The ASCE Student Chapter at the University of Utah is excited to welcome everyone back for the Fall 2025 semester! The chapter kicked things off with their annual Welcome Back BBQ Social outside the Layton Engineering building, where students, faculty, and friends gathered for food, fun, and a chance to reconnect after summer break. Thanks to everyone who came out — it was a fantastic start to the semester!
The chapter has a full lineup of events this fall designed to help students connect, learn, and grow both socially and professionally.
Upcoming Highlights
UDOT Guest Speaker — Tuesday, Sept. 16, 4–5 PM, MCE 101
ASCE Career Expo — Monday, Sept. 22, 9 AM–1 PM, Union Ballroom
Goodfellow Bros. Presentation — Tuesday, Sept. 23, 4–5 PM, MCE 101
Field Trips — Wasatch Geotech (Sept. 9), SLC Airport (Oct. 21), Utah State Capitol (Nov. 4)
Halloween Study Session — Tuesday, Oct. 28, 4–5 PM, MCE 101
End of Semester Social — Tuesday, Dec. 2, 4–5 PM, MCE 1001
And that’s just a sample! From service opportunities like volunteering at the Taylorsville Food Pantry to networking with top engineering firms, there’s something for everyone in ASCE this semester.
Stay Connected
Follow us on Instagram at @uofu.asce and join our Discord (QR code in the flyer) for the latest updates, reminders, and community connections.
We can’t wait to see you at our events this semester — let’s make Fall 2025 one to remember!
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