Representatives from Storrow Kinsella presented on the necessity of green design and sustainability practices in all disciplines engaged in designing, renewing, and preserving our built and natural systems.

This annual program targeted at middle school students was a great success this year.  Our chapter set up a booth and made a presentation to the students to inform and get them excited about civil engineering. 

Rose-Hulman, the CE department, and the Cecil T. Lobo student chapter hosted 150 INDOT Maintenance employees.  The event included a luncheon, tours of our facilities, and time for people to check out some highway construction equipment.

This ramp was constructed at the 14^th & Chestnut Community Center and now allows handicap access to the food pantry.  The student chapter provided design and construction for the project. 

Several student chapter members attended an Indianapolis Indians baseball game with members of the Indianapolis Younger Members Group. 

This event takes place once a month on a Friday.  Civil students are encouraged to wear their civil pride clothing and the student chapter sets out doughnuts and orange juice in the civil lounge.

The ASCE chapter’s annual charity golf tournament was a huge success this year.  We were able to donate $3000 to the Wabash Valley Habitat for Humanity chapter. 

Mr. Andy Stoebner from Walter P. Moore & Associates made a presentation via teleconference on the structural design of the Lucas Oil Stadium: new home of the Indianapolis Colts.

ASCE members manned booths at the Rose-Hulman Activity Fair and signed up new members for ASCE and the Concrete Canoe Team..

This event takes place once a month on a Friday.  Civil students are encouraged to wear their civil pride clothing and the student chapter sets out doughnuts and orange juice in the civil lounge.

Dr. Niezgoda will present on her past educational and professional experiences during 5th period. Included will be an introduction to River Engineering and a case study.

Over 100 alumni, faculty, and students gathered in the soils lab for great food, networking, and reminiscing of old times.

This field trip was to the 13^th Street Reconstruction Project in Terre Haute.  The project is part of Terre Haute’s recent focus on improving infrastructure.  Students were able to see the asphalt paving process.

This event takes place once a month on a Friday.  Civil students are encouraged to wear their civil pride clothing and the student chapter sets out doughnuts and orange juice in the civil lounge.

This ramp was constructed for a 7-year-old boy, in conjunction with the local volunteer group "Ramp it Up".  The student chapter provided design and joined in a group effort with construction of the project. 

This community service event was organized as part of a series of fun engineering events for elementary aged students.  Student chapter members assisted in this event as kids constructed and tested bridges made of popsicle sticks.

The board of advisors, faculty, and students gathered for a delicious luncheon and great presentation by 2001 Rose graduate Tarelle Osborn, president of Osborne Consulting of Bellevue, WA.

New officers for the 2008 year were elected by ASCE members.

Freshman and sophomore students gathered to meet with upperclassmen to gain knowledge and guidance on finding summer internships.