Prior Sessions
2016 SE University Schedule
2015 SE University Schedule 2014 SE University Schedule 2013 SE University Schedule
2012 SE University Schedule 2011 SE University Schedule 2010 SE University Schedule
In addition to the yearly schedules above, you can also access the past session information by CATEGORY or DATE. If you are an SE University Client and would like to watch previous sessions, please log in to your SEU Resource Center account, and select the SEU Session Library.
Upcoming SE University Sessions
SE University Core sessions are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month. Supplemental sessions are provided as noted. All times shown are Eastern time.
Aug
9
Wed
Speaker: Ash Norton, Ash Norton Engineering Leadership
Session Description
Digital presence isn’t something that gets discussed or often taught to structural engineers, but it should be. It helps you communicate who you are, and the value you bring to your employer, co-workers, and clients.
This SE University session will focus on how email can affect your digital presence as an engineer. A preferred form of business communication because of its accessibility, email usage has best practices that are important to be aware of so that tone and intent can be clearly understood. During this session, Ash Norton will discuss some of the common challenges of email communication, and present examples to show how email can be used to establish a strong digital presence.
Learning Objectives
After participating in this session, the learner will be able to:
- Identify the steps of establishing a strong digital presence.
- Identify common challenges with communicating using emails.
- Given a digital presence goal and two email options, correctly identify which email most closely aligns with the desired digital presence.
Handouts and registration emails for this session will be sent to SE University companies on Friday, August 4th.
Sep
13
Wed
Speaker: Kevin Davenport, PE
Simpson Strong-Tie
Post-installed anchoring adhesives are used by engineers for many different applications. Whether used for anchoring threaded rod or rebar,or anchoring into concrete or masonry, they are used to transfer force from an insert to the base material. Prior to IBC 2012 (by reference to ACI 318-11), the code didn’t provide any information specific to adhesive anchors. Since then, the codes now contain several requirements as to how adhesive anchors into concrete are to be designed, specified, installed and inspected. This presentation will highlight some of the newest code provisions related to adhesive anchors installed into concrete and present those requirements from an engineer’s and contractor’s perspective.
Handouts and registration emails for this session will be sent to SE University companies on Friday, September 8th.
