“The challenge is to make concern for peace strong enough to shape engineering practice rather than depending on good intentions.” Could engineering, a profession so often intertwined with conflict, be just as vital in preventing it? On #PeaceDay, experts explore how engineers can foster peace through infrastructure, systems thinking, and ethical leadership, benefiting communities worldwide: go.asce.org/3UU3Zn4.

Now that you’ve earned your P.E., what’s next? ASCE’s new Civil Engineer, Certified (CE-C) credential allows civil engineers to demonstrate their understanding of professional skills that are not tested in the P.E. exam and take the next step in their careers. Learn more + apply by September 30 to receive 50% off your application fee with discount code CECYM50: go.asce.org/4rkVeyg.

From sea to shining sea, civil engineering has made the American way of life possible. The innovative infrastructure that dots the nation’s landscape—the skyscrapers, highways, ports, and rail lines—built the foundation for the last 250 years of progress and created an enduring legacy of ingenuity. Learn more + watch ASCE’s feature in the #America250 series from @USATODAY, which highlights the people and industries that shape our country: go.asce.org/4vckrLV.

Our history is your history. Join us Nov. 5 at 2 p.m. E.T. to commemorate the Society’s 173rd anniversary with a special #ASCEDay livestream: Historical Foundations of Civil Engineering, Great Builders. Register today: go.asce.org/4nqYJQr.