Hover was given this prestigious award in recognition of his work with Leeds, his contributions to the international collaboration of ACI and the Institute of Concrete Technology.
Professor Ken Hover was recently presented with the award of Honorary Fellowship of the Institute of Concrete Technology. Professor Hover was given this prestigious award in recognition of his work with Leeds, his contributions to the international collaboration of ACI and the Institute of Concrete Technology.
The Institute of Concrete Technology was formed in 1972, and its headquarters are located in Blackwater, England, a small town about 30 miles outside of London. The Institute is internationally recognized and the Diploma has world-wide acceptance as the leading qualification in concrete techology. Its mission is “to preserve and promote concrete technology as a recognized engineering discipline and consolidate the professional status of practising concrete technologists worldwide.”
More information about the ICT can be found on their website.
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