2001 Inductees

Honorary Member since 2001 Ernest Barenberg was born in Rawlins County, Kansas in 1929. After studying civil engineering at Kansas State University, he worked briefly in the aviation industry before […]

Honorary Member since 2001 Bill Dearasaugh, Jr. was born in Little Rock, Arkansas, and went to the “famous” Central High School, which was integrated a few years after his graduation.

Honorary Member since 2001 Leet E. Denton was born in Detroit, Michigan, USA in 1932. As one of three children, he came by his interest in highways quite honestly as

Honorary Member since 2001 Josef Eisenmann was born in München (Munich), Germany in 1928. After studying civil engineering at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), he worked at German Railways

Honorary Member since 2001 Dr. Carlos Kraemer became an Honorary Member of the ISCP in 2001, joining an elite group in attaining the Society’s highest recognition in the first year

Honorary Member since 2001 With a career spanning from 1960 to 2002, Charles F. Scholer was a Purdue University academic who contributed significantly to civil engineering, focusing on concrete and

Honorary Member since 2001 Widely recognized pavement design expert and long-time former Portland Cement Association (PCA) employee Robert G. Packard died on December 3, 2004. Bob joined PCA in 1952

Honorary Member since 2001 B. Frank McCullough was “born of and raised by goodly parents” in Austin, Texas. His father owned a machine shop (which provided chores to young Frank

Honorary Member since 2001 Paul Teng was born in Hubei, China in 1939, the son of a military officer and the eldest of seven children. He spent his early childhood

Honorary Member since 2001 Dr. Rupert Springenschmid was inducted into honorary membership in ISCP in September, 2001 in recognition of his many accomplishments and contributions to concrete technology (especially in