Profile: The Structural Engineers Association of Texas

The Structural Engineers Association of Texas (SEAoT), the largest and most active Association of registered structural engineers and allied professionals in Texas, is a non-profit organization founded in 1983 for the benefit of the structural engineering community, including structural engineers, university faculty members, students, and associates involved in the design, fabrication and construction of structures.

Six Texas ChaptersThe Association has six chapters - Austin, Corpus Christi, El Paso, Houston/Gulf Coast, North Central Texas and San Antonio. Chapters hold regular meetings at which topics of professional interest are presented and discussed. In addition, the Association holds an annual two-day Conference in October. SEAoT members and other structural engineers are welcome at these meetings.

MembershipMembership offers numerous benefits to professional structural engineers, as well as the associated engineering professions, engineering companies, contractors, university professors, and engineering students. Professional presentations, technical publications, forums, conferences, advisory meetings with the State Board of Registered Professional Engineers, and personal interaction keeps SEAoT members abreast of professional developments, new technology, legislative issues, changes in code standards and much more.
Meeting Licencing Renewal RequirementsSEAoT can really help you meet the Texas Board of Professional Engineers' license renewal requirements under which PEs are required to accumulate 15 hours of professional development hours (PDHs). As a SEAoT member you will have ample opportunity to meet these requirements. If you are not yet a member of SEAoT, please consider joining.