Three Takeaways from WATERCON 2022
Another successful WATERCON is in the books, and this year, Clark Dietz was excited to return to in-person conference attendance. […]
Engineers in the Making: Sharing Advice and Inspiration
With Engineers Week and job fair season behind us, we’re reflecting on why we’re passionate about promoting engineering as a career choice. Of note, in-person university job fairs were certainly [...]
Looking for Green Flags: Kate Kreienkamp on Engineering Careers and STEM in the Classroom
“I didn’t want to go,” says Kate Kreienkamp, PE, referring to high-school enrollment in engineering camp, “but at the end of the week, I knew that engineering was what I [...]
Committed to Community: Christel Simonis Emphasizes Diverse Perspectives
Highlighting our staff’s Commitment to Community is one of our favorite pastimes, made more enjoyable by catching up with avid volunteers like our Wausau office’s, Christel Simonis. Christel’s broad involvement [...]
Bridging Time: From Caesar’s First Bridge to Clark Dietz
Blog Image Source: Illustration of Caesar’s Rhine Bridge from “History of Rome, and of the Roman people, from its origin to the invasion of the barbarians” (1883) […]
5 Reasons Why LED Lighting is Here to Stay
The invention of light emitting diode (LED) lighting was, like many groundbreaking innovations, done by accident. In 1962, General Electric Scientist Nick Holonyak, Jr. was experimenting to create a visible semiconductor [...]
Intern Profile: Jayme-Lee M. Hunter – Kiwi Footballer and Engineer
Today we caught up with Jayme-Lee Hunter, one of our engineering interns working out of Clark Dietz’s Evansville office. Jayme-Lee is a bit of an anomaly to our Clark Dietz [...]
The History and Benefits of Roundabouts
When you see the umpteenth roundabout being constructed in your neighborhood, you might grouse about the “new” invention. While the United States has been late to the party when it [...]
Committed to Community: Seth Swartz Discusses Volunteer as Subject Matter Expert
In our continuing series highlighting the volunteerism of Clark Dietz staff, today we talked to our Chief Financial Officer, Seth Swartz, CPA, about his efforts to serve both his community [...]
Keeping Water Supplies Safe in the Era of Hackers
Jan 15, 2021: Hacker accessed SF Bay water treatment plant, deleting drinking water treatment programs Feb 8, 2021: Hacker broke into Florida town’s water supply and tried to poison it [...]