SEAIdaho.org

The Structural Engineers Association of Idaho, SEAI, is a non-profit volunteer professional organization whose purpose is to provide a forum for structural engineers in Idaho to interact, improve their technical knowledge and professional skills. Members of SEAI receive monthly newsletters and are encouraged to attend monthly meetings and seminars with speakers that cover a variety of technical issues concerning practicing structural engineers. In addition to providing a forum for structural engineers to improve their skills, SEAI works to encourage practice in accordance with the highest ethical and professional standards.

STRUCTURE MAGAZINE!

As part of your SEAI membership, you should be receiving the STRUCTURE® magazine in the mail every month. If you are not, please verify that your yearly SEAI dues have been paid and send your name and mailing address to Sarah McClendon.


	The Structural Engineers Association of Idaho, SEAI, is a non-profit volunteer professional organization whose purpose is to provide a forum for structural engineers in Idaho to interact, improve their technical knowledge and professional skills. Members of SEAI receive monthly newsletters and are encouraged to attend monthly meetings and seminars with speakers that cover a variety of technical issues concerning practicing structural engineers. In addition to providing a forum for structural engineers to improve their skills, SEAI works to encourage practice in accordance with the highest ethical and professional standards. STRUCTURE MAGAZINE! As part of your SEAI membership, you should be receiving the STRUCTURE® magazine in the mail every month. If you are not, please verify that your yearly SEAI dues have been paid and send your name and mailing address to Sarah McClendon.


	>> HAVE A SUGGESTION FOR A WEBINAR OR MEETING? SEAI is always looking for ways to provide its members with useful and relevant information. If you have a suggestion for a webinar, monthly meeting topic or a specific keynote speaker, please let us know by emailing your suggestions to Brian Sielaff.