The National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) has welcomed seven (7) professional engineers to its 2025 class of Fellow members. The Fellow designation honors active NSPE members who have demonstrated exemplary and devoted service to their profession, the Society, and their community. Requirements for the title include holding at least one elected office at any level and active involvement at the national level.
“It is with great enthusiasm that we recognize this year’s class of Fellows, who have been selected by their peers for exceptional and dedicated service at the chapter, state, and national levels of NSPE,” says NSPE President Brian Malm, P.E., F.NSPE. “NSPE is proud of their accomplishments and indelible mark on the engineering profession, the Society, and their communities. We look forward to their continued leadership and contributions.”
NSPE state and territorial societies can nominate one person for each 500 voting members on their rolls per year. Nominations are also open to NSPE interest groups, chartered affinity groups, and the Board of Directors. Since its establishment in 2000, around one percent of all NSPE members have advanced to this highest rank in volunteer membership.
The 2025 NSPE Fellows include the following (in alphabetical order):
- Phil Gundvaldson, P.E., South Dakota – North Central
- Susan Habina-Woolard, P.E., North Carolina – Southeast Region
- Colin Hewett, P.E., Maine – Northeast Region
- Brian LaFoy, P.E., ENV SP, Texas – Southwest Region
- Jennifer Nolan-Kremm, P.E., Pennsylvania – Northeast Region
- Travis L. Rhoades, P.E., Ohio – Central Region
- Aurea L. Rivera, P.E., PMP, PMI-ACP, Ohio – Central Region
Founded in 1934, the National Society of Professional Engineers supports over 500,000 professional engineers and the public by fostering licensed professional engineers in service to society, ensuring the public can be confident that engineering decisions affecting their lives are made by qualified and ethically accountable professionals. Through education, licensure advocacy, leadership training, multidisciplinary networking, and outreach, NSPE enhances the image of professional engineers and their ability to ethically and professionally practice engineering.
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