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ASCE 2020 Distinguished Members: What’s the Secret to Your Success?

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Of all ASCE membership, only 223 can call themselves Distinguished Members.

So there’s no doubt that ASCE’s class of 2020 Distinguished Members has made tremendous contributions to the civil engineering industry.

But the Distinguished Member honor isn’t simply a recognition of past accomplishments. It can be a signpost of sorts, directing younger civil engineers toward role models.

Who better to learn from than the industry’s best of the best?

The ASCE class of 2020 Distinguished Members share the “secret of their success.”

Click on each card to learn more about each Distinguished Member’s career.

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