2003 Honorary Member Class

buffington Jack E. Buffington, P.E.

For his leadership in the United States Navy in the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of public works and defense facilities with an emphasis on environmental sustainability.
burghi Philip H. Burgi, P.E.

For his extensive research contributions to the field of hydraulics and water resources engineering and his leadership in the creation of ASCE's Environmental and Water Resources Institute.
chong Ken P. Chong, P.E.

For his vision and leadership in supporting structures, mechanics, materials and nano-technology research in civil engineering; and research contributions including brittle fracture mechanics, and architectural sandwich panels.
keyes Conrad G. Keyes, Jr., Ph.D, P.E., L.S.

For his significant contributions to the advancement of irrigation and water resources engineering; atmospheric water management; and for his teaching, research, and professional service career in the arid Southwest.
lefevre E. Walter LeFevre, Ph.D, P.E.

For his extensive contributions to engineering education and practice, to accreditation of engineering programs, and leadership of engineering professional organizations.
arm Arthur R. McDaniel, P.E.

For his great contributions and innovative design concepts in the field of bridge engineering, as founder of one of the largest and most respected bridge engineering firms in California and for his lifelong advocacy of the civil engineering profession.
tamaro George J. Tamaro, P.E.

For distinguished service in the design of unique and innovative below ground earth retaining systems.
tang Wilson H. Tang, Ph.D

For significant contributions to the safety and reliability analysis of civil engineering systems, with emphasis on applications to geotechnical systems.
thorn Robert B. Thorn, P.E.

For his outstanding contributions and 51 year career as an inspiring leader in civil engineering bridge design; and for his commitment to and involvement with civil engineering students, as a leader and promoter of education, the civil engineering profession, and the American Society of Civil Engineers.