AEI Fellows occupy the Institute's highest membership grade. Fellow nominations are reviewed by the AEI Board of Governors.

Criteria

To be eligible for advancement to the grade of Fellow, an AEI Member must:

  • Be a legally licensed engineer or architect; and
  • Have been a Member of AEI for not less than 5 years; and
  • Demonstrated significant contributions to AEI activities through service and leadership on the AEI Board of Governors or highly active technical, leadership, or administrative committees, or AEI chapters; and
  • Have responsible charge for a minimum of ten years (usually after obtaining licensure) of important work in engineering or architecture and be qualified to direct, conceive, plan, or design building works; or 10 years of industrial, business, construction, educational, editorial, research, or engineering society activity requiring the knowledge and background gained from engineering or architectural training and experience.
  • Be nominated by a member of an organizational entity of AEI (AEI Board of Governors, an AEI committee or chapter, AEI Journal Editorial Board)

Nomination

The following Nomination Package should be sent to Katerina Lachinova, Director, AEI & CI, [email protected]:

  • The Nomination Letter
  • A detailed Curriculum Vita of the nominee
  • At least two letters of support from ASCE-AEI members in good standing are required, with at least one letter being from a current AEI Fellow.

* The nominator is to provide a letter explaining how the nominee has met the above criteria and has participated in AEI activities that justifies elevation to the rank of Fellow. Self-nominations will not be accepted.

Review Process

All applications will be considered by AEI’s Board of Governors (AEI BOG). Applications are received by AEI staff, reviewed to ensure they are complete, then sent to the AEI BOG for review at their next meeting. Advancement requires majority assent of the AEI BOG. AEI BOG is authorized to grant waivers of any requirement by unanimous assent. Applicants who are approved for advancement will be notified by AEI staff.

AEI Fellows

  • Stephanie J. Guy, P.E., LEED AP, F.AEI
  • Mark P. Sarkisian, PE, SE, LEED AP, F.AEI, M.ASCE
  • Moses D. F. Ling, P.E., F.AEI
  • Stan R. Caldwell, P.E., F.AEI, F.SEI, F.ASCE
  • Don Phillippi, Ph.D., P.E., R.A., F.AEI, M.ASCE
  • Thomas R. Babacz, PE, F.AEI, M.ASCE
  • Richard A. Behr, Ph.D, PE, F.AEI, F.ASCE
  • Amar A. Chaker, Ph.D., F.AEI, F.EMI, F.ASCE
  • Kenna M. Chapin, PE, F.AEI
  • Albert Dorman, Sc.D., PE, NAE, F.AEI, Dist.M.ASCE
  • Mohammed Ettouney, Ph.D., PE, D.Sc., F.AEI, Dist.M.ASCE
  • Matthew Fuchs, PE, F.AEI, M.ASCE
  • J. Paul Guyer, F.AEI
  • Mark A. McAfee, PE, F.AEI
  • Bijan Mohraz, Ph.D., PE, F.AEI, F.ASCE
  • Kevin Parfitt, PE, F.AEI, M.ASCE
  • Davis G. Parsons II, PE, RA, F.AEI, M.ASCE
  • Barry Rosson, Ph.D., PE, F.AEI, F.ASCE
  • Clarence Waters, Ph.D., P.E., F.AEI