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

ISSUE 172 - JANUARY 2012 - PUBLISHED MONTHLY

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Tuesday, January 24, 2012January Joint Luncheon w/ the Pipeline/Environmental Group

Water Purification Demonstration Project

This presentation will highlight the City of San Diegos Water Purification DemonstrationProject that is underway to determine the feasibility of using advanced water purificationtechnology for a potential full-scale reservoir augmentation project in San Diego. This projectis part of the Citys efforts to diversify our water supply, reduce dependence on importedwater and provide a safe source of drinking water for residents.

The San Diego Public Utilities Department invites you to visit the Water Purification

Demonstration Project website at www.purewatersd.org to learn more about the projectspublic education and outreach program. Presentations are offered to all groups upon requestand you can register online for a free tour of the projects Advanced Water PurificationFacility. For more information, please call (619) 533-7572 or email purewa-tersd@sandiego.gov. We look forward to presenting to your group and we hope that you willbecome involved in this important project for San Diegos future!

SPEAKER BIOGRAPHYAnthony Van is an Associate Engineer in the City of San Diegos Public Utilities Depart-ment. He is the Project Manager of the Water Purification Demonstration Project, managingvarious project components and contracts.

Anthony has more than twelve years of combined experience in project management,engineering design, and facility planning studies during his employment at the WaterDepartment. He has managed numerous capital improvement projects for water infrastruc-

tures associated with replacement of water pipelines, reservoir rehabilitation and replacementof water pump stations located within the City of San Diego. Anthony earned a Bachelor ofScience in Civil Engineering from San Diego State University.

You can pay in advance by credit card! Simply go to the Section website atwww.asce-sd.organdclick on the General Meeting announcement, 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 by credit cardby 1/20). Parking will be validated. Checks made payable to ASCE. You maymail your check in advance to PO Box 1028, El Cajon, CA 92022.

MENU: Chicken PicattaGrilled boneless breast of chicken with creamy lemon capersauce served on angel hair pasta, House Salad, dessert, tea and coffee service.(vegetarian plate is available but must be requested by January 20th)

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

RESERVATIONS:MUST be received by Friday, January 20th, Noon. If you choose to walk-inthe day of the luncheon, please be advised that your meal is not guaranteedand an additional charge of $10 will be added to the cost of the lunch. If youmake a lunch reservation and fail to attend you will be invoiced. By Phone: 619-588-0641 E-Mail: ascesd@sdcoxmail.com, Cathy Riley.

CANCEL: Please CANCEL your reservation(s) at least 24 hours in advance if you areUNABLE to attend.

Water. It is themost abundant molecule onEarth. Approximately 70% ofthe Earths surface is water.

There is about 326 millioncubic miles of water onEarth. Yet it is estimated that1.1 billion people do not haveeasy access to drinkingwater. The United Nationsstates that there are 2.6billion people without enoughwater sufficient for sanitationpurposes such as washinghands, cooking food and soon. Water is a preciousresource. Each one of usneeds clean, safe water tostay healthy and vibrant.

In the United States, about346,000 million gallons offresh water are used every

Inside this Issue:Region 9 4, 9

Engineering News 5, 11

Seminars/Training 6

Job Forum 6, 10

Sponsorships 5, 12-13

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Also in this Issue:

2012 Annual Awards Event.Page 2-3, 7-8

Region 9 Symposium 2012

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We Built This City!Mark Your Calendar for

The 23rd Annual

ASCE Awards Event

Saturday, May 19, 2012

See Page 7 to Register!

The individual award submittal form for this year must be completed electronically. Below are a

portion of the Rules and Instructions. Go to www.asce-sd.org for a complete electronic form.

2011 OUTSTANDING INDIVIDUAL AWARDSREQUEST FOR NOMINATIONSRULES AND INSTRUCTIONS

Nominations for this year's award must be submitted on or before January 27, 2012 to:ASCE Awards Committee Chairmanc/o Cathy Riley356 N. Westwind DriveEl Cajon, CA 92020Phone: 619.588.0641

General Information

Individual awards are given for those who demonstrate outstanding achievement in the field of civil engineering. Theaward is to honor those who advance the field of civil engineering through innovative concepts, research, and materialswho inspire leadership in the field, and who promote integrity and moral excellence. The award categories and the quacations for each are listed below.EligibilityNominees must be a current member of the ASCE San Diego Section.SubmittalThe Nomination Form must be filled out electronically with all required information. (Go to http://www.asce-sd.org/ forelectronic version of form.)1. This year the awards submittals will be made electronically. The completed application shall be placed on a CD orportable flash drive and mailed to the committee chair at the address noted on Page 1 of this application form. (CDs aflash drives will not be returned).Photos should be included in both hard copy and digital formats. For digital submittal, use JPG format only and limit sizto 2 MG/each. Please place files in a separate directory on CD or flashdrive.

Individual Categories and Qualifications1. Outstanding Civil Engineer in the Private Sector2. Outstanding Civil Engineer in the Public Sector3. Excellence in Journalism Award4. Outstanding Civil Engineer in Community Service5. Lifetime Achievement Award6. Outstanding ASCE Life Member7. Outstanding Civil Engineering Faculty Advisor8. Outstanding Civil Engineering Practitioner Advisor9. Outstanding Younger Civil Engineer (must be age 35 years or less by December 1)10. Outstanding Civil Engineering Student

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Annual Awards Event

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The project submittal form for this year must be completed electronically. Below are aportion of the Rules and Instructions. Go to www.asce-sd.org for a complete electronic form.

2011 OUTSTANDING CIVIL ENGINEERING PROJECT AWARDSREQUEST FOR NOMINATIONS

RULES AND INSTRUCTIONSNominations for this year's award must be submitted on or before January 27, 2012 to:

ASCE Awards Committee Chairmanc/o Cathy Riley356 N. Westwind DriveEl Cajon, CA 92020Phone: 619.588.0641

General InformationCivil Engineering achievement within the San Diego Section area is recognized annually by the selection of "OutstandingCivil Engineering Projects." The basis for the awards is an engineering project that demonstrates the greatestengineering skills, and represents the greatest contribution to civil engineering progress and mankind.

The awards are given for projects, not to individuals or firms, to recognize the many engineers who have contributed tothe projects. However the Civil Engineer of Record and the Owner must be noted in the application. (A separate awardcategory exists for individuals. If you would like to nominate an individual, see the Individual Nomination Form.)

Judging is done by a Jury comprised of Past Presidents of the Section, Life Members, individuals selected by the SectionVice President, and/or Executive Section Board members.

The Awards are made by action of the Section Executive Board upon recommendation of the Jury. Any recommendationto the Board must be supported by a majority vote of the Jury.

The Executive Section Board determines eligibility of projects other than those fitting the specific categories as listed inthe Project Categories and Qualifications section.

A plaque naming the achievement is given to the owner of the project by the Section for permanent display. The Sectionwill provide two plaques: one for the Owner and one for the designated firm/agency. Additional plaques may bepurchased upon request and will be delivered after the Awards Event in June 2012.

In addition to the winning projects, the Jury may select additional outstanding accomplishments for recognition.

Eligibility

1. The awards are made for engineering projects that fall into the general category of civil engineering.2. Only engineering and construction projects within San Diego and Imperial Counties are eligible.3. No project will be reconsidered after having received an award.4. Project must be completed during calendar year 2011 (see Project Categories and Qualifications section forspecific definitions of complete for each project type).

Sustainable Technology Project

Architectural Engineering Project

Water Quality, Flood Control, and Drainage Projects

Water Treatment ProjectHighway and Road Projects

Rail and Mass Transit Project

Bridge Project

Environmental Project

Geotechnical Project

Urban Design and Beautification Projects

Buildings and Structures Project

Energy Project

Land Development Project

Airport and Port Projects

Project

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IMPORTANT ASCEEVENTS FOR 2011-2012

January 13-14, 2012, Leadership Conference, Portland, ORJanuary 24, 2012, San Diego Section General MeetingFebruary 28, 2012, San Diego Section General MeetingFebruary 28, 2012, Region 9 Symposium and Awards, Sacramento, CAMarch 27, 2012, San Diego Section General MeetingMay 19, 2012, Annual Awards Event, Hard Rock Hotel

New Website Announcement!Your San Diego Section Board has unveiled a

new and improved website!Your comments and suggestions are welcome.Website sponsorships are availablecontact

ascesd@sdcoxmail.com for details.

Its Time to Celebrate!By Richard Haller, P.E., M. ASCE

Region 9 Governor, rhaller@sawpa.org

Happy New Year!! Its a great time to be a civil engineer with lots of opportunities to solvethe ever increasing infrastructure problems. Region 9 of ASCE serves California membersworking to coordinate the efforts of the four state Sections and advancing the SocietysVision 2025. Region 9 is led by a Board of Governors (BOG) that consists of sevenmembers: six Governors, one each representing the four sections in California (San DiegoLos Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento), two at-large, and the Society Director. TheSociety Director is the Regions representative on the Societys Board.

The Region has been busy implementing several key elements of Vision 2025 includingengaging in legislative activities, advancing the profession, and recognizing our greatest achievements. In FY 2011,the Region conducted a number of activities and events including legislative day, meeting the majority of StateAssembly Representatives and Senators. During these meetings, legislators were asked to support infrastructurefunding, provided information on current conditions and funding needs and educated about ASCE and using CivilEngineers as a resource. Legislators asked for ideas on how to pay for the funding shortfall. We would welcome your

thoughts. Region 9 conducted an infrastructure symposium offering a suite of speakers on transportation and waterissues. In conjunction with the symposium, the Region conducted an awards program recognizing outstandingprojects and individuals. Finally, the BOG evaluated proposed legislation of interest to the civil engineering communityand suitability of adopting a support or oppose position. Seventy-four measures were deemed of interest andtracked. The BOG did take positions on several bills; these positions can be found at the Region 9 website(www.asce.org/region9/) Region 9 Issues and Advocacy link. Legislative positions were made known and advocatedfor by the Regions lobbyist, Richard Markuson, who provided a voice for ASCE in the legislature. Of particular interestwas Senate Bill (SB) 424, Mechanics Liens, Design Professionals which was approved by the Legislature andGovernor, and Assembly Bill (AB) 1210, Water Quality: Stormwater Discharge: Civil Engineering Activities which wasapproved by the Legislature but vetoed by the Governor.

In 2012, the Region will once again conduct several important events including the Infrastructure Symposium andAwards Banquet February 28th. The Symposium will present the latest information on statewide water and

transportation issues. The Awards Banquet will honor the most outstanding Civil Engineering projects and recognizeindividuals in the State, representing the best of the Section award winners. Legislative Day will be conductedFebruary 29th during which nearly every of the over 100 state legislative offices will be visited and provided withinformation on Californias infrastructure. Finally, the Region is preparing a California Infrastructure Report Cardwhich will be released in the spring. The Report Card will summarize current conditions and estimate annual spendingrequirements to raise the grades. Look for exciting details of this release. For more information go to www.asce.org/region9/.

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WELCOME TO

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SECTION MEMBERS

FOR

JANUARY 2012!!

Branch Name First Name Last Name Name Credentials

San Diego Oscar Andrade S.M.ASCE

San Diego Alex Carolino A.M.ASCE

San Diego Tyler Foy EIT, A.M.ASCE

San Diego Jason Ghosh S.M.ASCE

San Diego Juan Joyce S.M.ASCE

San Diego Dana Kennard EIT, A.M.ASCE

San Diego Ronald LaPlante P.E., M.ASCE

San Diego Tiong Liem Aff.M.ASCE

San Diego Ryan Maclure A.M.ASCE

San Diego Eric Mitchell M.ASCE

San Diego Lilian Rodriguez A.M.ASCE

San Diego Roman Rustia P.E., F.ASCE

San Diego Matthew Schantz S.M.ASCE

San Diego Gwen Tellegen P.E., M.ASCE

San Diego Gwen Tellegen P.E., M.ASCE

San Diego Daxin Wang P.E., M.ASCE

San Diego Kirk Whitaker P.E., M.ASCE

San Diego Cory Youngdale S.M.ASCE

Imperial Valley Branch Frank Fiorenza P.E., M.ASCE

Imperial Valley Branch Antonio Pelayo C.Eng, A.M.ASCE

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Seminars/Training / Job Forum

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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

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

JOB FORUM

Group Delta Consultants, Inc.Join Californias fastest growing geotechnical engineering firm with six certified laboratories, six offices and anoutstanding backlog of major projects including:

Design-BuildEducational FacilitiesPortsDamsRoadwaysRail

Group Delta Consultants, Inc. is an employee-owned (ESOP) firm established in 1986. Successful candidates will beoffered a competitive salary, 401K matching, medical/dental/life insurance, paid holidays and vacation, an excellent workenvironment and opportunity for growth.

Available Positions:

Staff Geotechnical Engineer

Entry level to 3+ years experience - responsibilities include field investigation, construction observation and monitoring,engineering calculations, technical analysis, and report preparation and writing. Excellent communication skills bothwritten and verbal. Must possess a valid driver's license, and acceptable driving record. Education: B.S. in Civil/Geotechnical Engineering, MS/EIT registration preferred.

Project Geotechnical Engineer

2 to 5+ years experience preferably with a geotechnical firm. Responsibilities include performing geotechnicalengineering analysis, report writing, developing field investigations and laboratory testing programs, managing field

investigations and/or construction monitoring, and preparing proposals. Excellent communication skills both written andverbal. Must possess a valid driver's license, and acceptable driving record. Education B.S., M.S. or Ph.D. inGeotechnical Engineering. RCE Preferred.

Locations:

San Diego, El Centro, Sacramento, Torrance

For confidential consideration, please submit applications apply on line at our website, http://www.groupdelta.com/careers.html

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Job Forum

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Gary Davis Group

CIVIL ENGINEER - Opportunity for civil engineer at Tahoe City, California. Skills should include 3 to 7 years experience,2008 Land Development Desktop CAD, Civil 3D a plus, land development experience a must, PE preferred, projectmanagement, Engineers Estimates, and SWPPP preparation a plus. Benefits, profit sharing, good salary, and flexible

schedule.Job Description Civil Engineer

California Licensure, Nevada Desired

Perform General Civil Engineering services including land development, permitting and construction relatedservices. Experience in the public and private sectors. Prepares plans for and not limited to: grading, utilities, erosion control, best management practices, traffic control,pump systems; parking lots, roadways, driveways, residences, commercial development, subdivisions, condominiumdevelopment; Familiarity with local agencies including and not limited to TCPUD, NTPUD, IVGID, TDPUD, Town of Truckee,Placer County, Washoe County, TRPA, Lahontan RWQCB, Truckee Sanitary District, Caltrans. Proficient in AutoCAD Civil 3D Land Development Software

Familiar with Microsoft Office products including Word, Excel and Outlook.

Familiar with other design software such as WaterCAD, StormCAD and others by Haestead Methods Organizational skills and ability to work in a team office environment and team design environments.

Promotional and Marketing skills desired. Comfortable as firm representative in public forums and social settings.

Ability to troubleshoot basic computer related issues and install software when required.

Contact web site www.garydavisgroup.com or Gary.Davis@garydavisgroup.com

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NEWSLINK SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIESThe ASCE San Diego Section offers to its members, and local businesses, the opportunity to help sponsor the San Diego Section"Newslink". We welcome sponsorships for several budget levels. In recognition of your sponsorship, we can showcase yourbusiness, seminars, conferences or training courses. The "Newslink" is distributed to approximately 1,600 civil engineers and landsurveyors in the San Diego and Imperial County area, and to the public agencies.

Available sponsorship levels include:

Copper $ 200.00 a year (Business Card-size space in 10 issues)Silver $ 125.00 per issue (Quarter-page space in one issue)Gold $ 225.00 per issue (Half-page space in one issue)Platinum $ 325.00 per issue (Full-page space in one issue)Website $ 500.00 per year (Logo on Homepage with link to your website)

There is no charge for job opportunity announcements, as this is a service to our members. Job opportunities are also announced onthe website at www.asce-sd.org. If you are interested in sponsoring the Newslink, please send your contribution, with a currentbusiness card or proposed copy or artwork (jpg or tif), to: ASCE-San Diego Section, P.O. Box 1028, El Cajon, CA 92022, or you maycontact us by email at ascesd@sdcoxmail.com.

day. We are fortunate to live in a country that can produce clean water at an affordable price. However it is gettingharder to provide our larger, populated areas with sufficient supplies of water. Not only are the sources of water faraway from where the majority of people live, the supply of clean water is dwindling. Better ways to transfer water andgenerate new sources through recycling are fast becoming alternatives in meeting our water demands.

The City of San Diego has limited local water sources and imports approximately 85 percent of its water supply. In thepast, importing water from the Colorado River and Northern California had been a low-cost, reliable option, butenvironmental stresses and court-ordered pumping restrictions have continued to reduce the amount of water that canbe delivered to San Diego. These circumstances and the threat of further limitations on our water supplies haveintensified the need for new sources of water.

As part of the Citys effort to provide a local and sustainable water supply, the Water Purification Demonstration Projectis examining the use of advanced water purification technology to provide safe and reliable water for San Diegos future.The Demonstration Project will determine the feasibility of a full-scale reservoir augmentation project, which woulddiversify San Diego's water supply, reduce its dependence on imported water and provide a safe source of drinkingwater for residents.

The Advanced Water Purification (AWP) Facility is one component of the Demonstration Project. Located at the NorthCity Water Reclamation Plant, the AWP Facility uses the most advanced technologies to purify one million gallons ofrecycled water per day. The process includes three treatment barriers that are being tested and monitored at the AWPFacility: membrane filtration, reverse osmosis, and advanced oxidation with ultraviolet disinfection and hydrogenperoxide.

Orange Countys Groundwater Replenishment (GWR) System is a full-scale advanced water purification facility locatedin Fountain Valley, California. The GWR System uses the same purification process being examined by the Demonstra-tion Project to supply a safe and reliable water source to over 500,000 residents.

Anthony Van, Associate Engineer for the City of San Diegos Public Utilities Department and Project Manager for theWater Purification Demonstration Project will present at our January meeting. Come and hear about the projectssuccesses and where the data is taking the City on its quest to develop new water supplies. The Demonstration Projectis fascinating and a great program to kick off our 2012 luncheon meetings. I look forward to seeing you this month!

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

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

HDR, Inc. dean.gipson@hdrinc.com

President-Elect JAMES FROST, P.E. 858.566.3113Simon Wong Engineering jfrost@simonwongeng.com

Vice President TIM SHELL, P.E. 760.726.1340 x123City of Vista tshell@ci.vista.ca.us

Treasurer JENIENE KNIGHT 858.663.0610UCSD j1knight@ucsd.edu

Secretary JOHN KILPS, P.E. 760.540.9869Imperial Irrigation District john.kilps@gmail.com

Director 2011-2013 ANTHONY SANCHEZ, PhD, P.E. 619.220.6050Moffatt & Nichol asanchez@moffattnichol.com

Director 2011-2013 EMIL RUDOLPH, P.E. 858.576.1000Ninyo & Moore erudolph@ninyoandmoore.com

Director 2010-2012 STEVE FITZWILLIAM, P.E., G.E. 858.674.6559Geosyntec Consultants sfitzwilliam@geosyntec.com

YMF Director GREG KUMP, P.E. 858.292.7770Nasland Engineering gregk@nasland.com

Region 9 Governor KATHY HAYNES, P.E. 858.676.7509Kennedy/Jenks Consultants kathyhaynes@kennedyjenks.com

Past President PATRICIA MCCOLL, P.E 619.400.0600David Evans & Associates pmm@deainc.com

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 858.614.5000

Membership 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 CRAIG SHANNON, PE cshannon@simonwongeng.coPresident-Elect JENNIFER BARRETT jennifer.barrett@ch2m.coTreasurer LISE MUCO Imuco@simonwongeng.coSecretary CHRISTOPHER SCOTT Christopher.scott@dot.ca.gVP Community Service SHANNON LEHMAN shannonl@nasland.coVP Education ELIZABETH SCHROTH-NICHOLS eschroth-nichols@simonwongeng.coEngineering Day at the Mall KARIBIA ENCINAS kencinas@simonwongeng.coGolf Tournament Chair SCOTT DAVIS scottdavis@rbf.coPE Review Course JUSTIN BARRETT justinb@nasland.com.co

KRIS ECKERT keckert@rbf.com.coChair Awards SUKI JACALA sjacala@burkett-wong.coMembership MOLLY FRISBIE mfrisbie@semprautilities.coNewsletter TARYN DUNBAR tdunbar@cosb.oScholarship COLBY CUSHING ccushing@simonwongeng.coSocial MEGHAN LITHGOW meghanl@groupdelta.coHistorian ALFONSO ALARCON aalarcon@rbf.co

CHRIS SEMILLA Chris.semilla@ch2m.co

Webmaster KEN ANTHONY kanthony@tylin.coIMPERIAL COUNTY BRANCHPresident DAVID DALE 760.960.850Vice President YASMIN ARELLANO 760.344.5800x1

TECHNICAL GROUP CHAIRConstruction OPENGeotechnical ANDRES BERNAL abernal@usanova.coPipeline Environmental MARK HILL mhill@rbf.coTransportation CRAIG SHANNON cshannon@simonwongeng.co

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

SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT CHAPTERHomepage address: ascesdsu.weebly.comPresident RYAN FAHERTY asce.sdsu.president@gmail.coPractitioner Advisor JESSICA PRINCE 619.687.011Practitioner Advisor JOHN PRINCE 858.614.501

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-SAN DIEGO STUDENT CHAPTERPresident JENIENE KNIGHT j1knight@ucsd.edPractitioner Advisor TARYN DUNBAR 760.469.41Practitioner Advisor GARRETT DEKKER 619.692.192Practitioner Advisor ERIC KJOLSING 619.220.60

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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