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SEAoT membership is offered to corporations and individuals
who are interested in the practice of structural engineering and
its peripheral issues. There are nine membership classes.
Corporate Member
An engineering or engineering and architectural firm offering structural
engineering services, which has at least one principal licensed
as a professional engineer in the State of Texas who is also a structural
engineer or associate member of SEAoT. The corporate member shall
demonstrate the desire to advance the Structural Engineering Profession
through the efforts SEAoT.
Anyone qualifying in one of the above categories is invited to apply
for membership. To request an application packet, please contact
the membership director of your local chapter.
All corporate members may use the SEAoT logo for
business purposes and will also receive a free listing, logo and
hyperlink in the Member links section of this web site.
Structural Engineer Member (Individual)
Licensed professional engineer in the state of Texas who are regularly
engaged in structural engineering work, who have passed examinations
acceptable to the Board of Directors of the local Chapter, and who
are qualified to practice, design, and direct engineering work.
Associate Member (Individual)
Licensed professional engineer in the state of Texas who are regularly
engaged in structural or allied engineering work, and who are qualified
to practice structural or allied engineering work.
Structural Engineering Educator Member
(Individual)
Individuals who are employed as full-time educator, in the area
of Architectural Engineering or Structural Engineering, by an accredited
college or university, who has expertise in an area or areas of
Architectural Engineering or Structural Engineering theories.
Graduate Engineer Member (Individual)
Individuals who have graduated from an accredited college or university,
or who have had other satisfactory structural engineering education
or experience, and who have passed the NCEES Fundamentals (i.e.,
the EIT) examination.
Affiliate Member (Individual)
Individuals who, by scientific achievements or practical experience,
have attained positions in their special pursuits that qualify them
to cooperate with structural engineers in the advancement of professional
knowledge and practice.
Student Member (Individual)
Any junior, senior, or graduate engineering student enrolled in
a structural engineering or other approved engineering curriculum.
Retired Member (Individual)
Members in good standing who have retired from the active profession.
Honorary Member (Individual)
An individual of acknowledged eminence in some branch of engineering
or a related science or an individual who has been a member in good
standing with SEAoT for at least twenty years and has contributed
outstanding service to the Corporation.
WHAT DOES SEAoT DO?
As a member of SEAoT some of the benefits you will enjoy include
guest speakers and chapter meetings throughout the state. Meetings
include presentations of technical papers and research by some of
the most knowledgeable and respected engineers in the structural
engineering field, many of whom are SEAoT members. Learning firsthand
from these experts is a valuable, time-saving opportunity.
Committees:
Our Professional Practice Committee has assisted governmental agencies
in the editing of local building codes and helped our state develop
professional practice guidelines. Through this and other established
committees, SEAoT offers an exciting and challenging opportunity
to have an impact on the community and on the engineering profession.
State Conference:
The annual state conference gives the opportunity for members across
the state to meet and share their ideas and viewpoints. Highlighted
by technical presentations from both members and guest speakers,
this conference is high on educational value and fun.
RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS
The Technical Activities Committee publishes SEAoT papers of benefit
to practicing structural engineers. The following SEAoT publications
have available to the SEAoT membership and the public:
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here for a more detailed description of these papers.
Additional publications currently in progress will
be posted on this website as they become available.
WHY SHOULD I JOIN?
In addition to the benefit gained from the technical presentations,
membership in SEAoT provides the benefit of interaction with a varied
group of people who share the unique interests of practicing structural
engineers. SEAoT is composed of people who are innovators, initiators,
and achievers. Some of the best structural engineers in the state
are members of SEAoT. They are people committed to professional
excellence and growth. We hope that you will consider joining us
and helping us to pursue a greater future.
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