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WELCOME TO RUTGERS ASCE

Join Our College Club!

We are the Rutgers chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers! Here at Rutgers, we provide students with a Civil & Environmental Engineering career fair, professional engineers from industry that come in and review student resumes, as well as shadow days at top engineering firms. In addition to this, we have two teams, a concrete canoe team and a steel bridge team where students themselves design and then compete with other universities in the northeast area every year.

What We Do

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Career Fairs & Job Opportunites

Every year, in conjunction with Rutgers Chi Epsilon, we host a 3 day long career fair with over 30 companies. This provides opportunities for our students to gain internship and full time opportunities, along with pairing our students with local industry professionals

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Field Trips

We love to get our members outside of the classroom to see engineering projects in action. We have gone to sites such as the GWB, the new Helix building in downtown New Brunswick, and East Side Coastal Resiliency Project.

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Community Service

Rutgers ASCE gives back to our community through various events, including high school outreach, and volunteer opportunities. We recently adopted the Jersey Avenue NJ Transit Station, beautifying the greater New Brunswick area. 

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Company Info Sessions

We host dozens of company information sessions during our general body meetings, providing our members with information about the industry, specific companies within the area, and recruiter information in an intimate, hour long session. 

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Networking

We provide networking opportunities to our students, particularly with our local ASCE Younger Member groups. Students gain the opportunity to connect with current professionals in the industry and learn about life post-grad.

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Competition Teams

Steel Bridge and Concrete Canoe are two competition teams underneath our organization. They provide students with hands-on experience with engineering materials and design.

Our National Association

The American Society of Civil Engineers was founded in 1852 as an engineering society that encompassed many fields of engineering. Many other disciplines later formed their own societies further defining ASCE as a society specific to those who practice civil engineering.

The professional organization currently represents more than 144,000 professional and student members. Here at Rutgers, we hope to encourage all engineering students to benefit from the association and experience of those professionals who have been practicing civil engineering long before us.

Our Subteams

We support two student-run competition teams at Rutgers: Steel Bridge and Concrete Canoe.

Learn more about the amazing work these teams do below!

Support Us

Support the Rutgers Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) in providing professional development opportunities to our students to facilitate career growth and engagement in civil and environmental engineering. Your support will also help our two award-winning student competition teams - Steel Bridge and Concrete Canoe - to compete at regional and national symposia where students gain hands-on skills in applied engineering and design.

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500 Bartholomew Road

Piscataway, NJ 08854

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