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SAME CENTURY BOOK

SAME Century BookIn recognition of its Centennial in 2020, SAME undertook the commissioning of an anniversary book that will both chronicle its first 100 years and outline where the Society is headed to begin its second century of service to the nation, and the profession. SAME: The Second Century Begins – Preparing for the Future by Building on the Past will be published and available in spring 2021.

The book will examine how and why the Society was founded, and its importance since 1920 in bringing the greater body of engineering professionals from the military, public, private, and academic together to solve infrastructure challenges, build trust, increase readiness, and support the next generation of leaders. Included within will be archival material from SAME’s history, perspectives from past and current members, milestones of note, distinguished members, insights on the Society’s role in leading collaboration throughout the last 100 years, and examples of the total engineering profession working together to solve national security infrastructure-related challenges.

Learn more about the book and pre-order your copy

 

FEATURED NATIONAL EVENTS

<h2>Virtual Capital Week 2021</h2>

Virtual Capital Week 2021

<h2>Virtual JETC 2021</h2>

Virtual JETC 2021

<h2>Virtual FM Workshop 2021</h2>

Virtual FM Workshop 2021

<h2>Virtual Career Transition Workshop 2021</h2>

Virtual Career Transition Workshop 2021

February 16 - 19, 2021

Learn more about the event and register.

<h2>Virtual SBC 2020</h2>

Virtual SBC 2020

SAME Mission

“To build leaders and lead collaboration among government and industry to develop multidisciplined solutions to national security infrastructure challenges.”

 

SAME Vision

“To serve our nation as the foremost integrator for leadership development and technical collaboration within the A/E/C profession.”

 

Our Enduring Purpose

“To promote solidarity and cooperation between engineers in civil and military life, to disseminate technical knowledge bearing upon progress in the art of war and the application of engineering science thereto, and to preserve and maintain the best standards and traditions of the profession, all in the interests of patriotism and national security.”