What? Yes, the SEI Futures Fund is a decade old this month!
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To the office you keep going
For the task that keeps on growing.
What are you doing every day
At the office … you don’t play.
Dec, 2023
Neil Wexler, Ph.D., P.E.
Structural Verse
Emily Guglielmo, is a Principal at Martin/Martin, Inc. and leader of the San Francisco Bay Area office.
… Dec, 2023
STRUCTURE magazine
Structural Influencers
Recommitting to safety of the public.
… Dec, 2023
Jim D’Aloisio P. E., LEED AP
Structural Forum
Government (arsenal) bridge 1872
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Statement on required load combinations for wind uplift.
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Extreme structure development and the future.
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Strategies for successful delegated design in structural steel.
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What does legal advice about contracts have in common with cockroaches and Twinkies?
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Let’s all agree to identify and remove obstacles
Over the past few months, I have written about employment in the structural engineering profession. The first article in the February 2023 issue dealt with the apparent shortage of structural engineers, including an analysis of the potential causes. I concluded that engineers are just as responsible for the situation as anyone or anything else. The second article in the July issue dealt with leadership and mentorship. Again, I stated that we can be our worst enemies but that there is an opportunity for improvement.
… Nov, 2023
John A. Dal Pino, S.E.
InFocus