Geo-Institute Boston Chapter

Boston Chapter

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MISSION

The mission of the Geo-Institute Boston Chapter is to foster continuing education and to provide a venue for the sharing of knowledge between engineers, geologists, and contractors in the geotechnical community. 

ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS

  • Sponsor lectures and courses that aim to promote technical and professional activities and the dissemination of geotechnical information.
  • Manage the biennial Arthur Casagrande lecture and fund. The fund is to be used to support a lecture given every other year by an eminent engineer with longstanding achievements in practice, teaching, and/or research in geotechnical engineering.
  • Sponsor a biennial geotechnical lecture series. 
  • Help to manage the Charles C. Ladd Memorial lecture and fund. 

GET INVOLVED

We are always looking for additional members – geotechnical practitioners in the public or private sector or educators who are interested in getting involved in the committee’s activities and promoting our mission. For more information, please contact the committee chair:

G-I Boston Chapter Chair:

Scott J. Kibby, PE
Mott MacDonald, LLC
101 Station Drive #130
Westwood, MA 02090
Tel: 781/636-4115
Email: Geo.Institute@BSCES.org

The committee meets approximately once a month.  Please contact the chair for further information.

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