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Student Competition and Welcome You Here As Our Guests AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS STUDENT WEST POINT, NY COMPETITION UPSTATE NEW YORK REGION 16TH-18TH APRIL 2015 EVENTS: • Concrete Canoe • Steel Bridge • Mead Paper • Mystery Event Contents Important Contacts and Phone Numbers ........................................................................................ 2 Welcome! ........................................................................................................................................ 3 Scavenger Hunt!.............................................................................................................................. 4 General Information ........................................................................................................................ 5 Security ..................................................................................................................................................... 5 Safety/Rules .............................................................................................................................................. 5 Meals ......................................................................................................................................................... 5 Competition Timeline ..................................................................................................................... 6 Map of Post ..................................................................................................................................... 9 Map of On Post Parking (Vicinity of Holleder Center and Michie Stadium) .............................. 10 Maps to Camp Buckner ................................................................................................................ 11 Map of Camp Buckner .................................................................................................................. 13 Eisenhower Hall Map with Parking Highlighted .......................................................................... 14 Directions to West Point ............................................................................................................... 15 Mystery Event ............................................................................................................................... 16 Sponsors ........................................................................................................................................ 17 1 Important Contacts and Phone Numbers Conference Contacts CDT Kelsey Jang (Registration and Mead) (206) 676-2996 CDT Max Smith (Concrete Canoe) (716) 338-5060 CDT Kendall Hamm (Mystery Event) (828) 502-9534 CDT Bobby Wendel (Steel Bridge) (203) 885-4530 MAJ Young Chun (973) 224-8377 West Point Emergency Numbers Military Police Station (845) 938-3333 Keller Army Hospital (845) 938-4004/4005 Central Guard Room (845) 938-3030 West Point Fire Dept. (845) 938-4043 OR 911 Highland Falls Emergency Numbers Highland Falls Police (845) 446-4911 Highland Falls Fire Department (845) 446-2040 Town of Highlands Ambulance (845) 446-3101 Hardware/Other True Value Hardware (845) 446-4541 302 Main St. Highland Falls, NY Servistar Hardware (845) 446-2062 313 Main St. Highland, NY Wal-Mart (845) 783-3505 288 Larkin Dr. Monroe, NY Target (845) 783-5661 128 Bailey Farm Rd. Harriman, NY 2 Welcome! A Welcome Message from Lieutenant Colonel Brad Wambeke, Acting Director, Civil Engineering Division Department of Civil & Mechanical Engineering Welcome to the United States Military Academy (USMA) at West Point. We are excited to be the host school for the 2015 Upstate New York Region American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Student Competition and welcome you here as our guests. The West Point Student Chapter officers have invested a tremendous amount of time into the planning and execution of the many activities included in this event. We anticipate about 350 attendees from 14 schools will be here to participate. During your time at West Point, I hope you are able to spend some time enjoying the rich history that “your military academy” has to offer. West Point was first established in 1802 and is identified by ASCE as the Nation’s First School of Civil Engineering. Please take time to walk around the academy to enjoy such things as Trophy Point which features Battle Monument, many historic weapons from the ages and a million-dollar view of the Hudson River Valley, the Cadet Chapel, the West Point Cemetery, and the many statues and other historic stone buildings that have stood the test of time. West Point is a unique institution charged with educating, training and inspiring its graduates to be leaders of character to serve the Nation. Each class enters with approximately 1300 cadets and graduates with about 1000 after 47 months at the Academy. The program is rigorous containing academic, physical and military components that develop a well-rounded graduate able to face the strenuous requirements of today’s Army. During their summers, cadets take part in intensive military training at West Point and abroad which exposes them to the Army and prepares them for their future duties as Army officers. During their senior year, cadets select a branch of service which can include the Army Corps of Engineers, Infantry, Aviation or one of many other branches. Graduates typically serve a minimum of five years on active duty in that branch and three years as members of the Individual Ready Reserve (IRR). I also encourage each of you to take advantage of this time to learn something not only about civil engineering, but about the experiences your fellow students are having as part of their education. Please enjoy your time here and have fun. Let me or any of my students and faculty members know if there is anything we can do to make this event a better experience for you. 3 Scavenger Hunt! To complete an item each team must document their presence with a picture of their team at the site/with the individual depicted, and each picture must contain a “team mascot.” All submissions should be put into a power point file and sent to [email protected] with the subject line of “SCHOOL NAME ASCE SCAVENGER HUNT” (ex. USMA ASCE SCAVENGER HUNT) no later than 9:00AM on Saturday 18 April 2015. Trophy Point/Great Chain From Battle Monument All Civil War Battery Row This row of cannons 1778-1782, the Great Chain was Cannons face downwards so “the was collected over the years as the strung 500 yards across the Hudson country will never raise arms against US Army has been involved in River to act as a barrier to enemy itself again.” This is the largest different wars. ships trying to travel the river during polished shaft of granite in the the Revolution. Western Hemisphere. Dean’s House The current Dean of Eisenhower Statue One of the two Kosciuszko’s Garden This garden the Academic board is Brigadier President’s from West Point (along was designed by Thaddeus General Timothy Trainor, USMA with Ulysses S. Grant) “Ike” was a Kosciuszko, the Polish engineer who class of 1983. He was formerly the member of the class of 1915 “The oversaw the construction of the Head of the Department of Systems class the stars fell on.” General defenses at West Point during the Engineering. Bonus point for a Eisenhower served as the Supreme American Revolution. He used this picture of your team with BG Allied Commander during World garden as a relaxation spot. Trainor! War II. Superintendent’s House The Commandant’s House The current Washington Statue George current “Supe” is Lieutenant General “Comm” is Brigadier General John Washington was the original planner Robert Caslen, USMA Class of Thompson, USMA Class of 1986. behind using West Point as a 1975. Bonus point for a picture of Bonus point for a picture of your fortification during the American your team with LTG Caslen! This is team with BG Thompson! This is a Revolution. Due to security a private residence, please private residence, please maintain constraints this photo must be maintain a respectful distance. a respectful distance. taken from diagonal walk. Patton Statue General Patton, class Thayer Statue Colonel Sylvanus MacArthur Statue USMA Class of of 1909. His statue faces away from Thayer is known as the “father of the 1903. His Thayer Award Speech the library because it was said as a military academy” based on reforms from May 1962 (excerpts printed on cadet he could never find it. he made as superintendent (1817- monument) is perhaps the most well 1833). Most of his changes are still known speech given at West Point. in effect today. Redoubt Four This was a position The American Soldier Monument Beat Navy Tunnel The most of Colonial artillery to protect West This monument is dedicated to the legendary rivalry in sports, the Point from an attack during the American Soldier, America’s Sons Army-Navy rivalry spans anything Revolution. It offers a phenomenal and Daughters, who every graduate that cadets and midshipman can find view of West Point. will have the opportunity to serve to compete in. Athletics, clubs, and and lead after graduation. spirit in general are common topics. Sedgwick’s Monument Major Flag Pole The “Truck” (ball) at the Individual pictures: General John Sedgwick, class of top of the flag pole has a bullet, a Cadet Private 1837. MG Sedgwick was the match, and a razor inside of it. If the Cadet Corporal highest ranking Union Casualty post is ever taken, the last survivor is Cadet Sergeant during the Civil War. West Point supposed to climb to the top of the Cadet Officer with class ring
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