About ASCE Richmond

RICHMOND BRANCH Founded in 1955, the Richmond Branch of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) is dedicated to serving more than 500 members through its cooperation with the Virginia Section and the national organization of ASCE. The Richmond Branch exists to serve those interested in the profession of civil engineering, and is able to do so through the dedication of numerous volunteers who devote time and effort to help serve the community. In addition to educational programs, networking possibilities and professional development opportunities, the Richmond Branch offers access to professionals in the field, a first class web...

Younger Members Happy Hour

Younger Members Happy Hour at Grandstaff & Stein Registration: To register for this event, pl...

September Technical Meeting – Citywide Signal Retiming and the GRTC

Presentation Topics: Revolutionizing Multimodal Safety and Accessibility with Comprehensive Citywid...

2025 ASCE Scholarship Recipients

We’re excited to announce that the 2025 ASCE Richmond Branch Scholarships have been successfully awarded! This year, we received numerous outstanding applications from students at universities across the Commonwealth of Virginia. Two students, Abby ...

Luck Stone Quarry Tour

July 11th, over 20 ASCE members toured the Luck Stone Quarry in Goochland. The tour started with a presentation at the facility before attendees were taken around the quarry and driven over 400' down to the bottom of the pit. To see more photos of the...

SEI Site Visit

SEI Richmond recently held its first official event, a site visit to the VCU Arts and Innovation Building in Richmond, organized by co-chairs Rajath (Ray) Haritsa and Mahmoud Abdullah. The building, designed as a musical and performance hub featuring auditori...

2025 Infrastructure Report Card

Our nation is at a crossroads. Deteriorating infrastructure is impeding our ability to compete in the thriving global economy, and improvements are necessary to ensure our country is built for the future. While we have made some progress, reversing the traje...