Suzanne Aultman, Vice-President of Engineering at Metromont Corporation, was honored with the Glenn Department of Civil Engineering Distinguished Alumni Award.
We are pleased to welcome three new advisory board members to our civil engineering advisory board. Angelina Stasulis, Senior Structural Engineer, Davis & Church LLC, Alpharetta Ga Saleh Mubarak, Independent Consultant, Tampa. Fl. Sreekanth (Sunny) Nandagiri, Executive Vice President and Southeast Regional Manager, Benesch, Raleigh, NCOur Advisory Board is dedicated to bringing their assistance, expertise, […]
Jane A. McLamarrah left her mark on history in 1985 when she became the first woman to receive a Ph.D. in civil engineering from Clemson University. It was a time of minimal support for women and others underrepresented in engineering. She felt she needed to be twice as good and obtain twice as many credentials to […]
Capt. Steve Hamer retired from military service in July 2017 and is currently the president of the Seabee Historical Foundation, which proudly preserves, promotes and perpetuates the rich heritage of the U.S. Navy Seabee military construction force and Civil Engineer Corps. He is also the executive director of the Seabee Memorial Scholarship Foundation, the nation’s […]
Greetings from Clemson’s Glenn Department of Civil Engineering to our alumni, friends, students, and colleagues across the globe. 2020 has been anything but 2020. We have gone through a lot in a single year. From adapting to learning and discovery under the cloud of a pandemic to absorbing the severe financial impacts on our operations. […]
Clemson University’s Civil Engineering Society, Chi Epsilon, initiated Gerald M. Glenn as a Chapter Honor Member on Friday, November 13, 2020. Glenn is a 1964 graduate of the department. Throughout his career, he served as chairman, president and CEO of the Chicago Bridge & Iron Company B.V. — a multinational engineering, procurement and construction company. […]
While at Clemson, Dr. Brown was a tireless worker who excelled in everything he did. A paper based on his dissertation work won the Best Student Paper Award presented at the 2016 AASHTO GIS-T Symposium. Kweku was also a 2-time winner of our Department’s Best Teaching Assistant Award. He is a past-President of Clemson’s ITE […]
COLUMBIA, SC- Luther Franklin Fant (“Luke”) crossed over to glory on April 11, 2020. He was born in Fayetteville, NC on May 30, 1934 to the late Paul Lee and Macie Height Fant. After his mother’s death when he was 2, he was raised by his uncle and aunt, Samuel and Florence Williams. When he […]
This spring, COVID-19 is bringing a new normal to all of us. Virtually every educational institution, elementary school to university classroom has had to make changes in the way we complete our academic mission. As most of you know, Clemson University is delivering course content online. This decision was made to protect the health of […]
J. Richard Cottingham is a 1966 Civil Engineering graduate. While serving with the Navy Seabees in Viet Nam, his Company Commander was killed in action, and LTJG Cottingham was promoted to Company Commander of Delta Company of the 121st Seabees. Delta Company provided combat construction support to the 1st Marine Division including roads, bridges, helicopter […]