This series of video interviews addresses important and timely issues in the civil engineering profession and community. Watch for new episodes at asce.org/interchange.

Working For You: A Minute with Tom Smith is a series of videos on the American Society of Civil Engineers’ commitment to the engineering community. In each episode, Tom Smith, ASCE’s executive director, gives you an update on various ASCE member benefits and programs.

ASCE’s Infrastructure Report Card provides a comprehensive assessment of current infrastructure conditions and needs, assigning grades and making recommendations to raise them. The 2021 Report Card found the national grade for infrastructure to be a C-. Learn more and find out how you can make a difference.

Each February, ASCE marks Engineers Week by honoring 10 young professionals as the New Faces of Civil Engineering. They are ambitious, accomplished, and true representations of the future of the profession. Meet the 2021 class of ASCE New Faces of Civil Engineering–Professionals.

All around the world, engineers are pushing the limits of ingenuity and innovation in unexpected, imaginative, and amazing ways. Dream Big: Engineering Our World, a giant-screen film about engineering, takes viewers on a journey of discovery from the world’s tallest building to a bridge higher than the clouds. Along the way, the audiences witness how today’s engineers are shaping the world of tomorrow.

This series shows teachers and parents how to conduct a variety of STEM activities with their children or students in a home environment. We’ve adapted activities from materials developed for “Dream Big: Engineering Our World,” and you can get the written guides at https://www.asce.org/pre-college_outreach/.

ASCE’s Infrastructure Report Card provides a comprehensive assessment of current infrastructure conditions and needs, assigning grades and making recommendations to raise them. The 2017 Report Card found the national grade for infrastructure to be a D+. Learn more and find out how you can make a difference at https://www.infrastructurereportcard.org/.

ASCE and its members are dedicated to ensuring a sustainable future in which society has the capacity and opportunity to maintain and improve its quality of life indefinitely, without degrading the quantity, quality or the availability of natural, economic and social resources. But a changing climate and aging infrastructure have forced civil engineers to develop a new set of best practices to meet public demands for safety and sustainability.

Ethics is at the heart of the engineering practice. In this video series, engineers representing a wide range of backgrounds and technical disciplines talk about the critical role that ethical principles play in guiding the practice of engineering.

Because of the current COVID-19 outbreak and its impact on employees and the workplace, ASCE is hosting a series of virtual roundtables to help civil engineers during this difficult and uncertain time: https://collaborate.asce.org/covid-19/thursday-three.

Each February, ASCE marks Engineers Week by honoring 10 young professionals as the New Faces of Civil Engineering. They are ambitious, accomplished, and true representations of the future of the profession. Meet the 2020 class of ASCE New Faces of Civil Engineering–Professionals.

ASCE annually recognizes an exemplary civil engineering project as the Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement. Established in 1960, this prestigious award honors the project that best illustrates superior civil engineering skills and represents a significant contribution to civil engineering progress and society. Honoring an overall project rather than an individual, the award celebrates the contributions of many engineers.