SEAoT Houston

The first meeting of the spring 2016 semester for Texas A&M University’s SEAoT was on January 28th. Mr. Gabriel Shelton from Baker Engineering and...

“SE Licensure in Texas?” For the last three years or so, I have heard about the effort to bring SE Licensure to the state of...

On December 18, 2015 the SEAoT Young Engineers group congregated during a Happy Hour sponsored by Perma-Pier. With plenty of appetizers and snacks going around...

The Texas A&M University SEAoT Student Chapter hosted their Fall semester picnic at Villa West Park in college station on Nov 21st. We had...

After a long and contentious campaign and election I am proud to have been elected your Secretary for 2016! I look forward to working...

Greetings to Our Fellow Structural Engineers! Welcome to the first newsletter of 2016. Let me re-introduce myself, I am Tan Tran, PE, with Cardno Haynes Whaley, part of a global, comprehensive professional services provider.

Texas is home to some of the most diverse soil conditions in the world, leading to challenging design considerations for the structural engineer. This presentation will discuss basic soil properties, focusing on the inherent expansive soil conditions most frequently found in the Greater Houston Area.

Someone said that flexibility is the key to life...

The Specification, Design, Manufacture, and Installation of Cold-Formed Metal Trusses By David Boyd This course will provide an in-depth overview of the many critical elements and...

The Texas A&M University SEAoT Student Chapter had a general meeting on Oct 8th.