BOB STEVENS, Ph.D., P.E., AICP, F.ASCE, is a United Engineering Foundation (UEF) Trustee, EVP Arcadis, ASCE President-Emeritus, ASCE Foundation Board member, ARTBA Planning & Design Division BOD, and Planning & Zoning Commissioner with Town of Trophy Club, TX. He was ASCE Texas Section Technical VP 2022, ASCE President 2015 and BOD member 2009-12 and 2013-16, member ARTBA BOD 2007-21, member EWB-USA's BOD 2010-13 and 2015-18, Chair ASCE Committee on Technical Advancement 2012-13, ASCE T&DI officer 2003-06, and Technical Region Director on ASCE BOD 2009-12. Bob’s 50+ year engineering career includes transportation, water and wastewater projects. He worked on environmental assessments, planning, design and construction management for road, bridge, rail, port, transit projects and dams. He managed the first design/build/supply transit project in North America at the Toronto Zoo. His career includes jobs in the public and private sectors.Besides living and working in Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, California, Colorado and Texas, he worked on projects in 21 countries including 2 that he lived in (Canada and Taiwan) and 19 he did projects for including Brazil, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Mexico, Mozambique, Nepal, Pakistan, Paraguay, Peru, and 7 other African countries.He taught undergraduate and graduate transportation courses at The University of Akron, Cleveland State and The University of Michigan. Bob was a founding governor and officer of ASCE’s Transportation & Development Institute. He was a member of a number of ASCE committees including Audit Committee, Society Award Committee, Program Committee, Strategic Planning Committee, Committee on Professional Practice, Journal of Management in Engineering Editorial Board, Task Committee on Branding, and Paraprofessional Task Committee.He is a registered PE in California (retired), Colorado, Florida (retired), Georgia (Inactive), Ohio, and Texas. After retiring from full-time work as Transportation Practice Director at Arcadis in Denver in August 2007, Bob moved to Texas to be close to his grandson, Robbie, where he continues as an on-call Specialty Consultant with Arcadis in Fort Worth.