
Tara Cavalline
Professor of Civil Engineering Technology & Construction Management at UNC Charlotte; PhD in Infrastructure and Environmental Systems; expert in concrete materials, durability, and structural forensics.
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Jun 10, 2026
Ep 31 - Engineering Greatness with Aakriti Khadka + Tara Cavalline
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Aakriti KhadkaHOST
So moving forward more, I am curious to hear if you got a chance to be involved with ACI as a student or you, and, or how it helped you in your career in the long run.

Tara CavallineGUEST
Yeah, oddly enough, as a student, I was much more involved in ASCE than ACI.

Tara CavallineGUEST
I was involved in ACI through my graduate school experience, but I was not as active because I had thrown myself headfirst into A- ASCE.

Tara CavallineGUEST
Students can only get involved in so much, especially good students, because good students tend to overcommit anyways.

Tara CavallineGUEST
I was involved peripherally as basically a user of the products, particularly as a young professional.

Aakriti KhadkaHOST
Hearing from your experience, if there's any suggestion for early career people to how to stay involved or how to find the right committee and how is it best to be in touch or be con- or contribute to the right place?