By this action, the original executive committee of twelve became the board of directors, and requisite constitutional changes were made accordingly.
During the early years following the formation of the association, it became increasingly apparent that a need for a similar organization existed with engineering geologists everywhere, not just in California.
Evident from the first were the geologists outside California, who were concerned with the application of geology to problems of civil engineering, who showed a marked interest in the organization.
In recognition of this need and interest, the membership voted better than 10 to 1 in late 1962 to remove all geographical limitations on the organization and to change the name to Association of Engineering Geologists.
2023: Portland, Oregon [5] 2022: Las Vegas, Nevada 2021: San Antonio, Texas 2020: Portland, Oregon (postponed for 2023) 2019: Asheville, North Carolina 2018: San Francisco, California – jointly with the XIII IAEG Congress 2017: Colorado Springs, Colorado 2016: Kona, Hawaii 2015: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 2014: Scottsdale, Arizona 2013: Seattle, Washington 2012: Salt Lake City, Utah 2011: Anchorage, Alaska 2010: Charleston, South Carolina 2009: Lake Tahoe, California 2020: Cynthia Palomares 2019: David F. Fenster 2018: Greg Hempen 2017: Dale Andrews 2016: Paul Santi 2015: Ken Fergason 2014: Gary Luce 2013: Matt Morris 2012: Jennifer Bauer 2011: Bruce Hilton 2010: Duane Kreuger The full list of past presidents can be found on the AEG Website.