Workshops

The purpose of this workshop is to facilitate a discussion among the military engineer schools on the education and training of young engineer officers and NCOs. In Part I, Military engineer schools will present how each school prepares their students to be an effective leader and military engineer. Click here for more details.

The purpose of this workshop is to facilitate a discussion among the military engineer schools on the education and training of young engineer officers and NCOs. Part II is a roundtable discussion of military engineer education and training by a panel of engineer proponents from the four military services. Click here for more details.

Learn about the three areas of responsibility expected by learned professionals and others associated with the military engineering enterprise and understand the role that Codes of Ethical Conduct play in the workplace and the practice of engineering.

This professional development course supplements the recurring professional engineer licensure requirement by some states to earn continuing education credits in engineering ethics. 

An exciting, dynamic Leadership and Mentorship workshop. Attendees will be motivated to take their personal leadership and mentorship to a new level. They will gain an understanding and hear practical examples on the "essence of leadership and mentorship" by five outstanding leaders. The workshop will be lead by LTG Robert "Van" Van Antwerp, USA (Ret), former Commander, USACE.

The Army is leading a Joint effort to transition the Army Facilities Component System (AFCS) and its automated application, the Theater Construction Management System (TCMS), to a Joint Construction Management System (JCMS).  The JCMS will contain a common data base of Joint standard designs for contingency facilities and bases that are compliant with Unified Facilities Criteria for Non-Permanent Facilities; have master planning tools that have the capability to integrate geographic information system (GIS) data to support base planning and design; be interoperable with commercial software used for construction management and facility design; and be interoperable with Service logistical systems to streamline bill of material acquisition.  These enhanced capabilities will provide Joint Engineers the necessary tools to plan for and execute effective and efficient contingency construction in support of Combatant Command missions.  This workshop will provide an overview of the current capabilities of TCMS and the ongoing efforts to enhance those capabilities with the release of the Joint Construction Management System in May of 2013.