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Dewberry’s Tim Belcher Wins the 2015 American Society of Highway Engineers’ Young Member of the Year Award

Tim Belcher was recognized for his dedication to American Society of Highway Engineers (ASHE) and technical society activities, humanitarian activities, and professional and educational achievements by receiving the 2015 Young Member of the Year Award from ASHE.

Tim Belcher accepts the national 2015 ASHE Young Member of the Year Award from past President Samir Mody at the national convention in Baltimore, Maryland.
Tim Belcher accepts the national 2015 ASHE Young Member of the Year Award from past President Samir Mody at the national convention in Baltimore, Maryland.

Tim Belcher, PE, PMP, received the national 2015 Young Member of the Year Award from the American Society of Highway Engineers (ASHE) for his outstanding contributions to the highway and transportation industry.

Belcher was recognized for his dedication to ASHE and technical society activities, humanitarian activities, and professional and educational achievements.

He served as secretary for the Potomac Section of ASHE and served on the board of directors for six years. While serving as secretary, he helped the section win two national awards for membership growth. As a result, he was selected as the Potomac Section Member of the Year in both 2012 and 2015.

Belcher has been with Dewberry for 13 years, where he is a senior associate and senior project manager managing more than $150 million in construction projects. He is a professional engineer, a project management professional, and has completed extensive training courses with the Virginia Department of Transportation.

Belcher received his bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. He is a committee member with the Transportation Research Board.

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