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Geotechnical News December 2010
G-I News
Jedele Becomes New G-I
President
Larry P. Jedele, P.E., D.GE, M.ASCE,
became the new Geo-Institute
president on October 7, 2010, having
served as a Board governor since
2007. Jedele, currently with Soil and
Materials Engineers, Inc. in Plymouth,
MI, has more than 36 years experience
in geotechnical evaluations and design
recommendations. He is a specialist
in geodynamic services including
measuring vibrations, conducting field
testing, evaluating data, and providing
recommendations. In addition, Jedele is
skilled in hydrogeological evaluations
for landfills, municipalities, housing,
and commercial developments. His
one-year term, according to G-I
Bylaws, runs from the end of the Fall
Board meeting until the end of the next
year’s Fall Board meeting.
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Cadden Elected to G-I Board
Allen Cadden, P.E.,
principal and
director of Geotechnical Engineering
for
Schnabel Engineering
joined the
G-I Board as a governor for a 3-year
term on October 8, 2010. Cadden
has more than 20 years of field,
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