The CBU American Society of Engineers (ASCE) Student Chapter attended the Mid-South Symposium on April 10 through 12 at Tennessee Tech University, in Cookeville, where they competed in six events: Mead Paper, Geo-bucket, Environmental, Sustainable Solutions, Land Surveying, and Steel Bridge. This year, our students faced tough competition against teams from every civil engineering program across Tennessee and Arkansas (14 universities). We’re pleased to announce the results!
CBU’s ASCE Student Chapter earned: 2nd Place in Geo-bucket, 2nd Place in Environmental, and 1st Place in Land Surveying.
Our 1st Place win in Land Surveying earns the CBU team a spot to compete in the National Land Surveying Competition this summer! We congratulate all of our faculty and students!
The Mid-South Symposium is a great way for students to network, participate in academic challenges, and career-building competitions.
Our Civil Engineering and Construction Management students who participated in the various competitions include: Robert Gangluff, EI, Thomas Odom, EI, MyRanda White, EI, Alejandro Gonzalez, Jr., EI, Alan Cruz, Tylan Williams, Paxton Abeles, Ivan Ramos, Dhruv Patel, Renato Marroquin, Melany Ramirez, Ewan Mullett, Bryan Vasquez, Daniel Medina Martinez, Luis Carcamo Zavala, and Diego Flores. Our faculty members who attended and mentored the students in their competitions include: Dr. Amol Inamdar, Prof. Gene McGinnis, PE, and Dr. Andrew Assadollahi, PE. Mr. Evan Boulanger, PE, CFM (CBU ’14) has additionally served as the student chapter’s practitioner advisor.
