PSLS 2016 Surveyor of the Year Awarded to Adam D. Crews, PLS

Adam D. Crews, PLS of Pipersville, PA received the Pennsylvania Society of Land Surveyors' (PSLS) 2016 Surveyor of the Year Award during the society’s annual conference in Hershey, Pa., January 23rd. It is the society’s most prestigious award presented to a surveyor who has displayed exemplary service to the society, and whose work has benefitted the land surveying profession and the public.

Crews started his career as a land surveyor at a young age helping his father Thomas Crews, a Professional Land Surveyor, and found a love for the profession. Crews continued his education with Penn State University in the Surveying Engineering Baccalaureate program. He graduated in 2002 and earned his professional license in 2008. Crews is also licensed as a Professional Surveyor in New Jersey and a Certified Professional in Erosion & Sedimentation Control.

In 2013, Crews started his own surveying business and became president of the Pennsylvania Society of Land Surveyors. After two years as President, Crews stepped into the advisory position of immediate past-president and took on another challenging role by volunteering to head the Public Relations Committee. He is also a member of the Industrial Advisory Committee with Penn State Wilkes-Barre’s Surveying program. These qualities of leadership and professionalism have proven Crews to be an outstanding asset to the profession of Land Surveying.

Crews receives the Surveyor of the Year Award from 2015 Award Recipient Amy J. Hopkins