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Maddie Knecht is no stranger to competition. A hitter for the volleyball team at Saint Martin’s University and a former Junior Olympian, the civil engineering student knows what it takes to win. Last month, she took that victorious spirit and…
Wild Winter Weather Strands SCJ Engineers, Turning Rental Car Into Makeshift Motel Last week’s winter storm in Oregon was historic. It surprised meteorologists and stopped the masses in their tracks. For hundreds of motorists, including two from SCJ, that stop…
SCJ team at ribbon cutting. Front row from left: Communications Manager Pam Folsom; Centralia Project Engineer Charlie Severs; Centralia Office Manager & Principal Brandon Johnson, Senior Principal Jean Carr, Transportation Engineer Anne Sylvester, Senior Principal Perry Shea, and Principal Eric…
Quoting Aristotle, “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.” And that habit of excellence, cultivated over his decades-long career as an engineer, has earned Scott Sawyer a prestigious award from the state’s…
Scott Sawyer has had June 2016 marked on his calendar for a long time. Eighteen years to be exact, as his oldest son graduates from Olympia High School (OHS) this week. Scott himself, Chief Project Officer at SCJ Alliance, graduated…
A joint SCJ/Glander project: Saint Martin's University Courtyard. Our SCJ family tree grows once more as we welcome Jeff Glander and his team to SCJ Alliance effective May 1. Jeff is the owner of a 28-year-old, Olympia-based landscape design and…
We were literally "eating up the sciences" on Monday for Pi day. Engineers, planners and scientists at SCJ Alliance make it a priority to spend time in local schools bridging science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) classes to the real…
The sky is blue, the road is smooth and the brisk wind whips against the cyclist's face. Headed west out of town, he's on his way to the Wenatchee Foothills for some off-road fun. With a passion for the outdoors…
In 1995, Dan Witt and his wife Valerie adopted five siblings, rocketing their number of children from one to six. When the five children were adopted, the four boys and a girl ranged in age from two- to nine-years-old. SCJ’s…
In early November, just before people really want to start thinking about the holidays, here at SCJ we're asked, "What are you thankful for?" Being an eclectic group, the answers are always varied and entertaining! As we ponder our answers, talented…
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