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by developing leadership, advancing technology, advocating lifelong learning, and
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About ASCE Acadiana Branch

The Acadiana Branch was established in 1982 in order to serve ASCE Louisiana Section
members in central and southwest Louisiana, also known as the "
The Crossroads" and "
Cajun Country," respectively. These and the surrounding areas
have been collectively recognized by the state legislature as the
Acadiana region. Together with other members
of the Louisiana Section, we advocate ASCE's mission by serving as a liaison between
civil engineering university students and the professional community, through community
involvement, and through sponsorship of continuing education seminars.

Acadiana Branch activities typically begin in September with the installation of
the new
Board of Directors.
The Branch hosts monthly luncheons for the general membership which traditionally
feature a guest speaker. Although the featured topic or presentation is usually
technical in nature, the Board often invites speakers who are of general interest
to our members (i.e., State & Local Officials, School Board Representatives,
University Officials, etc...). The Acadiana Branch also sponsors or cosponsors
an annual Christmas Social, Continuing Education Seminar or Conference, and a May
Crawfish Boil. Elections are held for the next Board of Directors at the May
Branch meeting/crawfish boil, which effectively concludes Branch activities until
the installation of officers in September.
Acadiana Branch
ByLaws (Adobe Acrobat Document, .pdf) Our Board members
will be happy to answer any questions you may have about ASCE or our local Branch.
If you are interested in becoming an ASCE member, please visit
ASCE National's membership page.
Past Presidents of the Acadiana Branch
|
Walter C. Vodrazaka, P.E. |
1983 |
Paul A. Richards, P.E.
|
1996 |
|
Allen L. Martin, P.E.
|
1984 |
Raymond J. Reaux, P.E. |
1997 |
|
Wendell W. Holman, P.E.
|
1985 |
Philip E. Herrera, P.E.
|
1998 |
|
Barry J. Bleichner, P.E.
|
1986
|
Pamela G. Miller, E.I
(1.) |
1999 |
|
Paul L. Miers, P.E.
|
1987 |
David S. Huval, Jr., P.E.
|
2000 |
|
Kam K. Movassaghi, P.E.
|
1988 |
Jan C. Robichaux, E.I. (2.) |
2001 |
|
Eugene C. Williams, P.E.
|
1989 |
Glenn McCall, P.E. |
2002 |
|
Mark B. Dubroc, P.E.
|
1990 |
Larry A. Cramer, P.E |
2003 |
|
Patrick J. Landry, P.E.
|
1991 |
John E. Bosch, Jr., P.E. |
2004 |
|
Joe Maniscalco, P.E.
|
1992 |
Kimberly Landry, E.I. |
2005 |
|
Todd A. Vincent, P.E. |
1993 |
Dax A. Douet, P.E. |
2006 |
|
Thomas A. Carroll, III, P.E. |
1994 |
Mohammad Jamal Khattak, P.E. |
2007 |
|
George S. Glaubrecht, P.E.
|
1995 |
Joseph Kolwe, Jr., P.E. |
2008 |
|
Clint McDowell, P.E. - 2009 |
(1) Subsequent to her tenure as President, Pamela G.
Miller attained P.E. status.
(2.) Subsequent to her tenure as President, Jan C. Robichaux married and changed
her name to Jan R. Wandstrat.