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Dear ASCE Maryland Section Members.
I am truly honored to begin my term as President of the ASCE Maryland Section. When I was younger, I was inspired to become an engineer because I saw the critical role we play in shaping the infrastructure and communities we are all a part of. The vision of ASCE - “Engineered and natural systems working in harmony for the benefit of humanity” - closely aligns with the passion that has guided me throughout my career.
Our section serves as a bridge between local professionals, students, and industry leaders - a community where we can share ideas, develop relationships, and expand our knowledge to help realize that vision. With over 2,000 members, the ASCE Maryland Section represents a diverse and vibrant network of engineers dedicated to excellence, innovation, and public service.
I invite you to join us at one of our many gatherings - whether it’s our monthly full-section meeting at the historic Engineer’s Club in Baltimore’s Mount Vernon neighborhood, or one of the technical sessions hosted by our institutes or Younger Member Group. For those outside the Baltimore area, our Eastern Shore and Catoctin Branches hold regular technical meetings and site tours that highlight the wide range of engineering work happening across Maryland. You can find a full list of these events on our website.
As I begin my role as president, I want to hear from you. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to me at president@ascemd.org with any ideas, questions, or feedback on how we can better serve our members. My goal is to ensure this section continues to grow as a space for learning, collaboration, and leadership development.
If you’re interested in getting more involved, we’re always looking for volunteers and fresh voices. Whether you’d like to help organize events, mentor students, or contribute to a committee, I’d be happy to connect you with opportunities that align with your goals.
Thank you for being part of ASCE Maryland - Together, we can pave the way toward a stronger, more resilient future for our profession, our communities, and the generations of engineers who will follow in our footsteps.
Sincerely,
Sarah N. Taylor, P.E.
ASCE Maryland President
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