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January 22, 2008 rockman Available Resources Comments Off on Geo-Institute Website Changes

 

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ASCE G-I: Proposed “Journal of Geotechnical Engineering Practice”

September 15, 2009 rockman Rockman's Ramblings Comments Off on ASCE G-I: Proposed “Journal of Geotechnical Engineering Practice”

Most geotechs are familiar with the Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering (JGGE), one of the (if not the) premier journal in the industry. It’s published by the ASCE’s Geo-Institute (G-I) and accounts for about 20% of the revenue of the G-I organization.

The G-I’s President, Dr. Jean-Louis Briaud, convened a task force in early 2009 to investigate if the JGGE is “adequately serving as a venue for practice oriented papers.” According to the final report from the Proposed "Journal of Geotechnical Engineering Practice" Task Force, the reason for the task force is that:

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Former Golder President Earns 2018 OPAL Award

April 29, 2018 rockman Comings and Goings, News Comments Off on Former Golder President Earns 2018 OPAL Award

Earlier this spring, The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) selected William F. Brumund, Ph.D., P.E., D.GE (Ret.), F.ASCE, former Golder President and Global CEO, as the 2018 Outstanding Projects And Leaders (OPAL) award-winner in management.  […]

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2021 Award Winners from the Geo-Institute

December 15, 2020 rockman Comings and Goings Comments Off on 2021 Award Winners from the Geo-Institute

The Geo-Institute of ASCE presents a number of prestigious awards every year to deserving members of the geotechnical engineering community. Congratulations to this year’s awardees: Karl Terzaghi Lecturer – Gregory B. Baecher, Ph.D. P.E., NAE, M.ASCE […]

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