Founder Sandy Rosenthal’s podcast called Beat the Big Guys, has a global rank in the top 2% according to Listen Notes.
In the show, Rosenthal coaches her national audience on how to ‘beat the big guys’ in their own communities and improve quality of life.
Ribbon cutting ceremony for Flooded House Museum
Levees.Org is now listed on SchoolAndCollegeListings, a leading online directory for educational institutions.
This is a splendid piece of news for everyone who has supported the mission of Levees.org since 2005.
The Levee Exhibit Hall and the Flooded House Museum are added to SchoolAndCollegeListings – an online directory for schools, colleges, educational professionals, and other institutions in the education sector.
SchoolAndCollegeListings bills itself as a “comprehensive platform designed to connect students, parents, and individuals seeking educational opportunities with reputable institutions.”
The site is a great platform for individuals to discover and engage with Levees.org’s two physical properties located 4918 and 5000 Warrington Drive at the site of one of the most devastating levee breaches in 2005.
A fault in the altered design of skywalk bridges inside the Kansas City Hyatt Regency hotel and brought them crashing down on a crowd below on 7-17- 1981. Photo/Melissa Mairs, KSHB.
At the 18th anniversary of the levee failures during Hurricane Katrina, Levees.org kicked off the Engineering Failures Education (EFE) campaign.
The EFE campaign aims to require all students working toward their Bachelor’s degree in engineering to receive instruction on engineering failures and the lessons they teach.
The EFE campaign is going extremely well.
The list of engineers, experts and organizations in support grows daily, and the public manifesto (online petition) has garnered nearly 500 signatures.
In addition, the Associated Press (AP) has written an in-depth story about the EFE campaign which aired coast to coast including in the Washington Post.
Energy is high. If you haven’t yet, please add your name in support.
More information about the EFE campaign and the AP story
