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What more can I say of our last meeting, other than it was incredible to see so many of the women of SEAONC come together and share stories about their careers, as well as challenges and triumphs they have encountered in their journeys.

It is hard to believe we are almost through winter and spring will soon be upon us. The last few months have left a chill in the air, though it didn’t put a damper on the members and students who attended our last association meeting. It was amazing to see everyone.

I was hoping that we would get the typical slow start to the year, but it feels like everything has jumped off with a bang! In my conversations with our fine membership, I have heard a full range of stories, with some saying they are busy, while others feeling a bit slower than they would like.

As I have said, it has truly been a year to remember. Before I get too far, I should begin with a heartful Happy New Year!! I, for one, am excited about what is to come, but also cautious that Structural Engineering sees both its ups and downs.

I would be remiss if I didn’t start with… Happy Holidays!!! I’m sure it will sound trite, but, honestly, the year has flown by and it feels like rush…rush…. rush. It is hard to believe that it has been over four months since we kicked off our SEAONC year and so much has happened.

It is with deep sadness and heavy hearts that we inform you of the death of SOHA Engineers’ beloved founder and friend, Daniel Shapiro, who passed away of natural causes on October 22, 2023, at the age of 98. We will all miss Dan more than words can express.

Our Outreach Committee hosted another great AEC Week with Ignited this June! Seaonc and Ignited partnered with SmithGroup, HENSEL PHELPS & KPFF to host 10 Middle and High School teachers, primarily from underserved schools, complete with lunches and a variety of interactive presentations and activities.

To advance the practice of structural engineering, to build community among our members, and to inform the public about advancements in the structural engineering profession

SEAONC Post Newsletter - Corporate Member News
Monday, May 1, 2023 (0 Comments)
Posted by: Wendy Allen, P.E.
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Hi SEAONC friends, Wendy Allen, P.E. here from a company with Bay Area beginnings, Simpson Strong-Tie. Simpson has been a SEAONC sponsor for several years running and we enjoy the partnership that we have with SEAONC the Association as well as all of you, the members!

The structural engineering community from the Bay Area and beyond came together on April 1st to celebrate University of California, Berkeley Professor Jack Moehle’s achievements and legacy.

On June 4, 2019 SEAONC Members, Past Presidents, Honorary, and Life Members gathered at the San Francisco City Club to celebrate the end of the fiscal year and honor distinguished members with awards of recognition.

On June 5, 2018 SEAONC Members, Past Presidents, Honorary, and Life Members gathered at the San Francisco City Club to celebrate the end of the fiscal year and honor distinguished members with awards of recognition.

The May 1st Dinner Meeting was dedicated to presenting the 2018 SEAONC Student Scholarships and Excellence in Structural Engineering Awards in a ceremony held at The Green Room in the War Memorial Veterans Building in San Francisco.

Throughout the year, the DES committee worked hard to achieve significant milestones in various areas. Firstly, we successfully recruited new committee members, expanding our active membership to a count of 40 individuals.

“California continues to experience longer wildfire seasons as a direct result of Climate Change”, as stated by CAL FIRE’s 2022 Fire Season Outlook. The extended dryness and reduced precipitation have added to the moderate to extreme drought conditions and have become a source of fuel for wildland fire activity.

Steve Jobs' largest design masterpiece, Apple Park, company headquarters, is in Cupertino, California. Apple Park is 175 acres of unique Architecture, Engineering, and Construction.

In the meeting prior to this one, it was discussed in the committee that structural engineers should strive to innovative and push the status quo. This meeting, which complimented the last, focused on innovative structures.

There is a play between discipline and curiosity. On July 22nd, 2022, the SEAONC Seismology Committee held its first meeting of a two-part series on exploring engineering creativity. This first meeting focused on historical structural analysis methods.

Meet a Committee Chair Amy Kordosky Degenkolb Engineers Which committee are you currently a chair of? Also give a...

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Meet a Committee Chair Nick Miley KPFF nicholas.miley@kpff.com Which committee are you cu...

SEAONC Past President Interview Colin Blaney colinblaney@gmail.com, cblaney@buehlerengineering.com SEAONC presi...

The New Stanford Hospital is this year’s SEAONC Excellence in Structural Engineering (EiSE) Project of the Year. Here is the history and description of the project

SFSU’s VR Engine: Introducing Virtual Reality to SEAONC’s SAP Evaluator Training

On January 25th,2022, the SEAONC Seismology invited Professor Eduardo Miranda to speak on his EERI’s “Learning from Earthquakes” (LFE) committee and discuss possible collaborations with SEAONC.