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Get Involved!

SEAoP’s success is built on the dedication, expertise, and volunteer spirit of its members. Our committees are the driving force behind SEAoP, leading initiatives that advance the structural engineering profession, provide educational opportunities, influence industry standards, and strengthen our engineering community.

Whether your interests lie in education, codes and standards, government affairs, membership, young professionals, or special events, there is a committee where you can make a meaningful impact. Committee members collaborate with peers, develop leadership skills, and help shape the future of structural engineering in Pennsylvania.

Committee meetings are held regularly, and all members are encouraged to get involved. By volunteering your time and expertise, you’ll expand your professional network, contribute to the profession, and help ensure the continued success of SEAoP.

Explore our committees below to learn more and find the opportunity that’s right for you.

SEAoP’s Young Members Group helps new structural engineers grow and thrive in the industry. 

The Sustainable Design Committee (SDC) advances sustainable practice in structural engineering through education, technical resources, and advocacy. 

The SEAoP SEER Committee is developing a statewide program to mobilize structural engineers in support of Pennsylvania’s emergency response and recovery efforts.

Women in Structural Engineering (WiSE) Philadelphia provides a community for female structural engineers to unite and be supported, fostering their success by promoting events, endorsing outreach, and building relationships. 

The Code and Government Advisory Committee serves as a resource for engineers and local government agencies regarding building codes and regulatory requirements affecting the structural engineering profession. 

Golf Outing Committee

The Golf Outing Committee plans the annual fall golf outing, a chance for members, sponsors, and guests to reconnect at the start of a new SEAoP year.