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San Diego Section of American Society of Civil Engineers P.O. Box 1028 El Cajon, CA 92022

ISSUE 170 - OCTOBER 2011 - PUBLISHED MONTHLY

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Days are getting shorter.Kids are back in school. Thesights and sounds of the

au tumn ho l idays a reappearing. These things,and others, remind us it isOctober and they give usthat comfort of routine.Except your San DiegoSection of ASCE hasanything but routine in mindfor this month and for thecoming year.For starters, we arelaunching a new andrevamped webs i te in

October. With the dedicatedinput from your volunteerBoard Members SteveFitzwilliam and EmilRudolph, along with CathyRi ley , ou r Sec t ion sAssociation Manager, ourteam of designers from theUniversity of California SanDiego has made our websitemore informative, easier tonavigate and hopefully more

Inside this Issue:Region 9 3

Engineering News 2, 4, 9

Seminars/Training 5

Advertisements 8, 10, 1

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MessageMessageMessageThe TransNet Early Action Program (EAP) accelerates a variety of high-prioritytransportation improvements to stem growing traffic congestion. In addition to the workrecently completed on SR 52, other EAP projects include I-15; SR76; the Trolley extension from Old Town to the UCSD/UniversityCity area; I-15 Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) from Escondido to

downtown San Diego via Mid-City and the South Bay BRT fromOtay Ranch to downtown San Diego via I-805. Mr. Chavez willprovide an overview of the Early Action Plan and upcomingtransportation projects.

Speaker Biography

Presenter: Richard G. Chavez, P.E.Principal Transportation EngineerTransNet Project OfficeSan Diego Association of Governments

Dont forget you can pay in advance by credit card! Simply go to the Section website atwww.asce-sd.organd click on the General Meeting logo, then follow to steps to pay

through Paypal. You must pay online by the Friday prior to the luncheon.

TIME: Registration: 11:30 am / Lunch: 12:00 pm / Program: 12:30-1:15 pm

PRICE: ASCE Section Members: $25.00 / Non-Members: $40.00Students: $15.00 / Public Agencies: $15.00

PAYMENT: Cash, check or credit card (www.asce-sd.org to pay in advance bycredit card by 10/21). Parking will be validated. Checks made pay-able to ASCE. You may mail your check in advance to PO Box 1028,El Cajon, CA 92022.

MENU: Mediterranean ChickenGrilled Chicken Breast with sun-dried toma-toes, kalamata olives, artichoke hearts, and asparagus, House Salad,dessert, tea and coffee service. (vegetarian plate is available but must

be requested by October 21st)

PLACE: The Handlery Hotel & Resort, 950 Hotel Circle N., San Diego, 92108

RESERVATIONS: MUST be received by Friday, October 21st, Noon. If you chooseto walk-in the day of the luncheon, please be advised that yourmeal is not guaranteed and an additional charge of $10 will beadded to the cost of the lunch. If you make a lunch reservation andfail to attend you will be invoiced. By Phone: 619-588-0641 E-Mail:[email protected], Cathy Riley.

CANCELLATION: Please CANCEL your reservation(s) at least 24 hours in advance ifyou are UNABLE to attend.

October Member Luncheonand General Meeting

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Also in this Issue:Board Installation recap

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October Meeting Sponsor

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2011-2012San Diego SectionBoard Installation

Left: Past President,Patricia McColl

Right: Past President,Patricia McColl is

presented with a plaque byIncoming President,

Dean Gipson

Left: Past President, andReport Card Chair, Larry

Pierce, reports on theprogress for the 2012

Report Card

Below: Past President , Patricia McColl, presentsoutgoing Treasurer, and incoming Vice President,

Tim Shell with thank you gifts for hisextraordinary efforts this year as Treasurer.

Below: Kathy Haynes,Region 9 Governor, installs

the new Board: Dean

Gipson, President, JamesFrost, President-Elect, Tim

Shell, Vice President,Jeniene Knight, Treasurer,Greg Kump, YMF Director

and Tricia McColl, PastPresident

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This Month in Sacramento (ASCE)By Richard Markuson

SWPPP Bill ResuscitatedLegislation to exempt Civil Engineers from the requirements imposed by the State Water Resources Control Board(SWRCB) has been passed by the Senate Business and Professions Committee and will be considered for final

passage in the coming days. AB 1210 (Garrick) does three things:Provides that a licensed civil engineer shall not be required to meet any additional experience, training, or certifica-

tion requirements in order to perform activities in the preparation of a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Planunder the General Permit for Storm Water Discharges Associated with Construction and Land DisturbanceActivities (Order No. 2009-0009-DWQ of the SWRCB) (General Permit)

Provides that a licensed civil engineer shall be deemed to be in compliance with all SWPPP developer training andcertification requirements for purposes of the General Permit.

Provides that the preparation of a SWPPP by a licensed civil engineer who does not possess a qualified SWPPPdeveloper certificate issued by the SWRCB does not constitute a violation of the General Permit requirement.

Region 9 of ASCE joined the supporters of the bill to argue that the qualifications to practice engineering should beestablished by the Engineers Board and that the SWRCB and other regulatory bodies should not set standards andenforce additional requirements on what are fundamentals of the practice of Civil Engineering. Many in the construction

industry supported the bill and observed the process to approve QSDs and QSPs was slowing the work associated withSWPPP projects.

If AB 1210 is approved by the Legislature and signed by the Governor, it would go into effect immediately.

Design Sequencing Bill AmendedThe author of AB 294, which originally extended the authority of Caltrans to test design-sequencing has amended hisbill with language that is causing some concern with local transportation agencies. Added to the bill on August 31 is amandate that Caltrans perform all project development services and preparation of documents and constructioninspection services on any project on the state highway system. The bill allows those services to be performed byCaltrans staff or consultants under contract to Caltrans.

Senate Puts Brakes on Transportation EffortThe Senate Appropriations Committee killed AB 1229 (Feuer) that would authorize the issuance of Grant AnticipationRevenue Vehicle (GARVEE) bonds to accelerate projects programmed by a regional transportation planning agency(RTPA) using its share of federal regional surface transportation program (RSTP) or congestion mitigation and airquality (CMAQ) funds. Region 9 ASCE supported the effort to accelerate projects. Caltrans estimated that the depart-ment would incur approximately $40,000 in fees and staff time related to each bond issuance. The Department ofFinance opposed the bill finding it premature.Finance noted that while a multi-year [Federal] reauthorization isexpected, the size of the appropriation, the structure of the bill, and the date of enactment are unknown.If a local entitywere to use GARVEE bonds to fund RSTP or CMAQ projects, there may not be future RSTP or CMAQ funds to pay thedebt service depending on whether or not those programs are included as part of the new federal transportation act.

Rainwater Capture Bill sent to GovernorRegion 9 ASCE supported AB 275 (Solorio) has been approved by the Legislature and sent to Governor Brown. Theintent of this bill is to allow homeowners to install, or hire a licensed installer, rainwater capture systems (RCS) to storerainwater that has not yet collected urban pollutants for non-potable purposes. The installation of RCSs promotes waterconservation and assists in stormwater management by reducing the amount of water that enters storm drains, thereby

saving consumers the cost of treating and transporting water before it reaches the user. The author agreed to ASCEamendments to clarify the scope of the RCS and role of design professionals.

ASCE Key ContactsThe California Legislature introduces more than 2,500 bills every year many of them can directly or indirectly affectyour practice of engineering. If you want to be more involved in representing your profession and ASCE take the firststep and become a key contact. ASCEs Key Contact program will notify you of important legislation both here inCalifornia and in Washington DC and give you an easy way to make your position know to your elected officials. Jointoday!

For more information on ASCEs legislative program contact Richard Markuson. For information on Transportationmeasures contact Kenneth Rosenfield and for Water bills Mark Norton.

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WELCOME

TO NEW

SECTION

MEMBERS

FOR

SEPTEMBER

2011!!

First Name Last Name Name CredentialsJena Addenbrooke A.M.ASCE

Jaime Akamine S.M.ASCE

Luis Arguello S.M.ASCE

Monica Arredondo S.M.ASCEFelipe Avila-Zepeda S.M.ASCE

Charles Belt S.M.ASCE

Cesar Brambila S.M.ASCE

Anthony Carroll S.M.ASCE

Leona Chow S.M.ASCE

Alexandra Davis S.M.ASCE

Neil Jon Delos Santos EIT, S.M.ASCE

John Hardisty S.M.ASCE

Samuel Henriquez S.M.ASCE

Lou Her S.M.ASCE

First Name Last Name Name Credentials

Blake Johnson EIT, A.M.ASCE

Dane Kost A.M.ASCE

Bruce Levy Aff.M.ASCE

Christopher MacLeod P.E., M.ASCE

Alfredo Montes S.M.ASCE

Ryan Peterson S.M.ASCE

Benjamin Rogers S.M.ASCE

Mary Faith Silva S.M.ASCE

Saurabh Thapar P.E., M.ASCE

Victor Tirado P.E., M.ASCE

Kara Tremblay S.M.ASCE

Karen Vera S.M.ASCE

Eric Kjolsing P.E., M.ASCE

141st Annual Civil Engineering Conference,October 20-22, 2011, Memphis, Tennessee,

Sign Up Early and Save

The October 5 deadline for discounted registration for the141st Annual Civil Engineering Conference is soon ap-

proaching. On October 6 prices will increase, so do notdelay-register today to maximize your savings.

Need a hotel room? Make your reservation at the Mem-phis Marriott Downtown and be in the center of all confer-ence activities. The discounted rate of $152 per night willnot be guaranteed after Sept. 20, so do wait to makeyour room reservation today!

For more information visit the ASCE website atwww.asce.org. Make Memphis your destination this Oc-tober!

IMPORTANT ASCE EVENTS FOR 2011-2012

October 20-22, 2011, Annual Civil Engineering Conference,Memphis, TN

October 25, 2011, San Diego Section General Meeting

November 22, 2011, San Diego Section General Meeting

December 13, 2011, Section Joint Luncheon w/SEAOSD

January 13-14, 2012, Leadership Conference, Portland, OR

January 24, 2012, San Diego Section General Meeting

February 28, 2012, San Diego Section General Meeting

February 28, 2012, Region 9 Symposium and Awards, Sacra-mento, CA

March 27, 2012, San Diego Section General Meeting

May 19, 2012, Annual Awards Event

New Website Announcement!Your San Diego Section Board will be unveiling a

new and improved website in October 2011!Your comments and suggestions are welcome.

Website sponsorships will be available,more information coming soon.

Richard Chavez is a Principal Transportation Engineer

with the San Diego Association of Governments(SANDAG). He has been with SANDAG for 13 years andcurrently manages SANDAGs TransNet Project Office.He oversees the development of highway and transitcongestion relief projects funded by the regions $14billion TransNet half-cent sales tax program. Headministers environmental and engineering consultantcontracts used by SANDAG, Caltrans, MTS, NCTD, andthe Unified Port of San Diego. He is currently working ona new procurement with an estimated value of $250million. Chavez manages the TransNet Dashboard thatprovides access to current project schedule, budget, andexpenditure information. The Dashboard is a key element

of the larger www.KeepSanDiegoMoving.com Web sitedesigned to keep voters informed on the development ofTransNet funded projects. Prior to SANDAG, Chavezworked for Caltrans District 11 for 10 years working as ahighway design engineer. He is a graduate of ColoradoState University and has been a California RegisteredProfessional Engineer since 1991.

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In our continuing effort to enhance communications between ASCEs Regions, Sections, and Branch and ASCEHeadquarters, Geographic Services is pleased to provide you with the attached list of upcoming Continuing Educationseminars and workshops scheduled in your geographic area. These in-depth, practice-oriented programs are pro-duced by ASCEs Continuing Education Department and may be of interest to many of your members.

The list of Region 9 events, and those scheduled in other geographic areas, are also available under the Links tab on

the ASCE Region 9 website at http://www.asce.org/Content.aspx?id=10167.

TECHNICAL DIVISION DATE LOCATION SEMINAR/WORKSHOP

Hydraulics & Water Resources October 26-28, 2011 San Diego, CA HEC-RAS Computer WorkshopHydraulics & Water Resources November 2-4, 2011 San Jose, CA Streambank Stabilization for Restoration and Flood Control

Structural November 17-18, 2011 San Francisco, CA Bridge RehabilitationManagement and Leadership December 1-2, 2011 Los Angeles, CA Liability of Engineers: How to Stay out of Trouble

Structural December 15-16, 2011 San Francisco, CA Design and Renovation of Wood Structures

Structural January 19-20, 2012 San Francisco, CA Seismic Design of Highway BridgesGeotechnical January 26-27, 2012 San Diego, CA Design of Waste Containment Liner and Final Closure SystemsGeotechnical March 1-2, 2012 San Francisco, CA Deep Foundations: Design, Construction and Quality Control

Structural March 29-30, 2012 San Francisco, CA Structural Condition Assessment of Existing Structures

Did you know that ASCE now offers Online Archived Webinars available to view on demand?

There are hundreds of titles available on a variety of technical and management topics (with the list growing monthly).We offer the option of purchasing at the Individual or Organization rate where up to 30 people can earn CEUs afterpassing a post-test. With 30-day around the clock access, you can experience the convenience and flexibility of on-demand, online learning!

http://www.asce.org/archived-webinars for more details and a full listing of available archived webinars.

The latest in on-demand online courses available NOW!These courses are typically 9 to 15 hours in length and offer in-depth coverage of the course topic. Learn and earnCEUs when its convenient for you:

Aluminum Structural Design with The 2010 Aluminum Design Manual - 1.0 CEUsDesign-Build Contracting - 1.0 CEUsFundamentals of Sustainability in Engineering- 1.5 CEUs

Visit asce.org/onlinecourses for a full listing of our online courses.

Participate in ASCEs LEAD Program

Transforming engineering managers into effective leaders

Would you like to give your managers and rising leaders an experience that they can continually draw upon to help yourorganization achieve success? Would you like to be better equipped to lead project teams and improve clientrelationships? If so, ASCEs LeaderEducation and Development (LEAD) Program gives you and your employees theopportunity to develop leadership skills that will reap personal and organizational benefits.LEAD is an eight-month, highly interactive course, comprised of seven training sessions and one individual coachingsession. Participants develop skills to effectively build trust with co-workers, motivate staff, improve client relationships,lead change, handle conflict situations, and more.The next offering ofLEAD will begin on Nov. 16 at ASCE Headquarters in Reston, Virginia. The registration deadline ofOct. 28 is quickly approaching. Register today!Questions? Contact Melissa Prelewicz at ASCE: 703-295-6341 or [email protected]. Visit asce.org/lead for moreinformation, including the registration form, course calendar, and testimonials.

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ASCE Awards RecognizeAchievement in Energy FieldOf the Societys 80 awards, three stand out as recognitions for engineers in the energy field. Your members canenhance their resumes, and may be eligible for cash prizes, if they are selected to receive one of these awards;nominations are due to the Honors and Awards Program office ([email protected]) by Nov. 1. The Stephen D. Bechtel,

Jr. Energy Award honors a Society member for contributions that advance the energy field in research, planning, designor construction. The Phillip R. Hoffman Award recognizes contributions to the field of hydroelectric generation-pumpedstorage. The Rickey Medal recognizes a Society member for achievement in the general field of hydroelectricengineering, including any of its branches. Gain recognition for your Section by helping ASCE recognize greatness. Tolearn more, visit asce.org/awards for details.Who won Society awards in 2011?Visit ASCEs Web site to see who among your peers has won Society Awards in 2011.

Outstanding Civil Engineering Programs Will Be Honored in 2012The Walter LeFevre Award recognizes an academic institutions program that promotes licensure, ethics andprofessionalism. E. Walter LeFevre, Ph.D., P.E., Dist.M.ASCE, who endowed the honor, is widely recognized andhighly respected for his extensive contributions to engineering education and practice, to accreditation of engineeringprograms and leadership of engineering professional organizations. Awards are presented in the categories of Large

Programs and Small Programs. Nominations are due Jan. 15, 2012. For details and downloadable form, visitasce.org/awards.

Best project entries for 2013 OCEA AwardAs award committees gear up for the fall, please be reminded Section best project winners are encouraged to enter inthe competition at the national level for the Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement (OCEA) award. Entries forrecognition in 2013 are due June 1, 2012. Visit asce.org/awards for further details or contact [email protected] forassistance.

ASCE Sustainability Project AwardWith the growing importance of sustainability as a critical factor in civil engineering projects, ASCE has established theInnovation in Sustainable in Civil Engineering Award, honoring a project that demonstrates adherence to the principlesof economic, social and environmental sustainability. The recipient of the inaugural award is Menomonee Valley

Industrial Center and Community Park, Milwaukee (Wisconsin Section). The trophy will be presented at the SocietysAnnual Conference, Oct. 21, Memphis, TN. Entries are now invited for the 2012 selection cycle; final deadline is June1, 2012. For award details and downloadable entry form visit asce.org\awards. To submit an entry or to requestassistance, contact [email protected].

2012 O.H. Ammann Research Fellowship Call for NominationsThe O. H. Ammann Research Fellowship in Structural Engineering is awarded annually to a member of ASCE or SEIfor the purpose of encouraging the creation of new knowledge in the field of structural design and construction.

All members or applicants for membership are eligible. Applicants will submit a description of their research, an essayabout why they chose to become a structural engineer, and their academic transcripts. This fellowship award is at least$5,000 and can be up to $10,000.

The deadline for 2012 Ammann applications is Nov. 1.For more information and to download an application visit the SEI website.If you have questions, contact Susan Reid [email protected] or 703-295-6299. The Survey of Structural Engineering (SE) and Building Information Modeling(BIM) By: Joint Structural Engineering Institute (SEI) of ASCE - Council of American Structural Engineers (CASE)Committee on Building Information Modeling (BIM) in Collaboration with The Structural Engineers Association of Texas(SEAoT) IT Committee on BIM.

This is the fourth year of a respected and internationally recognized survey on the topic of Building InformationModeling (BIM) in the profession of Structural Engineering. Please take a few moments to participate in the onlinesurvey by visiting the link below:http://www.seibim.org/survey2011.htm

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NEWSLINK ADVERTISINGThe ASCE San Diego Section offers to its members, and local businesses, the opportunity to advertise in the San Diego Section"Newslink". We welcome advertisement of business cards, seminars, conferences or courses. The "Newslink" is distributed toapproximately 1,500 civil engineers and land surveyors in the San Diego and Imperial County area, and to the public agencies.

Advertisement rates are:Business Card $ 200.00 a year (9 issues)Quarter Page $ 125.00 per issueHalf Page $ 225.00 per issueFull Page $ 325.00 per issue

There is no charge for job opportunity advertisement, as this is a service to our members. These ads are also placed on the websiteat www.asce-sd.org. If you are interested in advertising, please send your contribution, with a current business card or ad, to: ASCE,P.O. Box 1028, El Cajon, CA 92022, or you may email your ad (jpg or tif) to [email protected].

useful to you. Through the hard work ofDavid Najra, David Jurado, Elaine Thai, Leonard Kim and Jeniene Knight,youll be able to view upcoming events for the section, quickly register for the luncheons and stay in touch with us.Check it out later this month, and, by all means, provide us your comments so we can continue to make it better!We hope you will join us at our luncheon on October 25, 2011, to hear Richard Chavez, Principal Transportation

Engineer from SanDAG, talk about the ins and outs of the Transnet Early Action Program. Not only will it be informative,but youandyour guestwill be entered to win a prize for attending. This is our small way of saying thank you forparticipating and supporting all of the good things that ASCE does for you and our community.Our local Report Card update effort continues to move steadily forward under the strong leadership of Larry Pierce.Larry and his team are in the process of gathering and analyzing the data for our local infrastructure. The teams goal isto unveil the grades in March of 2012 so that elected officials and candidates can make informed decisions regarding ouraging infrastructure. Thank you to all who are dedicating your valuable time for this important initiative.Recognizing that we need to find ways to extend the life of our infrastructure in ways that minimize impacts on our world,ASCE, along with American Public Works Association (APWA) and the American Council of Engineering Companies(ACEC), is establishing a Sustainable Infrastructure and Natural Resource Management Committee. Leading our effortslocally, Cory Jones is looking for people interested in this effort. It is an excellent opportunity to get involved early andshape the direction of this committee. Please contact us if you want to learn more about what Cory and his team isplanning to do.Once we have the projects built and operating, the ones that endure the test of time (and use) should be recognized asengineering feats. We have recognized several projects in the past, but many more are worthy and we want to credit theprojects and those involved with making them a reality. Past President Phil Kern has volunteered to lead this effort. Ifyou know of a project in the counties of San Diego and Imperial that has served the community well and provided flare tothe occupation of civil engineering, please let Phil and us know about these projects so we can consider them in ourefforts.These are just a few of the many things that your Board has in mind for this year. I cannot reiterate enough how gratefulI am to be part of an organization whose dedicated members have the energy to give these ideas life. The next time yousee any of these people, please tell them thank you. If you have other ideas or just want more information, give us acall or send us an email; we would love to hear from you. We look forward to seeing you at one of our events!

Dean Gipson P.E., M. ASCEPresident, San Diego Section 2011-2012

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The survey considers several key areas of BIM in the profession that include firm demographics, structural systemdefinitions, interoperability, implementation, and the direction the technology should take in structural engineering. It alsoprovides an important opportunity to collectively voice our opinion on the topic of this technology and our profession.

The survey is a collaborative effort of the Joint Structural Engineering Institute (SEI) of ASCE - Council of AmericanStructural Engineers (CASE) Committee on Building Information Modeling (BIM) and the Structural EngineersAssociation of Texas (SEAoT) Information Technology (IT) Committee on BIM. The results of the 2011 fourth annualsurvey will be presented at the next Structures Congress March 29-31 in Chicago. For questions or comments on thesurvey, please visit http://www.seibim.org/survey.htm.

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SAN DIEGO SECTION, ASCE, 2011-2012 TABLE OF ORGANIZATIONOFFICERS AND DIRECTORSPresident DEAN GIPSON, P.E. 858.712.8343

HDR, Inc. [email protected]

President-Elect JAMES FROST, P.E. 858.566.3113Simon Wong Engineering [email protected]

Vice President TIM SHELL, P.E. 760.726.1340 x123City of Vista [email protected]

Treasurer JENIENE KNIGHT 858.663.0610UCSD [email protected]

Secretary JOHN KILPS, P.E. 760.540.9869Imperial Irrigation District [email protected]

Director 2011-2013 ANTHONY SANCHEZ, PhD, P.E. 619.220.6050Moffatt & Nichol [email protected]

Director 2011-2013 EMIL RUDOLPH, P.E. 858.576.1000Ninyo & Moore [email protected]

Director 2010-2012 STEVE FITZWILLIAM, P.E., G.E. 858.674.6559Geosyntec Consultants [email protected]

YMF Director GREG KUMP, P.E. 858.292.7770Nasland Engineering [email protected]

Region 9 Governor KATHY HAYNES, P.E. 858.676.7509Kennedy/Jenks Consultants [email protected]

Past President PATRICIA MCCOLL, P.E 619.400.0600David Evans & Associates [email protected]

COMMITTEE CHAIRS Annual Event / Awards Tim Shell 760.726.1340x123CCI Infrastructure Champion Curtis Edwards 858.484.0200Golf Tournament Scott Davis 858.614.5000Government Relations Advocacy Dolores Ventura 858.413.2400x270House Jon Rowland 858.614.5000Membership John Kilps 760.540.9869Scholarship Tricia McColl 619.400.0600Science Fair Kathy Haynes 858.676.3620Seminars Anthony Sanchez 619.220.6050Web Page Cathy Riley 619.588.0641

SAN DIEGO SECTION CONTACT Cathy Riley 619.588.0641

YOUNGER MEMBER FORUMPresident GREG KUMP, PE [email protected] CRAIG SHANNON, PE [email protected] TYLER LAWSON [email protected] JENNIFER BARRETT [email protected] Community Service JUSTIN KESSLER [email protected] Education JUSTIN BARRETT [email protected] Day at the Mall MOLLY FRISBE [email protected] Tournament Chair SCOTT DAVIS [email protected] Review Course LEIA PUGH [email protected]

BEN ESPIRITU [email protected] Awards LISE MUCO [email protected] SHANNON LEHMAN [email protected] TARYN DUNBAR [email protected] ERIC KJOLSING [email protected] KEN JOHANSSON [email protected] ANYA SIDORANOVA [email protected]

CHRIS SEMILLA [email protected] CHRISTOPHER SCOTT [email protected]

IMPERIAL COUNTY BRANCHPresident DAVID DALE 760.960.850Vice President YASMIN ARELLANO 760.344.5800x1

TECHNICAL GROUP CHAIRConstruction OPENGeotechnical EREN KOPRULU [email protected] Environmental MARK HILL [email protected] CRAIG SHANNON [email protected]

FRIENDS OF INFRASTRUCTUREWebsite address: www.friendsofinfrastructure.orgChair KATHERINE HON, PE 619.294.899

SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT CHAPTERHomepage address: www.sdsuasce.orgPresident RYAN FAHERTY [email protected] Advisor JESSICA PRINCE 619.687.011Practitioner Advisor JOHN PRINCE 858.614.501

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-SAN DIEGO STUDENT CHAPTERPresident JENIENE KNIGHT [email protected] Advisor TARYN DUNBAR 760.469.41Practitioner Advisor GARRETT DEKKER 619.692.192

NATIONAL OFFICERS AND STAFF - The ASCE National 800 number is staffedbetween 8:00 A.M. and 8:00 P.M. Eastern Standard Time 800.548.2723Region 9 Governor KATHY HAYNES 858.676.7509Region 9 Director CHUCK SPINKS 916.797.3811Geographic Service Division MICHAEL COOK 800.548.2723

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