A Colorado State University summer camp intended to help high school girls picture themselves in the male-dominated construction industry became bigger and better in its second year.
Kyle Deuschle has been a member of five competition teams, served as secretary for the Associated Builders and Contractors club and president of the CM Board of Directors.
First-generation student finds career in construction management in the College of Health and Human Sciences.
First-generation student finds career in construction management in the College of Health and Human Sciences
Between construction management competition teams, paving a future for women in CM, and helping create a more accessible home, outstanding grad Jenna Richards mastered involvement on campus.
Months of preparation paid off for two more teams during national competition this spring. Put to the test in all skills learned throughout their academic career, construction management students displayed exceptional leadership and passion throughout the competition.
Each spring, the CM Cares program at CSU provides services to those in need of construction assistance, to improve mobility and ADA access to their homes.
The College of Health and Human Sciences Career Services is hosting Establish Your Experience, a panel and networking event for first- and second-year CHHS students.
Sergio A. Ortiz graduated from Colorado State University in 2009 with his B.S. in construction management and a minor in business administration. He has worked in Colorado for nearly ten years with the Neenan Company, based out of Fort Collins.