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Basic Education

The Basic Education Committee seeks to supplement the current educational curriculum offered by accredited institutions to structural engineering students by engaging with educational professionals and NCSEA Committees to assist in activities which promote the knowledge and skills the engineering community views as necessary when entering the profession.

The Basic Education Committee will:

  • Engage the NCSEA community to facilitate the transition between education and professional practice and create opportunities for further education.
  • Share the recommended curriculum and the knowledge and skills identified as necessary by the engineering community.
  • Understand the latest trends and concerns in our industry and advocating awareness of and engagement with educators and students regarding these concerns.
  • Engage NCSEA’s Continuing Education, Publications, and YMG Support Committees to identify and develop content, and to determine how best to share it with students, institutions, and new graduates entering the profession.
  • Assisting MOs in engaging with their local educational institutions.
  • Engage with other organizations to identify where efforts can be aligned to provide extra-curricular activities and professional development programs that promote knowledge, skills, and industry trends.

 

 
Resources

Brochure
2016 Curriculum Survey
     Recommended Curriculum Summary
2016 Practitioner Survey

 

Scott Francis Wiley|Wilson
SEAVA
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Committee Chairs

Professor Kevin Dong California State Polytechnic University
SEAOC
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Members

Voting Members

  • Carrie Bremer
    Schaefer
    SEAoO
  • Scott Francis
    Wiley|Wilson
    SEAVA
  • Michelle Kam-Biron
    American Wood Council
    SEAOC
  • Professor Judy Liu
    Oregon State University
  • Brent Perkins
    Dudley Williams and Associates
    SEAKM
  • Albie Perry
    PVSC
    SEAoNY

Corresponding Members

  • Professor Raad Azzawi
    University of Texas at Arlington
    SEAoT
  • Craig Barnes
    CBI Consulting, Inc.
    SEAMASS
  • Eric Borchers
    Meyer Borgman Johnson
    MNSEA
  • Julie Mark Cohen
    SEAoNY
  • Armando Gomez-Farias
    Walter P. Moore
    SEAoT
  • Doug Graham
    S/L/A/M Collaborative
    SEC/CT
  • Jennifer Gross
    Lehigh University
    SEAoP
  • Dhrudat Patel
    Henderson Rogers Structural Engineers, LLC
    SEAoT
  • Professor Carisa Ramming
    Oklahoma State University
    OSEA

Industry Members

  • Brian Quinn
    SE Solutions, LLC
    SEAMI