Abstract: ASCE members are expelled from the Society for participating in bid-rigging schemes.

Abstract: Engineers must avoid all types of corruption.

Abstract: A supervisor, who is a member of ASCE, remarks on a former employee’s performance to a potential employer. Did the member violate ASCE’s Code of Ethics?

Abstract: Kickbacks get members kicked out.

Abstract: A hypothetical scenario based on an actual event questions whether two engineers, who were negligent in a building’s design, violated canons 1 and 2 of ASCE’s Code of Ethics.

Abstract: A member lists his P.E. credential on university materials, but he is not licensed to practice in that university’s state. Did he violate the Society’s code of ethics?

Abstract: Engineers must have “zero tolerance” for corruption—for themselves and for others.

Abstract: Fundamental Canon 3 of ASCE’s Code of Ethics states, "Engineers shall issue public statements only in an objective and truthful manner." This month’s column looks at a scenario in which a senior engineer at a forensics ...

Abstract: A member submits a paper to an ASCE journal. A complainant claims that the author fraudulently manipulated his analysis in order to reach his desired conclusion. Was the Society’s Code of Ethics violated in this instance?

Abstract: A member makes gifts and other payments to a public official, violating the ASCE Code of Ethics in the process.