The Long Island Branch serves ASCE members that reside and/or work in Nassau and Suffolk counties. Each year, the Long Island Branch organizes a variety of activities including several technical lectures that provide continuing education (PDH) credits necessary for maintaining professional licensure, a golf tournament, a transportation luncheon, and an awards dinner. These events supplement the program offered by the Met Section and are convenient for members that may not be able to travel to Manhattan to attend ASCE Met Section events.
To receive announcements of upcoming Long Island Branch meetings on a regular basis, you can subscribe to the Met Section listserv. For more information about the ASCE Long Island Branch, you can contact any of the LIB officers or send an email to
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On November 12, 2011, a lecture on John F. Kennedy International Airport's Airfield Reconstruction program was given to Long Island Branch members at Domenico's Restaurant in Levittown. The presentation was given by the Port of New York & New Jersey's James Steven, PE, Program Director JFK Physical Plant & Development; Guy Zummo, PE, Principal Design Engineer and Thomas Amoia, PE, Engineer of Construction.
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The Long Island Rail Road is one of the few railroads to operate 24/7, 365 days a year. While most people take the interrupted train service for granted, few realize the challenges associated with performing the necessary construction to maintain a commuter railroad that never completely shuts down.
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On November 10, 2011, younger civil engineers from Nassau and Suffolk counties convened at the Davenport Press in Mineola to discuss the potential for establishing an ASCE Younger Member Group (YMG) on Long Island. The event kicked-off with a networking hour for participants to have a drink and chat with one another.
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Nolan Mazur, Chair of Younger Member and Student Outreach for the Long Island Branch, has been successful in engaging ASCE student members on Long Island. Nine students from Hofstra University's ASCE student chapter attended the Long Island Branch’s October's technical meeting along with their advisor Dr. Ronald J. Alvarez.
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