Annual Appreciation Banquet
Thursday, January 16th at 6:00 PM
Roadie Joe's - 213 W Main St, Salisbury, MD 21801
You are invited to the ASCE – Eastern Shore Branch Annual Banquet. Come enjoy an evening to network with your peers and celebrate the accomplishments of the past year. The banquet will be held in the private event room at Roadie Joe’s and will have a dinner buffet with cash bar.
More details to come!
January Site Tour
Junior Achievement of the Eastern Shore Site Tour
January 23rd, 3:00 P.M.
Join the ESB and local student STEM organization leadership to discuss ways to coordinate engagement events, professional networking opportunities, and build relationships between ASCE and local STEM programs.
Full details on our Events page
ESB Stem Scholarship
The Eastern Shore Branch would like to congratulate Delmar High School student Owen Taylor for being this years winner of the ESB STEM Scholarship. Owen's academics, extracurriculars and community engagement made him the perfect choice!
Owen will be taking the $1,000 scholarship with him this fall as he starts studying engineering at Virginia Tech.
2025 graduating seniors can look for next years scholarship application later this fall.
Our Goal
The Eastern Shore is a bit of a hike from the large metropolitan centers across the Bay Bridge; making it difficult for local engineers to attend Baltimore based events. Because of this, the Eastern Shore Branch was founded in Fall 2009 with the goal of bringing together those engineers throughout the Delmarva region for networking opportunities, education, professional advancement and community outreach; building a strong relationship between government, private and community sectors.
What We Provide
Professional Development
Learning never stops and with our various site tours, presentations, guest speakers and PDH events; you can stay on top of industry changes and keep adding to your engineering bag of tricks.
Networking
Lets face it...The Eastern Shore isn't a metropolitan juggernaut. We have wide open spaces and we move at different paces. Luckily, the ESB brings together people from the bay to the ocean and everywhere in between; building a dialogue with your fellow Engineers and industry partners.
Community Outreach
Part of our responsibility as Engineers is to provide for our community. That doesn't have to stop with the completion of your last big project. The ESB works to educate the community and, in particular, students in the area about engineering. By volunteering at science fairs, judging robotics competitions and talking to kids in the classroom, we help grow the next great engineer.