Young Member Groups

Map of Active SEA Young Member Groups

Active NCSEA Member Organization Young Member Groups
Member Organization	YMG Representative
Alabama SEAoAL	Jamieson Matthews
Arizona SEAoA	Isha Mehta Mora
Central	Brandon Horton
California SEAOC
Northern California	Megan August
Southern California	Jessica Chen
San Diego	Suong Chong
Central California	Matt Quan
Colorado SEAC	Katie Courtright
Connecticut CT-SEC	John Hurlburt
Florida FSEA
Bay Area	David Fusco
North Florida	Patrick Mull
Palm Beaches	Youry Demosthenes
Georgia SEAOG	Francesca Ferrero
Hawaii SEAOH	Kevin Galvez
Idaho SEAI	Brandon Elizondo
Illinois SEAOI	David Nauheimer
Massachusetts SEAMASS	Orion Paul
Metro Washington DC SEA-MW	Sharon Jankiewicz
Minnesota MNSEA	Phil Koktan
Michigan SEAMI	Eric Simmons
Montana SEAMT	Brady Lassila
Nebraska SEAoN	Linsey Brown
New Hampshire SENH	Sean Brown
New York SEAoNY	Anthony Piderit
North Carolina SEA of NC	Edward Chang
Ohio SEAoO	Phil Niekamp
Oklahoma OSEA
Central	Isabella Horton
Eastern	Sai Krishna
Oregon SEAO	Deanna Kuhlman
Pennsylvania SEAoP	Melanie Rodbart
Western Pennsylvania SEAoWP	Edward Major II
Eastern Pennsylvania DVASE	Leah DeBenedictis
Tennessee TNSEA	Dillon Bane
	Cory Scott
Texas SEAoT	Joseph Gerke
Utah SEAU	Victor Torres
Virginia SEAVA
Richmond Region	John Ward
Hampton Roads Region	Shane Fowler
Washington SEAW	Marcus Freeman
Wisconsin SEA-WI	Steve Panaro
Wyoming SEAWY	Jera Schlotthauer

An NCSEA Young Member Group (YMG) provides a community for young or new structural engineers to interact with their peers while also eliminating the gap between schooling and licensed practice.

Discussions initiated without the pressure of the workplace allow the meetings to generate intense thought and contagious conversations in a comfortable atmosphere. The primary goal of a YMG is to produce more confident, competent and capable young engineers in the workforce.

The benefits of a YMG for young structural engineers and the structural industry as a whole are numerous. They include, but are not limited to, the following:

A venue for young or new structural engineers to meet, advise, network, and grow together.
A productive transition from the university setting to licensed engineer is made possible.
Technical confidence and experience are infused among members.
Refreshing and interesting discussions and presentations for members in all stages of their careers. either as attendees or volunteer presenters
An avenue to get involved with your state Structural Engineering Association as well as the national NCSEA organization.

Click here for a link to the NCSEA Young Member LinkedIn group.