Hall |
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Welcome to the home of Kansas State University’s chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). Take some time and explore our new site. The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) is the oldest national engineering society in the United States. Founded in 1852 with 12 members, the Society was created to distribute information among engineers who were building the roads, canals, bridges and railroads of a rapidly expanding nation.
The KSU chapter of ASCE was founded in 1923 and has approximately 215 student members.
ASCE is a way for civil engineering students to meet with peers, prospective employers and professors. In addition to learning as students, members of ASCE have the opportunity to participate in concrete canoe, steel bridge, concrete bowling and balsa bridge competitions; and you thought all engineers did was study! Explore the website to learn about all of these opportunities.
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Pictures
A recent softball game against KU: Pictures To view the photos taken at multiple ASCE events, CLICK HERE. |