The American Institute of Architects today announced it will elevate a total of 76 member and non-member architects to its prestigious College of Fellows in recognition of their dedication to the profession and significant contributions therein.

Candidates must have at least ten years of membership experience with one of the AIA’s chapters along with “demonstrated influence” in at least one of six broadly defined areas.

Those elevated were selected by a jury that included Chair RK Stewart of RK Stewart Consultants; Carl D'Silva of Perkins + Will; Brown Reynolds Watford principal Lisa Lamkin; Rebecca Lewis of DSGW Architects; KSS Architects’ Pamela Rew; Mahlum’s Anne Schopf; and Allison Williams of AGWms_studio.

The full list of new member Fellows is as followed:

• Ronald Abo, AIA Colorado
• James Richard Alsop, AIA North Carolina
• Steven Kelly Alspaugh, AIA Indiana
• Abimbola Asojo, AIA Minnesota
• Sara Beardsley, AIA Illinois
• Bernita Beikmann, AIA Texas Society of Architects
• David Block, AIA Illinois
• Dan Brunn, AIA California Council
• Charles Cash, AIA Kentucky
• Jason Chandler, AIA Florida
• Yew Kee Cheong, AIA International Chapters and US Territories
• Christos Chrysiliou, AIA California Council
• Craig Copeland, AIA New York State
• Justin Crane, AIA Massachusetts
• Lance Davis, AIA Washington DC
• Jonathan Feldman, AIA California Council
• Steven David Flanagan, AIA California Council
• Tenna Florian, AIA Texas Society of Architects
• Mary Follenweider, AIA California Council
• Xuan Fu, AIA Illinois
• Sanford Garner, AIA Indiana
• James Garrett, AIA Minnesota
• Richard Graves, AIA Minnesota
• Todd Grover, AIA Minnesota
• Ravi Gunewardena, AIA California Council
• Maureen Guttman, AIA Pennsylvania
• Daniel-Christopher (Neil) Hall, AIA Florida
• Douglas Hanson, AIA California Council
• Marnique Heath, AIA Washington DC
• Jason Holuby, AIA Oklahoma
• Adele Houghton, AIA Texas Society of Architects
• Ping Jiang, AIA International Chapters and US Territories
• Nathan Johnson, AIA Minnesota
• Walter Jones, AIA Ohio
• Nerin Kadribegovic, AIA California Council
• Neil Katz, AIA New York State
• Joongsub Kim, AIA Michigan
• Susan Kliman, AIA North Dakota
• Varun Kohli, AIA New York State
• William LaPatra, AIA Washington Council
• Bryan Lijewski, AIA Michigan
• Andrea Love, AIA Massachusetts
• William Mallari, AIA Maryland
• Nea Maloo, AIA Washington DC
• Kenneth Martin, AIA Virginia
• Ryan McEnroe, AIA Washington DC
• Mike McGlone, AIA Texas Society of Architects
• Anne Mooney, AIA Utah
• Frances Moore, AIA California Council
• Jack Morgan, AIA Oklahoma
• Diana Nicklaus, AIA Massachusetts
• Victor Olgyay, AIA Colorado
• Yen Ong, AIA Texas Society of Architects
• Gregg Pasquarelli, AIA New York State
• Janet Pogue McLaurin, AIA Washington DC
• Martin Primmer, AIA Kentucky
• Robert Reis, AIA Virginia
• James Richard, AIA Arizona
• Joseph Ruocco, AIA Washington DC
• Timothy Schroeder, AIA Iowa
• Mark Schwamel, AIA Illinois
• Jeremy R. M. Shannon, AIA New York State
• Cass Smith, AIA California Council
• Jodi Smits Anderson, AIA New York State
• Christian Sottile, AIA Georgia
• R. Brandon Sprague, AIA Nevada
• Brian Tibbs, AIA Tennessee
• Theodore Touloukian, AIA Massachusetts
• Mark Walsh, AIA Illinois
• Angela Ward Hyatt, AIA Massachusetts
• Rob Whitehead, AIA Iowa
• Robin Whitehurst, AIA Illinois

Three additional non-member architects from Shanghai were also named as Honorary Fellows by a separate jury. They are:

• Philip F. Yuan
• Xiangming Huang
• Jiang Wu

The AIA notes that all the new fellows will be honored during a ceremony at this year's AIA Conference on Architecture in San Francisco.