
ASSOCIATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL & ENGINEERING GEOLOGISTS
70th Annual Meeting
October 25-30, 2027
Hyatt Regency and SAFE Center, Sacramento, California


Network with Colleagues
and Friends

Enjoy Memorable Special Events!

Learn from Experts Around
the World
AEG 2027 Hotel
Hyatt Regency Sacramento
1209 L St, Sacramento, California, 95814
Group Rate $269
(Last day to book the group rate is October 4, 2027)
Reservation Link Coming Soon!
Hotel Website
(Only book through this link, members have been receiving scam emails to register through third party sites)
Ideally located across from the 40-acre California State Capitol Park, our hotel in downtown Sacramento offers a tranquil urban escape. Surrounded by restaurants, shopping and nightlife, you'll be a short walk from Capitol Mall, the Crocker Art Museum, Golden 1 Center, and the Old Sacramento Waterfront. Relax by the hotel’s resort-style pool, enjoy dinner by the outdoor fireplace or take in downtown Sacramento skyline views from your room.
AEG 2027 Meeting Space
SAFE Credit Union Convention Center
1209 L St, Sacramento, California, 95814
Website
Brand new, state-of-the-art convention center. Cutting edge design, advanced technology,
and unsurpassed scalability converge to go beyond our attendee's expectations.

No Matter Your Interests, There’s Something at AEG 2027 For You.
Join the ultimate geoscience experience for learning best practices, discovering solutions, and developing new perspectives and strategies to plan for what’s next.

2027 Virtual Day
Monday, October 25 , 2027 - 10:00am-5:00pm (Eastern)
$100 members/$150 non-members/$20 Students
Registration for this event will be included with all Annual Meeting full and student registrations.
Join us for AEG's Annual Meeting Virtual Day. This will be a full day of online technical presentations for those that would like to participate in the Annual Meeting but are unable to attend. All presentations will be recorded for later viewing. 6.5 PDHs will be available for these sessions.

As a member of AEG for more than 46 years, I am continuously reminded of the many benefits of attending Annual meetings. A few examples of exciting opportunities that commonly occur during Annual meetings that I personally find rewarding are as follows:
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Excellent stimulating and informative presentations related to applied geoscience that cover a broad spectrum of interesting topics.
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Excellent field courses given by individuals who are extremely knowledgeable about the locations being visited.
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Connecting with friends and colleagues as well as adding new folks to my professional and personal networks.
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Participating in mentoring sessions for upcoming “rock stars” who will become the future leaders in their respective technical fields and keep AEG on the cutting edge of applied geoscience.
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Discussions and presentations that remind me of the importance of encouraging diversity, equity, and inclusion at AEG.
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Both teaching (by sharing my experience-based knowledge in conversations and presentations) and learning (from discussions with and presentations made by treasured colleagues and amazingly sharp students).
- Gerry L. Stirewalt, PhD, PG, CEG
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

"Attending the AEG annual conference is an amazing opportunity for students in engineering and environmental geosciences! The support that the AEG community offers for students is like no other. There are so many opportunities to help cover the costs of the conference, such as volunteering events and travel grants. AEG is a smaller conference focused in engineering and environmental geoscience, which allows for more intimate networking events and for students to have their voices heard. Members in attendance at the conference are enthusiastic and excited to hear about research that is being done by students and they give great feedback on poster presentations. The members of AEG are so supportive of students and young professionals, and I look forward to attending more conferences in the future. I would love to see the number of student attendees grow, because I feel that this conference was crucial to my development as a professional and as a geoscientist!"
- Aleigha Dollens, University of Missouri- Kansas City





