Leonidas Constantinos Stylianopoulos

Background

Stylianopoulos, Leonidas Constantinos was born on June 5, 1929 in Athens, Greece. Son of Constantinos Leonidas and Chryssanthi (Katsalidou) Stylianopoulos.

Education

Science diploma, Athens College, Greece, 1948. Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, Cornell University, 1952. Master of Science in Civil Engineering, Purdue University, 1955.

Career

Project manager Ammann and Whitney, Athens, Greece, 1957-1958. Highway engineer Doxiadis Association.s, Greece, 1958-1967. Traffic engineer Buchart-Horn, Inc., York, Pennsylvania, 1967-1968.

Deputy director Dot of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, 1968-1969. Resident manager Airways Engineering Corporation, Washington, 1969-1974. Chief civil engineer, project manager Frank E. Basil, Inc., 1974-1986.

Value engineer, consultant SH&G, V.E. Division, 1986-1988. Resident project manager United Research Services International Inc., San Francisco, 1988-1999. Professor Greek Air Cadet University, Dekelia, Greece, 1994-1998.

Research engineer department civil engineering, laboratory transportation works University Patras, Greece, since 1998. Board directors Geomechaniki of Greece, Athens, 1960-1965. Consultant United Nations Special Fund, New York City, 1963-1964.

Advisory board Minister of Coordinator, Athens, 1970-1972. Professor urban engineering Athens Center of Ekistics, 1960-1965.

Achievements

• Leonidas Constantinos Stylianopoulos has been listed as a noteworthy Civil engineer, educator, consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Executive board Christian University Scientists, Athens, 1960-2000. Advisory board Student Christian Union, Athens, Greece, 1969-1986. 2nd lieutenant Greek Corps. of Engineers, 1957-1958, Europe.

Member American Society of Civil Engineers, ASPE, Greek Society Civil Engineers, Transportation Research Board, Technical Chamber of Greece.

Interests

• Avocations: soccer, basketball, tennis, track, fishing.

Connections

Married Sophia Leonidas Douros Stylianopoulos, December 25, 1965. Children: Constantinos, Areti, Demetrios, Chryssanthi, Georgios.