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Past, Present & Future Fellows

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Being a Fellow at the Society for Underwater Technology (SUT) is a prestigious recognition that signifies a high level of achievement, expertise, and contribution in the field of underwater technology. The SUT is an international organization focused on the advancement and exchange of knowledge in underwater technology, ocean science, and offshore engineering.
 
Here are some key aspects of what it means to be a Fellow at the SUT:
 
1. Professional Recognition: Fellowship is one of the highest grades of membership and is awarded to individuals who have made significant contributions to the field of underwater technology. It recognizes professional excellence and leadership.
 
2. Experience and Expertise: Fellows are typically experienced professionals with a substantial body of work in their respective fields. They are recognized for their technical expertise, innovation, and impact on the industry or academia.
 
3. Contributions to the Field: This includes contributions to research and development, education, and practical applications in underwater technology. 
 
4. Leadership and Influence: Fellows are often leaders or influential figures within their organizations or the broader community. They may hold senior positions, lead research teams, or be involved in policy-making and strategic decisions.
 
5. Commitment to Advancement: Being a Fellow indicates a commitment to the advancement of underwater technology and a willingness to mentor and support the next generation of professionals in the field.
 
6. Active Participation: Fellows are usually active participants in SUT activities, such as conferences, seminars, technical meetings, and committees. They contribute to the dissemination of knowledge and best practices.
 
Overall, being a Fellow of the SUT is a mark of distinction that reflects a high level of professional achievement, dedication, and contribution to the field of underwater technology. 

We are delighted to announce the celebration of our esteemed honorary fellows, both past and newly inducted, whose exceptional contributions to the field of underwater technology have significantly advanced our mission and goals.
Name Company
John Allen
Allen Energy Consultants
Kerry Campbell Retired
Christopher Currant CJC Enterprises
Earl Doyle  
Kim Faulk GEMS - Geosyntec Consultants
Andrew Haigh Director of Technical Services at Xodus Geohazard
Tricia Hill Consultant - Flexible pipe Consultant
Andy Hill BP
Steven Johnson Independent Consultant
Zenon Medina-Centina Associate Professor and holder of the Zachry Career Development Professorship II at Texas A&M University
Don Schlater Retired
Craig Shipp Retired
Shawn Williamson Woodside Energy
Luz Zarate Shell
Patrica Varela Geosyntec Consultants
Maria Ancheril Retired

If you would like to nominate a member as a Fellow Member, please talk to one of our Executive Board members and complete the application below.

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