Modern Steel Construction Podcast Series: Field Notes
The Long Run
Wise Welder
Building Balance
All-around Architectural Enthusiast
By the Book
Oil (and Steel) on Canvas
Three Degrees of Engineering
Alternate Realities
Engaging Effort
por The American Institute of Steel Construction
University of Illinois engineering professor Larry Fahnestock takes a proactive approach to teaching, advising, and covering great distances.
To Mary Jo Emrick, welding is an art, a science, an opportunity, and a lifelong skill that she is teaching to the next generation.
Dave Eckmann's approach to his work as a structural engineer is influenced by his architectural aptitude and education, not to mention his lifelong desire to build things.
AISC steel specialist, Alex Morales leverages his diverse background to help design teams make the most of their structural steel projects.
As one of AISC's longest-tenured employees, Cindi Duncan has wrangled countless committee members to keep publications on track and on schedule.
Gwyneth Leech brings out the bold beauty of steel construction in her portraits of under-construction Manhattan high-rises.
Larry Muir took an unorthodox path to get his various engineering degrees. But it has led him to connection design and consulting success.
Engineering professor Hannah Blum is working to make the most of her and her students' experiences in the real and virtual worlds.
University of Missouri Steel Bridge Team captain Corey Valleroy has elevated his team in both size and diversity and helped his fellow teammates make the most of their experience in the 2021 AISC Student Steel Bridge Competition.
Nick Colina has turned his once-struggling family business into a success story and is also working to turn the California construction industry into a more inclusive landscape.