ASCE in Action — Advancing Infrastructure Resilience Worldwide
Ethics: Pioneering Trust: Delivering Next-Generation Engineering Design Services
The engineering landscape is undergoing a technological renaissance. Generative AI and autonomous drone data collection are no longer fringe concepts; they are rapidly becoming industry standards. Yet, as these tools automate complex design workflows and accelerate project timelines, a critical question emerges for licensed professionals: how do we maintain the integrity of the professional engineer’s […]
When It Matters Most: How Texas Plans, Responds, and Recovers (Texas Civil Engineering Foundation Leadership Series)
Step behind the scenes of how Texas manages disasters and large-scale events in this engaging, real-world look at emergency management in action in the Lone Star State. Learn how the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) coordinates across local, state, and federal agencies to prepare for, respond to, and recover from crises, and how both […]
Revitalizing the Water Supply in Texas — a TCEQ keynote
Reference Points in Motion: Measuring a Dynamic Earth for Resilient Texas Infrastructure
Resilient infrastructure begins with a simple assumption: that we know where things are. Yet the ground beneath Texas is anything but still. Portions of the Houston region and the Eagle Ford are subsiding at more than 20 millimeters per year. The North American tectonic plate rotates continuously beneath our feet. Relative sea level along the […]
Beyond Age: Stronger Teams Across Generations
Today’s workforce is more complex than ever—five generations working side by side, each with their own expectations, preferences, and strong opinions about whether meetings should have been emails. We’ve been told the key to making it work is understanding generational differences. So we’ve labeled, categorized, and analyzed every group until the org chart starts to […]
Opening Keynote: From the Capitol to the Coast: Revitalizing Texas Infrastructure
