Tabitha Lafferre

Fairmont State University’s American Society of Civil Engineers team placed 12th at the 35th Annual National Concrete Canoe Competition taking place over the weekend at Louisiana Tech University.

Fairmont State University Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering Technology, Tabitha Lafferre, was recently recognized by the American Society of Civil Engineers for her work as a committee co-chair for the 2020 West Virginia Infrastructure Report Card.

The Fairmont State University College of Science and Technology has announced it will offer a new dual Bachelor of Science Degree in Surveying and Geomatics Engineering Technology, consisting of 120 credit hours of hands-on and applied knowledge in surveying and geomatics, general studies and technical electives. Students enrolled in the program will complete courses in technology, engineering, natural and social sciences and humanities.  

Fairmont State University’s American Society of Civil Engineers Student Chapter continues its tradition of excellence and for the 16th consecutive year will represent the region at the National Concrete Canoe Competition (NCCC). The team holds record for the most consecutive national appearances at the NCCC.

Fairmont State University’s American Society of Civil Engineers Student Chapter continues its tradition of excellence and for the 14th consecutive year will represent the region at the National Concrete Canoe Competition. This victory and its subsequent invitation to the national competition will tie the national record for the most consecutive national appearances.