Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Civil Engineering Leadership and Development in Kansas City
Since 1921, we have been dedicated to advancing the civil engineering profession in the Kansas City region. Our organization serves as a vital hub for over 900 professionals seeking networking opportunities, leadership development, and community engagement. Through partnerships with local universities and active student chapters, we cultivate the next generation of engineering talent while maintaining rigorous professional standards. Our members play pivotal roles in shaping the region's infrastructure, from major transportation projects to sustainable development initiatives.We provide exclusive access to professional development resources, including continuing education credits and mentorship programs, while advocating for engineering excellence through initiatives like the Kansas and Missouri Infrastructure Report Card. Our Younger Member Group has earned national recognition for its innovative programming and industry leadership.
Services
Networking Events
Professional Development
Community Outreach
Infrastructure Report Cards
Student Chapter Partnerships
Details
- Year established: 1921
Highlights and features
- Established in 1921 with continuous service to regional engineers
- Active Younger Member Group recognized nationally for excellence
- Partnerships with three university student chapters for talent development
- Exclusive access to 10 free PDH courses and professional resources
- Leadership role in regional infrastructure policy through report cards
Services
Networking Events
Connect with over 900 civil engineering professionals through structured networking opportunities. Our events facilitate industry connections while offering continuing education credits. Participants gain access to regional project insights and collaborative partnerships.
Professional Development
Access exclusive resources including 10 free PDH courses, online mentorship programs, and specialized training sessions. Our offerings help engineers maintain licensure while advancing technical and leadership skills through industry-specific content.
Infrastructure Report Cards
Produce comprehensive assessments of regional infrastructure systems through collaborative evaluations. These reports inform policy decisions and public awareness while establishing engineering expertise in transportation, water systems, and urban development.
Student Chapter Support
Develop future engineering leaders through university partnerships with Missouri State University, University of Missouri-Kansas City, and William Jewell College. Provide mentorship programs, career guidance, and hands-on learning experiences to prepare students for professional practice.
Community Outreach
Organize service projects that connect engineers with local communities. Activities include infrastructure education programs, volunteer engineering assessments, and collaborative initiatives that demonstrate civil engineering's impact on daily life.
People
Katie Handley Stucky
President
Civil engineering leader with extensive regional project experience. Drives strategic initiatives for professional development and community engagement while representing ASCE at national conferences and industry events.
Ethan Price
Secretary
Active in professional networking and event coordination. Focuses on expanding membership engagement through innovative programming and maintaining organizational records with meticulous attention to detail.
Danny Hotson
Director
Sixth-generation Kansas Citian bringing deep local knowledge to infrastructure planning discussions. Contributes historical perspective on regional development while supporting emerging engineering professionals through mentorship programs.
Anthony Sherman
Director
Amateur woodworker and brewer who applies precision craftsmanship principles to engineering challenges. Focuses on materials science applications and sustainable construction practices within the regional engineering community.
Holly Lehmkuhl
President-Elect
South Dakota State University alumna leading transition planning for organizational leadership. Specializes in strategic continuity planning while maintaining strong connections with national ASCE initiatives and resources.
Questions
What professional development opportunities do you offer?
We provide 10 free PDH courses, online mentorship programs, and access to the ASCE Plot Points podcast for continuing education.
How can I get involved with local engineering initiatives?
Join our networking events, participate in infrastructure report card efforts, or engage with our Younger Member Group activities.
Do you support student engineers in the region?
Yes, we partner with three university student chapters to develop future engineering professionals through mentorship and program support.
What types of events do you host?
We organize professional development sessions, networking mixers, happy hours, and community service events throughout the year.
How does ASCE Kansas City contribute to infrastructure planning?
We produce authoritative infrastructure report cards and collaborate with policymakers to address regional infrastructure needs.
