College of Fellows

The College of Fellows fulfills a variety of salient functions within APT. Overall, the college advises the Board of Directors on issues regarding the advancement of philosophy and practice of preservation technology. Members of the College serve on committees or in other capacities, as needed. 

The College of Fellows honors those APT members who have provided valuable services to the preservation field and to APT. Each year at the APT annual conference the College of Fellows inducts up to six new members.

The College of Fellows Jury, which consists of five members, reviews the nominations and elects those for invitation to the fellowship.  The jury, a committee of the College of Fellows, includes three Fellows selected by the College, one member at Large, and one member of the Board of Directors selected by the APT President with the approval of the Board of Directors.

A special thank you to APT's 2003 College of Fellows member, François LeBlanc, for preparing a tribute to APT and NTC pioneers from Canada’s National Capital Region for the 2017 APT/NTC Joint Conference.  https://youtu.be/p1u-wq4IxMM 

College of Fellows Lecturers

College of Fellows Directory

For further information contact APT.

Welcome to the New 2022 Class of Fellows

Annabelle Radcliffe-Trenner - In recognition of her contributions to the advancement of preservation technology in the field of architectural conservation; for her dedicated service on the Boards of both APTI and the Delaware Valley Chapter; for her work as Co-Chair of the Membership Committee to increase membership; and as Co-Chair of the Partnerships and Outreach Committee to forge a partnership with Assorestauro and to facilitate the formation of the European Chapter of APTI; finally, as a mentor and employer to countless students and young professionals who have become APT members.

Justin M. Spivey - In recognition of his contributions to the advancement of preservation technology in the field of engineering through his body of work documenting, assessing and repairing existing structures; for his years of service on the Boards of APTI, and the Delaware Valley and Western Chapters; for his work to enhance APTI outreach; for expanding knowledge of best practices as Co-Chair of the Publications Committee, as guest editor of APT publications, by developing APT publication guidelines, and by establishing an APT presence in emerging media; and for leading the working group to establish the Academics and Research Committee.