MSStateCEE

We’re proud to serve as a resource alongside friends like Dr. Isaac Howard, Director of @msstate’s School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, to help advance the asphalt industry for future generations. #TheResource twitter.com/msstate/status…

@truax_dennis #SurveyingGeomatics22

@Coach_Leach DUH!

Our findings indicate (1) disrupted locations’ spatial distribution affects the efficient number of active #drones and #trucks in the system and (2) spatial distribution of disruptions is correlated with the #routing time and affects drone #scheduling. journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…

This month on Momentum TV, we talk with Dr. Jason Keith, dean of the BCoE. He speaks about his experience with Bagley and why students should choose MSU for engineering. #WeRingTrue #HailState #Engineering @msu_bagley_dean @robert_a_green @msstate youtu.be/eU3I-pZLIxg

Congratulations to Dr. Isaac Howard for being named the new director of the Richard A. Rula School of Civil and Environmental Engineering. To learn more about his new position: bagley.msstate.edu/news/msu-richa… @msstate @msu_bagley_dean @MStateCEE #WeRingTrue #engineering #HailState

Our profession thrives on collaboration, making your input vital to protecting the public’s health, safety & welfare. ASCE’s new Peer-to-Peer Standards Exchange offers an opportunity to discuss standards related to your discipline with technical leaders: bit.ly/3vXATUt.

.@USACEHQ recently finished a scour protection project on a key piece of Southern California infrastructure. Find out how they installed new features on a railway #bridge while protecting local communities, diverting a river and maintaining rail traffic: bit.ly/3oBBZku.

He's a #LicensedPE. Happy #PEday @PeplsM Board Member Truax!

He's a #LicensedPE. Happy #PEday @PeplsM Board Member Hardin!

New books alert! The #Pipelines22 bookstore is stocked with our newest publications on #Pipelines, #Surverying and more! #Pipelines2022 @uesi_asce

#OTD in 1831, a new London Bridge officially opened. By 1896, the 9,280-foot-long, 49-foot-wide granite bridge was the busiest point in London.

Is infrastructure funding a popular topic? The packed house on hand at NCSL in Denver to hear @ASCETweets own Caroline Sevier break down implementation of the bipartisan #infrastructurebill seems to think so...

I had a great time back in Minnesota at the Understanding Everyday Life symposium. On top of seeing old friends and colleagues, I was able to see how @DaynamicaApp has grown. Thank you @yinglingfan for hosting and giving me the opportunity to come back “home”! @HHHSchool @UMNCTS

Civil engineering impacts all people, so it’s critical the profession integrates diverse perspectives and expertise to generate forward-looking ideas. @SGFEnvironServi's Saki Urushidani discusses how diverse teams drive civil engineering innovation: youtu.be/DPDV6hbP1EM.

Professor @aermagun at @msstate investigates built environment correlates of environment satisfaction in the context of daily living. Seemingly mundane data on everyday life can lead to groundbreaking research! @DaynamicaApp

POV: you’re soaking up all the natural light in the BEAUTIFUL atrium of Rula Hall ☀️

Thanks to Randy '83 and Nina Cleveland, one of the oldest buildings at @msstate will soon become a state-of-the-art student services center for @MSUEngineering. 📰 via 𝘈𝘭𝘶𝘮𝘯𝘶𝘴: issuu.com/msstate/docs/m…

From the team that brought you the award-winning #DreamBigFilm… ASCE and @MacFreeFilms present “Cities of the Future: Reimagining Our World.” Learn more about how #CitiesOfTheFuture will bring civil engineering back to the big screen in 2023: bit.ly/3IyuCn5.

When the San Francisco Ferry Building opened #OTD in 1898, it was the largest project the city had ever undertaken. Since then, the 660-foot steel-framed structure has survived 123 years, 2 earthquakes and a tenure as one of the busiest transit terminals in the world.