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| SEF Spring Lecture - "Design of Foundations for the World’s Tallest Buildings"
by Clyde N. Baker, Jr., P.E., S.E., Senior Principal Engineer - STS/AECOM
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Clyde N. Baker, Jr., P.E., S.E., Senior Principal Engineer - STS/AECOM has served as geotechnical engineer or consultant on eight of the twenty tallest buildings in the world including the three tallest in Chicago (Sears, Hancock, and Amoco) and the current four tallest buildings in the world; the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; 101 Financial Center in Taipei, Taiwan; and Burj Dubai in Dubai. He is currently working as a consultant on several super tall buildings that are under construction (circa 2008) including the Spire in Chicago, Doha Convention Center and Tower in Qatar and Incheon 151 in Incheon, Korea. Mr. Baker has earned an international reputation with his 54 years of engineering experience in design, analysis and construction of deep foundations for high-rise structures. During the lecture Mr. Baker will present an overview of his work..
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April 7, 2009
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University Club, 76 E. Monroe, Chicago.
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| Reception: |
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm (cash bar and complimentary hors d’oeuvres)
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6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
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Free (but donations are appreciated)
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Business casual (no blue jeans or collarless shirts) |
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Contact Donna Childs at 312.726.4165 ext 200 or office@seaoi.org |
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organization dedicated to one goal: the advancement of structural engineering. To attain this goal,
and thus prepare for tomorrow's horizons, the SEF has committed
itself to sponsoring and funding
scholarships, lectures, awards, publications and research - all aimed at improving structural
engineers and structural engineering. |
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Tuition
The Foundation strongly believes that
the future of structural engineering depends on
today's students. Without them and their vision,
there literally is no future for our profession. The
Structural Engineers Foundation is privileged to
provide merit tuition scholarships to encourage
undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in
structural engineering programs.
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Sponsored Lectures
The
Structural Engineers Foundation sponsors lectures designed to broaden the mind and heighten awareness of excellence
in structural engineering. Foundation -sponsored lectures by
prominent leaders in the field of structural
engineering keep everyone on the pinnacle of vital, cutting-edge topics and the information.
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Awards
SEF bestows awards and honors to
recognize outstanding achievements. The John Parmer Award is presented
annually by SEF and SEAOI. This award, in recognition
of lifelong contributions in the field of structural engineering, is presented to an individual whose
distinguished career is acknowledged by his or her peers to be an example of excellence.
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Publications
Another way to disseminate knowledge and thus promote excellence is through publications.
By publishing books, papers, and reports, SEF hopes to give engineering professionals a chance to share
their expertise with a vast audience.
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Research
SEF understands the importance of research, knowing that it advances our profession by
broadening its horizons and expanding our knowledge base. The
Foundation is embarking on a revolutionary
program that will identify specific practice-oriented research
needs, and then located or develop funding
sources to support the research.
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BOARD MEMBERS |
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William Bast |
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Vice President |
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Carol Drucker |
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Secretary |
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James Pawlikowski |
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Treasurer |
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Christopher Rockey |
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Director |
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Steven Elver |
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John Hillman |
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Gregory Lakota |
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Gene Mojekwu |
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Carl Peterson |
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Farhad Rezai |
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Brian Volpe |
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IRS; and any contribution you make is tax-deductible within the limits prescribed by the applicable provisions
of the tax law. Then you donate to the Foundation, we suggest the following options: |
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consider a stock donation to SEF |
| Endowments |
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you want to provide a fund for a scholarship in honor of someone. Then an endowment might be the best
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bequest to SEF through your will. This opportunity appeals to many people,
because it allows them to help
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| Thank You Sustaining Members |
Eskenazi Farrell & Fodor, P.C.
Klein & Hoffman, Inc.
Thornton Tomasetti
Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.
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| Thank You Executive Members |
Magnusson Klemencic Associates
Drucker Zajdel Structural Engineers, Inc.
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| Thank You Affiliate Members |
Alta Engineering
Associated Steel Erectors
Halvorson and Partners
Rubinos & Mesia Engineers, Inc
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| Thank You Contributing Members |
Clyde Baker
Quality Restorations
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| Thank You Individual Members |
Bill Bast
Cynthia Duncan/AISC
Fred Haas
R. I. Johnson & Associates, Ltd.
Gene Mojekwu/Matrix Engineering
Elizabeth O'Connor
Mike Tylk
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