Community Engineering Corps (CECorps), a partnership between the American Water Works Association, Engineers Without Borders USA, and American Society of Civil Engineers, brings underserved communities and volunteers together to advance local engineering solutions. Interested in getting involved? Learn more, apply, or volunteer today: https://linktr.ee/cecorps
Community Engineering Corps
Civil Engineering
Denver, CO 525 followers
Community Engineering Corps brings underserved communities and volunteers together to advance local engineering solution
About us
Leveraging the membership of Community Engineering Corps’ alliance organizations – American Society of Civil Engineers, the American Water Works Association, and Engineers Without Borders USA – we bring more than 200,000 technical professionals and students together to serve communities across the United States. These individuals volunteer their time and expertise to assist communities that do not have the resources to access engineering services. With a strong commitment to community-driven projects, our volunteers work alongside community members to design solutions to identified problems.
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- Industry
- Civil Engineering
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Denver, CO
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2014
- Specialties
- Water Resource Engineering, Structural Engineering, Wastewater Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Solar Technology, Agricultural Engineering, and Consulting Services
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Denver, CO 80205, US
Employees at Community Engineering Corps
Updates
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We sincerely appreciate the opportunity to be part of this project.
This month marks a significant milestone for Greenwood Cemetery, St. Louis’ first non-sectarian, commercial African American cemetery. Once neglected and forgotten, Greenwood has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years. The journey began in 2016 when Raphael and Shelby Morris discovered that over a dozen of their relatives, along with notable figures like Harriet Robinson Scott, were buried within its grounds. Inspired by this historical connection, they embarked on a mission to restore the cemetery. With the support of organizations like Engineers Without Borders USA, through the Community Engineering Corps, they’ve breathed new life into this sacred space, uncovering countless stories of African American history in St. Louis. As Greenwood Cemetery reaches its 150th anniversary, we invite you to learn more about its inspiring journey and the individuals who have made it possible.
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Community Engineering Corps’ Quarterly Volunteering 101 Webinar is coming up! The webinar will be held Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2024. at 12 p.m. MST. This webinar will be hosted by Tate Howes as he provides an in-depth look at what volunteers can expect, and what involvement typically entails. Register now using this link: https://ow.ly/93UR50TVHUX We hope to see you there! #engineeringlocalimpact #communitydriven
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To our friends in and around Warren County, Missouri: We're looking for volunteers to assist communities that lack the resources to access engineering services. More info below.
#AWWA's Community Engineering Corps #CECorps is looking for volunteers in Missouri! Project is in Warren County, Missouri! We are looking for - Responsible Engineers in Charge (REICs) – Professional Engineers licensed in the State of Missouri with at least four years of professional experience in wastewater Quality Assurance Managers (QAMs) – Professional Engineers licensed in any state with at least four years of experience in wastewater Project Lead - Project Manager (no professional certification required) Questions should be directed to Heather Mullen, hmullen@awwa.org
Community Engineering Corps
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We're very excited to see progress on this project! We appreciate the opportunity to be involved.
Construction has officially started on our Greenwood Cemetery Road Improvement Community Engineering Corps project! We are confident Greenwood is in good hands with Gabriel Cardenas and Missouri Constructors as our construction agent and partner. This project could not have been possible without the financial support of the American Chemistry Council and the design services provided by Civil Design, Inc. Stay tuned for updates as construction progresses!
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Want to volunteer your technical abilities, but don't have the time to commit to a full project? Community Engineering Corps has the role for you! We are announcing an exciting new opportunity for volunteers to get involved with the program: becoming a member of the Community Engineering Corps Expert Roster. This roster will consist of expert volunteers to engage in projects intended to support underserved communities in accessing funding for critical infrastructure improvements. The roster will be utilized for projects that vary from a traditional project scope and need assistance with project development, scope review, and/or fee proposals. These projects span a wide range of disciplines, including drinking water, wastewater, transportation, structural analysis and more. To view a complete description of this opportunity, and apply to join the roster, visit our volunteer opportunities board (https://lnkd.in/g7gCtKex). We also encourage you to join us at noon MT on Oct. 28 to learn more about this opportunity during our Community Engineering Corps Expert Roster Webinar, where we will be speaking more in depth about this role and answering any questions. Register for the webinar here: https://lnkd.in/gMy3nyTN Hope to see you there! #engineeringlocalimpact
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Rural Community Assistance Partnership Incorporated (RCAP), RCAP Solutions, Inc., Communities Unlimited, Midwest Assistance Program, Inc., Great Lakes Community Action Partnership, Rural Community Assistance Corporation (RCAC) and Community Engineering Corps have a long and proven partnership supporting rural, underserved communities with addressing their water and wastewater infrastructure challenges in support of our shared goal that no community should be left behind. Community Engineering Corps is excited to join RCAP, RCAP affiliates, and others at the 2024 RCAP National Conference in Omaha! We will be participating in the World Cafe Session where we will explore the engineering services CECorps offers and ways that the program can be leveraged to support communities RCAP is working with. Please stop by the World Cafe Session and Booth 14 in the exhibit hall to learn more! We look forward to seeing long-time colleagues and friends and meeting new ones, & hope to see you there! Imagery shared features members of Communities Unlimited working with a Community Engineering Corps project team during a site visit with a community in Tennessee, highlighting one of many communities this partnership has been able to support.
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The 2024 UNC Water & Health Conference is being held in Chapel Hill, North Carolina the week of Oct. 14-18. Community Engineering Corps is honored to be presenting a side event, "Community Engineering Corps: Empowering Communities and Developing Young Leaders." Brooke Poppe, PE and Molly Sullivan, PE, CFM will highlight the work Community Engineering Corps volunteers do to close the water access gap in the United States, as well as explore opportunities the program offers young leaders for professional development. Be sure to stop by the session or join us virtually by registering at this link on Tuesday, Oct. 15 at 12:15 pm EST to learn more! https://lnkd.in/evDMGP9J #UNC #WASH #empoweringyoungleaders
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Community Engineering Corps is excited to accompany one of it's founding organizations at the American Society of Civil Engineers 2024 Convention in Tampa, Florida! Gerard Daziel and Melissa Prelewitz will represent the program. Stop by booth #114 in the exhibit hall to see Gerard and Melissa discuss our open project opportunities! Gerard and Melissa will also hold a technical session, "Engineering Equitable Infrastructure & Building Climate Resilience for the Future," to provide more information about the Community Engineering Corps mission. Their session will be Oct. 7, 2024 from 4-5:15 p.m. #asce2024
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The @EWB-USA South Central Regional Conference is this weekend! Community Engineering Corps' Tate Howes will be presenting an overview of the program, current open volunteer opportunities and discuss other ways that volunteers can get involved to help underserved communities on Saturday, Sept. 14 at 1 p.m. Stop by to meet Tate and learn more! #engineeringwithempathy #engineeringlocalimpact
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