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American Society of Civil Engineers – UT Tyler Student Chapter

The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) is the nation’s oldest national engineering society, founded in 1852 to advance the science and profession of civil engineering. Representing tens of thousands of civil engineers, researchers, and students globally, ASCE is dedicated to enhancing the built environment, advocating for sustainable infrastructure, and establishing technical codes and standards.
The ASCE Student Chapter at UT Tyler serves as a vital bridge between academic coursework and professional practice for aspiring engineers. The chapter fosters career development, leadership, and technical growth through industry networking, guest lectures, and community outreach. Members regularly collaborate on hands-on engineering challenges, notably representing the university in regional symposia and society-wide design competitions such as the ASCE Concrete Canoe Competition, which equips students with practical teamwork and problem-solving skills.

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  • President: Corbyn Keen
  • Vice President: Sawyer Griffith
  • Faculty Advisor: Hua Yu

 

Construction Management Student Association (CMSA)

Construction management is the discipline that brings projects from plans to reality by coordinating cost, schedule, quality, and safety across every phase of building—from estimating and preconstruction through closeout. Construction managers work across commercial, industrial, residential, and infrastructure sectors, serving a rapidly growing industry with high demand for skilled project leaders.

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The UT Tyler Construction Management Student Association (CMSA) was established to build communication and collaboration among construction management students and anyone interested in the built environment. Through industry networking, site visits, guest speakers, and competitions, the UT Tyler CMSA student chapter connects students with the professionals and companies shaping the field. As a professional organization, we value teamwork, professionalism, safety, and integrity as we prepare members to become productive leaders in the construction industry.

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Sigma Lambda Chi (ΣΛΧ) — Gamma III Chapter

International Construction Honor Society | The University of Texas at Tyler

Founded in 1949 at Michigan State University, Sigma Lambda Chi (ΣΛΧ) is the premier international honor society dedicated exclusively to construction-related disciplines. As the most important international honor society specializing in construction education, Sigma Lambda Chi is committed to recognizing academic excellence, promoting scholastic achievement, and fostering leadership and professionalism among students. The society encourages its members to uphold high standards of integrity and service while actively strengthening relationships between universities, industry professionals, and local communities to advance the construction industry.

The Gamma III Chapter at UT Tyler serves as a distinguished organization recognizing students who demonstrate exceptional academic performance, leadership, and dedication to the construction profession. Building on a proud tradition of excellence—highlighted by earning the prestigious International Gold Award for outstanding leadership and community service—the chapter promotes professional development, industry engagement, and hands-on community service. Its vision is to foster a community of motivated student leaders who lead by example, give back to their university and surrounding communities, and graduate prepared to make a lasting impact on the construction industry.

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