We are proud to announce our young engineer of the year for 2012 as Mr. Srinivas Chintalapati, Ph.D.,CFM. Mr. Srinivas has excelled in the field of Engineering and has been a great contributor to our community. We congratulate him for his excellent service and resolve.  

 

ASIE offers upto five scholarships every year for the benefit of deserving Indo-American students pursuing graduate and undergraduate studies in engineering/architecture in Houston Area public universities. The winning students are awarded the scholarship certificates and check for $500 during ASIE Fall/Diwali event. More information on eligibility and Application Forms can be found on the Scholarships Page.

 

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INDIAN ENGINEERS invites You to a Reception Honoring 
 
Harish Jajoo, P.E.
Council Member City of Sugar Land District Four

Gold Sponsorship - $600 [Seating for 8, Recognition at the Event, on the ASIE Newsletter and on ASIE Website]
Silver Sponsorship - $300 [Seating for 4, Recognition at the Event, on the ASIE Newsletter and on ASIE Website]

Individual Tickets: Non Members - $50(single)/$80 (couple)           

                                Members - $40(single)/$70 (couple)

For tickets purchase and sponsorship payment, please visit
http://www.tickets2events.com/ASIEEventJuly2011.asp
 

ASIE is delighted to recognize Mr. Harish Jajoo, P.E., as one of the most dedicated, committed and most deserving Engineer in the Houston and surrounding communities.

 

Harish is a registered civil engineer and urban infrastructure professional who has managed public works for the City of Houston for twenty-nine years. He currently serves as chair of the Infrastructure Planning Division of the Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce and was recognized with the Chairman's Award for outstanding community service at last year’s FBCC Gala.
 
He was appointed to the Sugar Land Zoning Board of Adjustment in 2005, and subsequently was appointed to the Planning & Zoning Commission where he currently serves. A fiscal conservative, he will bring vast experience in municipal management to the council. His experience equips him with a thorough understanding of what it takes to get things done for a municipality - be it infrastructure, intergovernmental agency coordination, city council considerations, stretching capital investment dollars or interacting with citizens to explain complex budgetary and technological issues.
 
He has served with the Sugar Land Exchange Club as a board member and secretary and co-chaired the spaghetti cook off fundraiser in 2010 and 2011. A graduate of FBCC’s Fort Bend Leadership, he has served as the Chairman of the Board of the Indo-American Forum of Fort Bend (IAF) and is an active member of the HESS club, the oldest engineering organization in the greater Houston area.
 
Harish and his wife, Shashi, have two children. Son Rishi currently attends Harvard University and son Sid is working for a local Sugar Land company. The Jajoo family has made Sugar Land their home for the past twenty-five years.
 
We hope you will join ASIE in recognizing one of the outstanding Indo American Engineer, Harish Jajoo.

The American Society of Indian Engineers (ASIE) is delighted to present a luncheon talk on May 12th, 2011 (Thursday), featuring Mr. Daniel Menendez, P.E., Deputy Director, Public Works Engineering, City of Houston. The luncheon will be held at the HESS Club, 5430 Westheimer Rd, from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM. Mr.Menendez will give a presentation on “Public Works and Engineering Capital Improvement Program”. We expect about 100-125 attendees for the event that will include dignitaries from City of Houston and other regional governmental agencies, as well as from the Engineering Consultants community.

 

 

Daniel grew up in the Houston Area and is a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point. Daniel has had extensive leadership and management experience in the military, public, and private sectors. He is active in community service and education in the area, and is honored to serve as a board member for some of these organizations. Daniel was appointed as Deputy Director, Engineering and Construction Division in October of 2008. As the Deputy Director, he is responsible for design and construction activities required to deliver the City of Houston’s Public Works Infrastructure projects that serve Houston’s Citizens as adopted in the five year capital improvement plan (CIP). The Engineering and Construction Division is divided into four branches: Administrative Services, Construction, Engineering and Geo-Environmental Services.