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BSCES Engineering Management Group Meeting Learn more

BSCES Engineering Management Group Meeting Learn more

BSCES Engineering Management Group Meeting Learn more

BSCES Engineering Management Group Meeting: Wednesday, November 8, 2017 Learn more

What’s EMG? This is your chance to learn more about the Engineering Management Group; who we are and what we do! Join us for a night of networking and great food. Learn more

In the 2016 publication, State of the Built Environment: Greater Boston’s Infrastructure, A Better City in Partnership with the Dukakis Center for Urban and Regional Policy teamed up to lay out the needs of the region’s transportation, energy, water, sewer and waste management systems. In the report, the state of infrastructure in nearly 150 communities surrounding Boston were measured. Join us for this year’s Joseph C. Lawler Lecture to hear what the team determined were the major infrastructure needs of greater Boston and to understand how regional leaders and stakeholders can use this information as they plan for projected population and economic growth leading up to 2030. Learn more

If you have any interest in engineering management, or engineering leadership, we encourage you to participate and become involved with the Engineering Management Group by attending this meeting at the Sevens Ale House! Learn more

Please join us to hear Ms. Garner speak on how the Flint Water Study team at Virginia Tech uncovered the water quality issues in Flint. Emily Garner is currently a PhD student at Virginia Tech studying Environmental and Water Resources Engineering. She is a member of the Flint Water Study team led by Dr. Marc Edwards that worked with citizens of Flint, Michigan to identify unsafe levels of lead in their drinking water and advocate for a resolution. She will present about her team's journey to provide the citizens of Flint with scientific evidence to support their claims that their drinking water was unsafe for consumption. Learn more

If you have any interest in engineering management, or engineering leadership, we encourage you to participate and become involved with the Engineering Management Group by attending this meeting at the Sevens Ale House! Learn more

If you have any interest in engineering management, or engineering leadership, we encourage you to participate and become involved with the Engineering Management Group by attending this meeting! Learn more

If you have any interest in engineering management, or engineering leadership, we encourage you to participate and become involved with the Engineering Management Group by attending this meeting at the Sevens Ale House! Learn more

If you have any interest in engineering management, or engineering leadership, we encourage you to participate and become involved with the Engineering Management Group by attending this meeting at the Sevens Ale House! Learn more

If you have any interest in engineering management, or engineering leadership, we encourage you to participate and become involved with the Engineering Management Group by attending this meeting at the Sevens Ale House! Learn more

If you have any interest in engineering management, or engineering leadership, we encourage you to participate and become involved with the Engineering Management Group by attending this meeting at the Sevens Ale House! Learn more

This meeting has been rescheduled for Thursday, March 16, 2017. If you have any interest in engineering management, or engineering leadership, we encourage you to participate and become involved with the Engineering Management Group by attending this meeting at the Sevens Ale House! Learn more

If you have any interest in engineering management, or engineering leadership, we encourage you to participate and become involved with the Engineering Management Group by attending this meeting at the Sevens Ale House! Learn more

If you have any interest in engineering management, or engineering leadership, we encourage you to participate and become involved with the Engineering Management Group by attending this meeting at the Sevens Ale House! Learn more

The expansion of the Panama Canal Locks is a construction and engineering marvel. The canal expansion utilized over 10,000 workers, more concrete than the Hoover Dam, and approximately 25 times the amount of steel used to erect the Eiffel Tower. Mr. Pansic is the deputy design engineer of the Design Consortium for the Third Set of Locks which makes up $3.2 billion of the $5 billion dollar Panama Canal Expansion. The Consortium is composed of MWH Global, Tetra-Tech and Iv Infra from the Netherlands. Over his 38-year career, Nick has contributed to the planning, design, and construction of major wet infrastructure programs on five continents. His areas of expertise include water resources development, dam design and rehabilitation, inland and maritime navigation, and shoreline protection and enhancement. Learn more

It’s no secret that many construction projects result in change orders. Protracted claims can be costly in terms of both costs and schedule. The Dispute Resolution Board is an excellent, yet underused, tool that can be used to reduce the likelihood of protracted and costly disputes. Dispute Resolution Boards (DRBs) have successfully resolved construction contract disputes in the US since 1976. Since then, over 2,700 projects worth more than $225 billion have used this process. Understanding the DRB process and the requirements that make it successful will be the focus of this presentation. Learn more

If you have any interest in engineering management, or engineering leadership, we encourage you to participate and become involved with the Engineering Management Group by attending this meeting at the Sevens Ale House! Learn more