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WHO WE ARE

Founded in 1897, the RES is a multi-disciplinary society uniting diverse disciplines to enhance professional development, foster excitement in math and science for the next generation of leaders, and improve communities where members live. The Society supports individual engineers, local affiliates of national engineering societies, schools of engineering, and professional firms. The RES provides many opportunities to learn, to build relationships and to contribute to the community.

The RES encourages and recognizes innovation, cooperation, professional growth and fellowship, in all levels of development, from student to seasoned engineers, scientists and allied professionals.

The RES is recognized as the principal leader committed to increasing the visibility of the greater Rochester area engineering and technical community, serving as a unifying organization for local engineering businesses and associations. 

Our Monthly publication of the Rochester Engineer disseminates what the RES and our affiliates have planned for their members. Please be sure to check it out and attend a meeting or program for networking!

Help support the RES and its mission!

56%
Goal:
$10,000.00
Collected:
$5,550.00

WHAT WE DO

Professional Awards The 2022 awards were announced in the April 2023 Rochester Engineer!  Learn about the recipients of the 2022 Engineer of the Year, the 2022 Young Engineer of the Year, 5 Engineers of Distinction, and 5 Finalists for Young Engineer of the Year here!

Scholarships  Learn about the scholarship recipients for 2022-2023 school year here!

Engineering Symposium 

Calendar for all Affiliate and Rochester Engineering Events

    Continuing Education

    • Monthly online courses These are typically offered the 3rd Thursday of the month and consist of tree educational 1-hour webinars with two eligible for PDH's.  Check out the calendar for the latest offerings.  

    Community Outreach & Volunteering

    Click here to become a member today and support your local engineering community!             2022 Engineer of the Year - Mark Bocko PhD

    Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Rochester

    Thank you to all of the sponsors of the RES Annual Meeting & Award Presentations!

    It was a great event!


    Award & Hors d'oeuvres Sponsor        Gold Sponsors         

                                                            

    Silver Sponsors Bronze Sponsors

    RES Board of Directors RE:Build Optimation Technology

    CDE Engineering & Environment, PLLC

    ASCE Rochester Section


    PHOTOS FROM ANNUAL MEETING AND AWARDS PRESENTATION


    • RES Live Event TOUR - The Broad Street Tunnel Tour and Aqueduct Reimagined Presentation - 1 PDH for Tour; 1 PDH for Presentation

      • 14-Jun-2023
      • 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
      • Rochester Public Library, Gleason Auditorium
      • 0
      Registration is closed


      Join us for a very exciting Continuing Education

      RES Live Event

      The Broad Street Tunnel Tour

                                                        and

                         Aqueduct Reimagined Presentation

      Date: Wednesday, June 14

      Time:  Tour at 2:00 p.m., Presentation from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. 

      Place:  Presentation at the Rochester Public Library Gleason Auditorium

      There will be a Social Hour (cash bar) to follow at Dinosaur BBQ for those interested.

      PDHs:  2 PDH’s Pending (1 PDH for the Tour and 1 PDH for the Presentation)

      Cost: Cost is $10 per PDH 

      Registration:  This is the registration for the tour only. Because of the limited availability of attendees, you need to register and pay for the presentation on another registration form.

      The tour will be limited to 40 attendees, the presentation is not limited.

      Many Rochesterians are not aware of the fact that a 1.2 km long tunnel exists in downtown Rochester (the longer of two tunnels downtown).  The former bed of the Erie Canal and the aqueduct that carried the canal later became the Rochester Industrial and Rapid Transit Railway or commonly known as the Rochester subway.  After the subway closed, the tunnel was used to store newsprint for the Gannet Rochester papers and a haven for graffiti artists.  Join us for a fascinating underground tour of the tunnel and then learn about upcoming plans to reimage the Erie Canal Aqueduct.

      The tour will be led by Charles Lowe, P.E, NYSDOT, Thomas Hack, P.E. City of Rochester, Retired.  The presentation will be coordinated by Kamal Crues, P.E. current City of Rochester Assistant City Engineer. The event is being coordinated by Howard Ressel, P.E. NYSDOT retired, Popli Design Group.

      Note: Details subject to change.


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    • RES Live Event - Aqueduct Reimagined Presentation

      • 14-Jun-2023
      • 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
      • Rochester Public Library, Gleason Auditorium
      Register


      Join us for a very exciting Continuing Education

      RES Live Event

      The Broad Street Tunnel Tour (sold out)

                                                        and

                         Aqueduct Reimagined Presentation

      Date: Wednesday, June 14

      Time:  Tour (SOLD OUT) at 2:00 p.m., Presentation from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. 

      Place:  Presentation at the Rochester Public Library Gleason Auditorium

      There will be a Social Hour (cash bar) to follow at Dinosaur BBQ for those interested.

      PDHs:  2 PDH’s Pending (1 PDH for the Tour (sold out) and 1 PDH for the Presentation)

      Cost: Cost is $10 per PDH

      Registration:  This is the registration for the Aqueduct Reimagined Presentation only. 

      The tour (sold out) will be limited to 40 attendees, the presentation is not limited.

      Many Rochesterians are not aware of the fact that a 1.2 km long tunnel exists in downtown Rochester (the longer of two tunnels downtown).  The former bed of the Erie Canal and the aqueduct that carried the canal later became the Rochester Industrial and Rapid Transit Railway or commonly known as the Rochester subway.  After the subway closed, the tunnel was used to store newsprint for the Gannet Rochester papers and a haven for graffiti artists.  Join us for a fascinating underground tour of the tunnel and then learn about upcoming plans to reimage the Erie Canal Aqueduct.

      The tour will be led by Charles Lowe, P.E, NYSDOT, Thomas Hack, P.E. City of Rochester, Retired.  The presentation will be coordinated by Kamal Crues, P.E. current City of Rochester Assistant City Engineer. The event is being coordinated by Howard Ressel, P.E. NYSDOT retired, Popli Design Group.

      Note: Details subject to change.


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    • RES Monthly Social Gathering (Note Summer Location)

      • 06-Jul-2023
      • 5:00 PM
      • Three Heads Brewing, 16 Atlantic Avenue, Rochester, NY 14607 (NOTE SUMMER LOCATION!)

      Thursday, July 6

      Rochester Engineering Society (RES)    

      Monthly Social Gathering

      Place: Three Heads Brewing, 16 Atlantic Avenue, Rochester, NY 14607 (NOTE SUMMER LOCATION!)

      Time: 5:00 pm

      Registration: Please register so we know how many people are attending! www.roceng.org and go to the calendar.


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    • RES Monthly Social Gathering (Note Summer Location)

      • 03-Aug-2023
      • 5:00 PM
      • Three Heads Brewing, 16 Atlantic Avenue, Rochester, NY 14607 (NOTE SUMMER LOCATION!)

      Thursday, August 3, 2023

      Rochester Engineering Society (RES)    

      Monthly Social Gathering

      Place: Three Heads Brewing, 16 Atlantic Avenue, Rochester, NY 14607 (NOTE SUMMER LOCATION!)

      Time: 5:00 pm

      Registration: Please register so we know how many people are attending! www.roceng.org and go to the calendar.


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