Charles J. McDonough, a consultant and principal of CJM Solutions in East Norriton, Pa., has received a 2007 ASTM International Award of Merit and accompanying title of fellow from Committee D19 on Water. The award is the highest ASTM International recognition for individual contributions to standards activities.

Jeffrey F. Speck, vice president of sales and marketing for Big River Industries in Alpharetta, Ga., has been recognized with an ASTM International Award of Merit and accompanying title of fellow, the highest ASTM honor for individual contributions to standards activities.

John R. Hubbling, laboratory manager for Metropolitan Council/Environmental Services, St. Paul, Minn., received the Max Hecht Award from ASTM International Committee D19 on Water. The committee cited Hubbling for his outstanding service and advancing the study of water.

Hubbling lives in St. Paul, Minn.

Steven R. Westbrook, principal scientist in the Fuels and Lubricants Research Division of the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas, has been recognized with an ASTM International Award of Merit and accompanying title of fellow, the highest society recognition for individual contributions to standards activities.

An ASTM International Award of Merit and accompanying title of fellow honor the standards development contributions of Dr. S. Paul Singh, a professor at the School of Packaging, Michigan State University (MSU), in East Lansing, Mich. The award is the highest society recognition given to individuals for their part in voluntary consensus standards activities.

Singh lives in East Lansing, Mich.

Lawrence D. Carbary, an associate industry scientist/construction industry at Dow Corning Corp. in Midland, Mich., has been honored with the ASTM International Award of Merit and accompanying title of fellow. The award is the highest ASTM recognition for individual contributions to standards activities.

Carbary lives in Midland, Mich.