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Social Media Policy 

Blueridge Branch Resources 

• Membership

  • Contact Ryan Henry (Chair) and Ed Kent (Program Chair) to find out how to become a member of this Section. 

  • Learn more about ASCE membership. 

• Young Members Resources
• PDH Documentation & Meeting Attendance Records (via email)
• Career Opportunities 
• Scholarship Application 

ASCE Resources

ASCE’s State Government Relations Staff works hard to ensure you have the latest infrastructure and professional practice policy information about your state.  We encourage you to use our legislative and regulatory tracking service to quickly identify: 

• Current legislation and regulations 
• News 
• ASCE’s public policy positions 
• Key Alerts in your state 
• ASCE University of Virginia Student Chapter 
• ASCE National 
• ASCE Virginia Section 

ASCE Speakers Bureau 

 Knock your meetings out of the park! ASCE's Speakers Bureau matches speakers and subject matter experts with those who are looking to utilize one of the Society's strongest assets -- its members' professional expertise. The Speakers Bureau makes that expertise available through a quality, online program now available as a benefit available only to ASCE members. 

Blue Ridge Branch Award Solicitation 

• 2024 Project Award Nomination Form 
• 2024 Service Award Nomination Form 
• 2024 Student Award Nomination Form 

Blue Ridge Branch Award Winners 

• Young Engineer  
• Engineering Educator  
• Distinguished Service  
• Student Member  
• Engineering Project (Large)  
• Past Branch Award Winners 
• Past Society, Region, and Section Award Winners 

Awards won by the Blue Ridge Branch 

• To be added.

Society Awards 

Information about nominating, including helpful downloads, is available at www.asce.org/awards. 

The Blue Ridge Branch of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) was established in 1967. It encompasses the counties of Albemarle, Augusta, Greene, Highland, Madison, Nelson, Page, Rockingham, and Shenandoah.  

Your Blue Ridge Branch is the portal to your local and regional engineering community. You will meet fellow engineers including friends, consultants, clients, and competitors to grow your network, earn free continuing education (CE) hours, increase your engineering knowledge and have fun doing it.  

We meet at lunchtime on the fourth Tuesday of each month in alternating locations (Staunton and Charlottesville) to serve the broad geographic reach of our branch. Currently our Staunton meeting location is VDOT in Staunton. In Charlottesville we meet at the Virginia Transportation Research Council conference room at 530 Edgemont Road, Charlottesville 22903. Lunch arrangements are announced prior to the meetings.  

At each meeting we have a brief business meeting followed by an interesting technical presentation featuring an engineering project or technology. Example topics include planning, design, management, construction, historic projects, and forensic engineering. We also have social events such as after-work gatherings and the upcoming Rotunda Dinner at the UVA Rotunda in Charlottesville. 

Come join us! 

Welcome to the home of the Blue Ridge Branch of the American Society of Civil Engineers! 

The Blue Ridge Branch is comprised of Counties of Albemarle, Augusta, Greene, Highland, Madison, Nelson, Page, Rockingham and Shenandoah.  The Virginia Section is currently in Region 4. 

The branch is the home to a diverse family of members comprising of transportation officials, consultants, construction contractors, suppliers, engineering students, and academics. 

As one of the most beautiful and iconic parts of the American landscape, Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia house and foster the Blue Ridge civil engineering communities, whose members are engaged in all facets of civil engineering. The Blue Ridge Branch is dedicated to facilitate the communications between the community members and provide opportunities and resources for the developments of the communities and individual members. The Branch hosts monthly events for training, connecting, sharing, planning, and visiting. The Blue Ridge Branch also presents awards to acknowledge local professionals, Continuing Education Unit (CEU), connections to ASCE student chapters, and various networks to link to other civil engineers in the region.  

The Branch is managed by a Board of Officers. There are many opportunities available for those wishing (and willing) to volunteer their services to the Branch.  We hope that you find the information on our site helpful.  If you have questions, please feel free to contact any one of the Board members.