
Tony LaManna
The Penta Building Group Professor and former Del E. Webb School of Construction program chair at Arizona State University, specializing in construction, concrete anchorage, and sustainable construction.
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Aug 28, 2026
Ep 33 - Engineering Greatness with Katelyn Hensel + Dr. Tony Lamanna
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Katelyn HenselHOST
What do you think is the best way for a student to get involved with ACI, not only as a student, but then how do they transition that involvement into their professional career?

Tony LaMannaGUEST
I know ACI does an incredible job of getting student members because the membership itself is essentially free for a student.

Tony LaMannaGUEST
I love it, too, because that gives the students access to, I think, 10 or 11 credits on ACI University.

Tony LaMannaGUEST
There's a few certificates that you can actually do completely with those free ones.

Katelyn HenselHOST
Outside of the career benefits, are there any other beneficial soft skills do you think that ACI helps encourage within students and even younger members and even people who are just like, hey, I just found out about this?