Gray Areas of Responsibility in Masonry Design
- Offered for free to Central Ohio Section ASCE Members
- Seating is limited to the first 25 people
- Bring your own lunch
Purpose and Background
20th Annual ASCE Golf Outing
20th Annual ASCE Golf Outing June 17th!!
Don’t forget to mark your calendars and signup for the 20th annual ASCE Central Ohio Section Golf Outing to be held June 17th, 10:30 AM at Darby Creek Golf Course. The format is the ever popular 2 person mixed format. For a low entry fee of $70 you get greens fees, cart, driving range, drink tickets, lunch, steak and chicken dinner, beverages, tons of hole and place prizes and lots of “those” pies at the end.
April Dinner Meeting
Topic: City of Athens Capital Improvement Plan Update
with Optional Tour of recently upgraded Wastewater Treatment Plant
(Online registration and payment available, see bottom of page.)
City of Athens Capital Improvement Plan Update and presentation of largest CIP project in City history.
Afternoon tour of the City of Athens Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades.
Dinner meeting presentation of Athens Capital Improvements update and presentation of largest CIP project in Athens' history. OU and OSU Student Chapters to give updates on their projects and teams.
Introduction to Jet Grouting
- Offered for free to Central Ohio Section ASCE Members
- Seating is limited to the first 25 people
- Bring your own lunch
Purpose and Background
Jet grouting is defined as the injection of a fluid grout at high pressure to erode the soil partially replacing it and creating a soil-crete. This method is often used to for structural support, creating low permeability barriers, shoring, and underpinning. Applications are many, including liquefaction mitigation, controlling structure settlement, roof support for tunnels, mitigating karst subsidence, slope reinforcement, structural support, and more.
Ohio Engineers Legislative Day - 2016
Ohio Engineers Legislative Day
Earn 5.0 CPD Hours!
Join us in Columbus for Ohio Engineers Legislative Day on Tuesday, May 3, 2016. OSPE and ASCE members may register for a 30% reduced price! Cost is $70 for members, $99 for non-members.
Topics will include:
- ODOT Partners in Looking at Low Volume Roads
- Water Supply Safety
- Road Quality Challenges for Ohio County Engineers
- Legislative Update
- How Will We Fund Surface Transportation After the FAST ACT
- Railroad Grade Crossing Safety
T.H. Wu Distinguished Lecture - 2016
Engineering Bentonite-Polymer Composite Materials for Extreme Environmental Applications
By Dr. Craig Benson, PhD, PE, NAE
Dean, School of Engineering and Applied Science, University of Virginia
Abstract
Blue Jackets vs Carolina Hurricanes Hockey Game
We are planning a group outing to another Blue Jackets hockey game. Tickets are $10 per member and $15 per guests. We're accepting pre-payment using PayPal. As these tickets usually sell for $50 face value, it's a great deal.
Before the game, we’ll meet at Brother’s, so even if you don’t want to go to the hockey game, please come out for drinks, food and fellowship!
You can pick up the tickets from Matt Baxendell at Brother's before the game. Please contact Matt at mbaxendell@primeeng.com for more info or any questions.
March Luncheon Meeting
Topic: insight2050
(Online registration and payment available, see bottom of page.)
insight2050 is a community-wide effort to provide important data and analysis to help Central Ohio communities proactively plan for our Region’s growth and development over the next 30+ years. In many ways, this growth is expected to be dramatically different from the past, with an unprecedented 81 percent of our region’s future household growth being households without children. The rapid acceleration in both the aging and diversity of our population, along with changing preferences among key segments of our community, will also have profound impacts on the nature and location of our region’s growth.
As insight2050 clearly demonstrates, the manner in which our region grows over the coming decades clearly matters. The region’s predominant growth patterns and types of development will have significant impacts on our future plans for, and investments in, public infrastructure. It will impact the quality of the air we breathe and therefore the health of our residents. It will most certainly affect the amount of land we continue to consume to accommodate this growth, and perhaps most importantly it will likely have substantial impacts upon the long-term economic competiveness of our region.