Connecticut Structural Engineers Coalition | A coalition of the American Council of Engineering Companies of Connecticut

Upcoming SEC Seminar and Holiday Dinner Meeting –

Mass Timber: A New Paradigm, presented by Tanya Luthi.
December 12, 2018, 5:30 PM
New Haven Lawn Club, 193 Whitney Avenue, New Haven, CT

Mass Timber: A New Paradigm:
As concerns about climate change mount and designers seek more sustainable ways to build, there has been a resurgence of interest in building large-scale urban buildings with timber. After a brief look back at the history of wood as a structural material, this talk will explore the opportunities and challenges of modern mass timber building systems. Worth 1 NYS Education Credit.

Time:
5:30 – 6:30 pm – Registration, Social Hour, Hors D’Oeuvers & OPEN BAR
6:30 – 7:30 pm – Dinner
7:30 – 9:00 pm – Program

Event Sponsors:
WoodWorks
Wood Products Council

EVENT INFORMATION

**PLEASE REGISTER BY DECEMBER 7TH**

Welcome to the Structural Engineers Coalition Web site. The SEC is a Coalition of the American Council of Engineering Companies of Connecticut (ACEC/CT).

This Coalition is established to pursue the common interests of firms who practice structural engineering and who are members of American Council Of Engineering Companies of Connecticut (ACEC/CT) or Individual Members. Specific interests include:

To advance the technical practice of structural engineers through meetings, seminars, and educational programs.
To improve the professional, business and administrative practice of structural engineering firms.
To advance proper legislation affecting structural engineering practice.
To establish a network among the members of the Coalition to communicate information of common interests to structural engineers.
To cultivate social contacts within its membership, and by closer association and a better mutual understanding, discourage unethical and detrimental practice, and inspirit a resolve to act collectively to benefit our profession.
To encourage the pursuit of excellence in our practice, to maintain the honor and dignity of our profession, and to serve the public.
To serve as spokesman to the public on matters of structural engineering.