Officers
March 2019 - March 2021
(2-year terms)
Directors At Large
SES Committee Members
SES Hall of Fame Members
as of 2019
Roger Shigehara |
1986 |
Matthew S. Devito |
2001 |
Walter Smith |
1986 |
Jim Jahnke |
2002 |
Billy Mullins |
1988 |
Michael W. Hartman |
2003 |
Ronald Ostendorf |
1988 |
Richard H. Russell |
2004 |
Gene Wellman |
1989 |
Robert Finken |
2005 |
William DeWees |
1990 |
Jim Craigmile |
2006 |
Charles Duncan |
1990 |
Glenn England |
2007 |
Fred Hopton |
1990 |
Lesley Sloss |
2008 |
Gene Riley |
1992 |
Tom Baldwin |
2009 |
George Walsh |
1992 |
Roy Owens |
2010 |
Peter Westlin |
1992 |
Scott Evans |
2011 |
James Peeler |
1993 |
Yves Tondeur |
2012 |
Howard Schiff |
1993 |
Bill Walker |
2013 |
Tony Eggleston |
1994 |
Laura Kinner |
2014 |
Victor Hanson |
1996 |
Jim Serne |
2015 |
Thomas Rose |
1997 |
Angela Hansen |
2016 |
Mike Fogle |
1998 |
Ray Merrill |
2017 |
Robin Segall |
1999 |
David Elam |
2018 |
Keith Curtis |
2000 |
Stef Johnson |
2019 |
The Matt DeVito Award
The Matthew DeVito award recognizes an individual’s superior ethical conduct and major contributions towards ensuring measurement data quality and representativeness, and the safe implementation of source testing. The procedure the Board established is that an SES member nominates a candidate by letter and includes a justification statement. The nominee does not have to be a SES member. Nominations should describe the nominee and how that person embodies the principles of quality, integrity, safety, and an ethical approach toward stack sampling. Send your detailed nomination for the Matthew S. DeVito Award to the attention of Roy Owens by January 15 of each year.
Past Recipients of Matthew DeVito Award:
- Gene Riley, 2002
- Peter Westlin, 2005
- Dave Curtis, 2007
- Mike Hartman, 2009
- David Bagwell, 2011
- Mike Denomme, 2013
- Mike Fogle, 2014
- Thomas Graham, 2016
- Jon Hays (posthumously), 2018
- Thomas Leach, 2019
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New! BALLOT TO AMEND THE SES CONSTITUTION (September 2020)
A majority of the Members present at the SES virtual Annual Meeting held on July 9, 2020 voted to distribute a ballot to the full membership for voting on a proposed amendment to the SES Constitution (no further amendments were proposed or approved at the Meeting).
*IMPORTANT!* SES Members will receive voting instructions via email from ElectionBuddy.com - please check your inbox and spam filters/folders. If you can't find the email, please contact the SES Secretary. You must be a Member in good standing to vote - if you need to renew your membership dues or wish to join, please see instructions here.
The proposed amendment was unanimously approved by the SES Board of Directors, distributed to the full SES membership via email and posted on the SES website in March 2020. The proposed amendment will combine the current SES Constitution and Bylaws into a single new document called Bylaws. See the March email transmittal for additional information. The March email transmittal, proposed amendment, current (2007) SES Constitution and current (2008) SES Bylaws may be downloaded via the links below.