FOCE2– Friends of Civil and Environmental Engineering
FOCE2: Celebrating 25 years of supporting students and programs
For the past 25 years, the Friends of Civil and Environmental Engineering (FOCE2) at the School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment at Arizona State University has demonstrated the value of industry and academia working together to elevate and educate tomorrow’s civil and environmental engineering workforce.
FOCE2 members help close the gap between classroom and workplace that helps make it possible for engineering students to be prepared for industry by creating internship opportunities to interact with industry professionals.
Membership in FOCE2 provides an opportunity that facilitates meaningful connections with ASU students, faculty, administrators, staff and friends.
It makes a profound public statement regarding your support of initiatives that advance the excellence and mission of the university we love.
Join FOCE2
Please accept our invitation to join the Friends of Civil and Environmental Engineering (FOCE2) at Arizona State University in our mission to support educational programs of the civil, environmental and sustainable engineering (CESE) program.
Your membership donation and participation in FOCE2 will enable the civil engineering program to retain and motivate talented young students to achieve success and further our profession.
FOCE2 support helps students start and continue with their dream by offsetting expenses and providing career development experiences.
FOCE2 supports a variety of activities that encourage our engineers, including:
- FE Exam Fee reimbursement program
- Travel to professional meetings
- Mixers to help students make industry connections
- Student organizations’ projects, competitions and outreach in the community
- Commencement luncheon honoring new graduates
Member Benefits
Not only will you be supporting students and the programs that ensure their success, you will have the opportunity to meet our promising young engineers early in their career and interact with fellow FOCE2 members.
Beginning Jan. 1, 2025 and reccuring annually:
Tier 1 benefits: $7,500 annual donation
Tier 2 benefits plus:
- Additional seat on the Steering Committee
- Access to engineering student organization leadership contact lists
- Acknowledgement from the Ira A. Fulton Schools and SSEBE for contribution
- Invitation to key SSEBE events
- Invitation to CEE/EVE Commencement Luncheon
Tier 2 benefits: $5,000 annual donation
Tier 3 benefits plus:
- Single seat on FOCE2 Steering Committee
- Invitation and free enrollment to FOCE2 events
- LinkedIn acknowledgement by SSEBE
- Early access to register for civil/environmental engineering career fairs
- Name recognition and signage during key FOCE2 events
- Invitation to CEE/EVE capstone project group mentoring or engagement
- Annual classroom engagement invitation (ASU 101 class)
Tier 3 benefits: $2,500 annual donation
- Name recognition on FOCE2 webpage and brochures
- Invitation to CEE/EVE capstone project judging
- FOCE2 subcommittee participation
- Notifications and copy of Steering Committee and subcommittee reports and meeting minutes
- Invitation and dedicated table at FOCE2 student events.
Public and non-profit opportunities
Public and non-profit entities are enrolled in membership similar to a TIer 3 level with no annual charge, plus a single seat on the Steering Committee.
Your membership matters
Membership makes our community stronger
Strengthen your relationship with Arizona State University and take pride in knowing that as a member, you’ll support resources for students to keep ASU’s civil and environmental engineering program strong now and into the future.
Support the Next Generation
Your sponsorship provides support to prepare the next generation of leaders in civil engineering. Come join us and contribute your experience and passion to address relevant issues in civil engineering, improve the public understanding of the contributions of our profession, and to assist industry and academia working together to improve our built environment. If you have any questions or would like to accept this invitation to become a Friend of Civil and Environmental Engineering, please contact us at:
Liz Malnory
School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment
Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering
Arizona State University
PO Box 873005, Tempe, AZ 85287-3005
Phone: (480) 965-1713 Fax: (480) 965-0557
Email: [email protected]
Steering Committee
- Dan Meyer, Chair, Black & Veatch, Sr. Vice President (retired)
- Camille Armendariz, Vice-Chair, Black & Veatch
- Frederick Tack, PE, Past-Chair, Consor, Principal Engineer
- Kerran Armstrong, ASU
- Aubrey Thomas, HilgartWilson
- Bruce Larson, Bowman Consulting
- Curtis Courter, Hazen Sawyer
- David Hertzberg, Olsson
- David Sabers, GHD
- David Wahls, ASU
- Devesh Sinha, Langan
- John Matta, Water Works Engineers
- Kamil Kaloush, ASU
- Kevin Roberts, Dibble
- Michael Bomar, Tetra Tech
- Michael Gorius, Kimley-Horn
- Matthew Eicher, ASU
- Mike Sever, ASU
- Ram Pendyala, ASU
- Robert Stanley, Gannett Fleming
- Stephanie Templeton, Gannett Fleming
- Victoria Flys, Meyer Borgman Johnson
- Yogesh Mantri, HR Green
Standing Committees
Education:
Chair – Open
Internship & Employment:
Camille Armendariz, PE, Black & Veatch​
Membership & Resources:
Frederick Tack, PE, Consor
Partnering:
Kevin Roberts, P.E. Dibble
FOCE2 Members
- Black & Veatch Corporation
- Bowman Consulting
- Burgess & Niple
- Carollo Engineers
- CivTech Inc.
- Colliers Engineering and Design
- Consor Engineers, Inc.
- Coreslab Structures
- Dibble
- Entellus, Inc.
- Gannett Fleming
- GHD, Inc.
- HR Green
- Hazen and Sawyer
- Kimley-Horn & Associates
- Langan Engineering
- Meyer Borgman Johnson
- Olsson
- Speedie & Associates
- Stanley Consultants
- Terracon
- Tetra Tech
- Water Works Engineers
- Wood, Patel & Associates, Inc.
- Y.S. Mantri & Associates