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SUMMARY:Tour of Robbins Stormwater Park
DESCRIPTION:EWRI has arranged for a guided tour of the recently completed Robbins Stormwater Park located near 135th Street and Kedzie Avenue in Robbins\, IL. The project was constructed in two phases to provide flood relief for the Village of Robbins. The first phase\, the outlet to the Cal Sag Channel was completed in 2024. The second phase\, the detention facility was completed this year. This project is designed to remove 1300 parcels from the existing flood plain and provide recreational opportunities for residents.  A fact sheet about the project can be found here: \nhttps://mwrd.org/sites/default/files/documents/FactSheet_Robbins_220722_0.pdf \n  \n  \nThe tour will last about 30 minutes and Q&A period will follow the tour. \nWe will assemble in the south parking lot\, located off of Claire Boulevard\, south of 135th Street. This will involve walking up to a mile in distance so wear comfortable footwear.  The park is ADA compliant. \nContact Jerry McGovern at jeromemcgovern@att.net to reserve a spot or for more information.
URL:https://isasce.org/event/tour-of-robbins-stormwater-park/
CATEGORIES:EWRI
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SUMMARY:T&DI September Luncheon with Tom Carney (IDOT)
DESCRIPTION:Tom Carney was appointed assistant secretary in 2025. In this role\, he works closely with internal and external stakeholders to develop policy and implement strategic goals and initiatives for the department. Carney previously worked for 23 years at the Chicago Department of Transportation\, serving in several leadership positions\, including commissioner. In his time with the city\, he worked extensively on the development and deployment of large-scale projects and initiatives\, as well as efforts to improve and streamline the delivery of core city services. \n  \nRegister Here
URL:https://isasce.org/event/tdi-september-luncheon-with-tom-carney-idot/
LOCATION:Gibsons Bar & Steakhouse\, 1028 N Rush St\, Chicago\, IL\, 60611\, United States
CATEGORIES:T&DI
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SUMMARY:Bentley OpenFlows Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Mark your calendar for an upcoming Bentley OpenFlows Workshop. This session will provide an overview of best practices\, efficient workflows\, and practical applications for designing drainage within OpenRoads Designer. Whether you’re looking to build your skills or improve your current workflow\, this training will offer valuable insights for transportation and civil engineering professionals. \nDay 1: Foundational Design & Modeling Fundamentals \n\nMorning Session: Investigate stormwater design and analysis with Bentley’s OpenFlows Storm. To build a strong foundation\, we will dive into hands-on exercises that review key hydrologic and hydraulic concepts\, analyze system design requirements\, and show you how to model physical infrastructure digitally.\nAfternoon Session: In this interactive session\, we will walk through the foundational workflow of building a model from scratch: compiling your GIS or CAD source data\, creating the network layout\, and routing flows to ensure proper system conveyance.\n\nDay 2: Advanced Mechanics & Real-World Solutions \n\nMorning Session: Elevate your modeling capabilities by tackling complex drainage components. Learn the nuances of culvert hydraulics\, design effective detention and retention ponds\, and discover how integrated 1D/2D modeling can simulate complex overland flood paths and surface runoff behavior.\nAfternoon Session: Bring it all together in a final\, cumulative workshop. You will apply your newly acquired skills to a comprehensive project scenario\, utilizing Bentley’s end-to-end stormwater solutions to troubleshoot\, optimize\, and finalize a production-ready engineering model.\n\nDates: September 22nd – 23rd \nLocation: 33 N La Salle\, Chicago\, IL \nRegister Here!
URL:https://isasce.org/event/bentley-openroads-designer-drainage-and-utility-workflow-training/
LOCATION:33 N La Salle\, Chicago\, IL\, 33 N La Salle\, Chicago\, IL\, United States
CATEGORIES:EWRI
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SUMMARY:Structural Engineers Association of Illinois Presents a Documentary: Engineers at Ground Zero
DESCRIPTION:Engineers at Ground Zero: A Screening & Conversation \nWhen the Twin Towers fell\, the world watched first responders run toward danger. What most people never saw were the structural engineers working alongside them – assessing collapsed and compromised structures in real time\, keeping rescue crews safe\, and racing to stop the Hudson River from flooding the entire NYC subway system. \nEngineers at Ground Zero tells that story for the first time. Featuring firsthand accounts from the engineers and first responders who lived it\, along with never-before-seen archival photos and footage\, this documentary is a powerful look at how 9/11 reshaped building design and emergency response – and a story our profession owes to the next generation. \nJoin SEAOI for a special screening\, followed by a live Q&A with a Founding Member of the Structural Engineers Association of New York\, the very organization whose members are featured in this film. \nThe events of September 11\, 2001\, changed the world – and the AEC industry – forever. Structural engineers\, architects\, contractors\, trade partners\, material suppliers\, and friends are all welcome. \nEvent Details \n\nDate: September 24\, 2026\nSocial Hour: 5:00 PM | Screening: 6:00 PM\nLocation: AON Building – 200 East Randolph Street – Chicago\, IL\nRuntime: 1 Hour + Q&A\nRSVP by: September 22\, 2026\n\nUpon arrival: Check in at the security desk\, inform you are here for an event in the auditorium. \nRegistration \nAttendee – $25.00 \nSponsor – $250.00 (includes 4 tickets + your company logo in all future marketing) \nAll proceeds will be donated to Tunnel to Towers Foundation. \nMEET YOUR PRESENTER \n\n\n \n\nEdward M. DePaola\, PE\, SECB\, F.SEI\nPresident & CEO\n \nSeverud Associates Consulting Engineers\, PC \nEd DePaola\, PE is President and CEO of Severud Associates Consulting Engineers PC\, New York. He is licensed in 21 states\, and a member of numerous professional organizations including The American Concrete Institute (ACI)\, The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and The American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC). \nHe is a past President and Founding Member of the Structural Engineers Association of New York (SEAoNY)\, an ex-member of the Board of Governors of the Structural Engineering Institute (SEI)\, a director on the Board of Directors of the Structural Engineering Certification Board (SECB)\, the past chair of the Structural Engineering Institute Futures Fund (SEIFF)\, and a Life Member of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). \nIn 2023\, he was awarded the Homer Gage Balcom Award from the ASCE Met Section\, and the ASCE OPAL Award for Design. \nHe received a Bachelor of Science Degree and a Master of Science Degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Notre Dame\, and his Juris Doctorate from Seton Hall School of Law. In March of 2012\, he was made a Fellow of The Structural Engineering Institute of ASCE. \nOver the past 40 years at Severud\, he has designed numerous projects including high-rise buildings\, long-span facilities and special structures requiring innovative structural solutions. His structural designs include the Jeppesen Terminal Roof and Glass Enclosure Structures of the Denver International Airport and the American Airlines Terminal at JFK International Airport. He was the principal-in-charge of the “Bank of America Tower at One Bryant Park”\, formerly the second tallest building in NYC and the first high-rise office structure in the world to receive a LEED Platinum rating. \nHis current projects include the recently completed One Vanderbilt Avenue and the new headquarters building for JP Morgan Chase at 270 Park Avenue. \nEd will join us after the screening for a live Q&A – a rare chance to hear directly from someone with firsthand ties to the community this film honors.
URL:https://isasce.org/event/structural-engineers-association-of-illinois-presents-a-documentary-engineers-at-ground-zero/
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SUMMARY:Engineers Without Borders Fall Wine Tasting Fundraiser
DESCRIPTION:Engineers Without Borders Fall Wine Tasting Fundraiser\nChicagoland Professional Chapter Celebrating 21 Years of Impact \n  \nYou are invited to join Engineers Without Borders Chicagoland Professional Chapter for an evening of socializing and networking\, learning about EWB’s upcoming work\, and a silent auction to help us raise funds for communities in Kenya\, Uganda\, and Rwanda! We are working on improvements to maternity clinics and schools and finishing up old water supply projects. There are a lot of exciting things that EWB is doing\, and we want to connect with you at our event and tell you all about it. \nWhen: September 24\, 6pm-9pm \nWhere: Katherine Legge Memorial Lodge (inside the park\, 5901 S County Line Rd\, Hinsdale\, IL 60521) \nHow: More information and tickets:  https://support.ewb-usa.org/event/chicagoland-professional-chapter-ewb-chicago-wine-tasting-2026/e817873 \nDress: Business Casual \nQuestions: Email Alan (aphelps@ewb-usa-chicago.org) \nWe look forward to seeing you there!
URL:https://isasce.org/event/engineers-without-borders-fall-wine-tasting-fundraiser/
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