ASCE-Broward County Branch

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Broward Branch

We are accepting nominations in the following award categories for 2008-2009 (Please click on the respective award to download the nomination form):

Broward Branch Civil Engineer of the Year
Broward Branch Young Engineer of the Year
Broward Branch Government Engineer of the Year
Broward Branch Young Government Engineer of the Year
Broward Branch Project of the Year

If you have any questions or wish to nominate a deserving colleague, please contact us for more details. All nominations should be submitted no later than August 31st, 2009.

ASCE Distinguished Achievement Awards (National)

The honors program of the American Society of Civil Engineers objective is the advancement of the engineering profession through the recognition of exceptionally meritorious achievement. For more information and descriptions of all of the distinguished national awards of the American Society of Civil Engineers, including the highest award of the Society, Honorary Membership, please click here.

Below you will find some of the awards sponsored by the National Committee on Younger Members (CYM).

Collingwood Prize
The Collingwood Prize is awarded to the author or authors, under 35 years of age, of a paper describing an engineering project with which the author is directly connected, or recording investigations contributing to engineering knowledge to which the author has contributed some essential contributions and which contains a rational digest of results. Nominations due February 1st, 2009. To learn more visit:

Edmund Friedman Young Engineer Award for Professional Development
The Edmund Friedman Young Engineer Award for Professional Achievement recognizes younger members of ASCE (35 years of age or younger) who have advanced the profession; exhibited technical competence, high character and integrity; developed improved member attitudes toward the profession; and contributed to public service outside their professional careers. Nominations due February 1st, 2009. To learn more visit:

Daniel W. Mead Prize for Younger Members
The Daniel W. Mead Prize for Younger Members is awarded to the author or authors of a paper on professional ethics. Each year the specific topics, if any, of the contest for the forthcoming year will be selected by the National Committee on Younger Members. Nominations due February 1st, 2009. To learn more visit: