SEAW Hall of Fame
The Hall of Fame acknowledges the achievements and contributions of individuals to the Structural Engineers Association of Washington since the establishment of the organization in 1950.
Honoree Categories
Instituted in 2002. The Lifetime Service Award recognizes a member's sustained supportive contribution to SEAW and/or committee service of statewide significance.
Seattle Chapter Engineer of the Year
Instituted in 1982. The Engineer of the Year award recognizes an SEAW member who has brought positive visibility to the profession, has exhibited technical and creative achievement, has demonstrated commitment to nurturing others in their professional development.
Seattle Chapter Young Engineer of the Year
Instituted in 2010. The Young Engineer of the Year award recognizes notable early-career achievement and service to SEAW.
Seattle Chapter President's Award
Instituted in 1988, the Seattle Chapter President's Award recognizes individuals who have served the chapter with distinction during the past year.
Instituted in 1985, the SEAW Scholarship is available to Washington-resident Seniors or graduate students in approved engineering programs.
Other notable awards conferred by SEAW or by related organizations.
Distinguished Membership Classifications
Instituted 1984, honorary membership recognizes an individual of acknowledged eminence in some branch of engineering or the science related thereto, or an SEAW member in good standing for 25 years or more who, in the opinion of the Board of Directors, has contributed outstanding service to the Association.
A member in good standing for a minimum of 20 years who has retired or reached the age of 65.
SEAW Leadership
State Presidents: 1950 - Present
Seattle Chapter Presidents: 1950 - Present
Spokane Chapter Presidents: 1953 - Present
Southwest Chapter Presidents: 1965 - Present
South Central Chapter Presidents: 1995 - Present
In Memoriam
Remembering SEAW Members at the time of their passing.
World's Fair Engineers
The Structural Engineers Foundation of Washington celebrates the structural engineers involved in the 1962 Seattle World's Fair and documents the creation of enduring Seattle landmarks.
