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Who We Are
The newly formed Myers-Lawson School of Construction is a unique collaboration between the College of Engineering and the College of Architecture and Urban Studies. The principle units of the school include the Dept. of Building Construction and the Vecellio Construction Engineering and Management program in the Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
When building construction major Sheila Matarazzo wants to see how the complex network of drains, water lines and electrical wires are organized in a large structure, all she has to do is look up.
Jonathan Arnold (BC '09) winner of the $2000 scholarship, and scholarship finalists David DuBose (BC '09), Anna Fujimoto (BC '09), and Brandon Knight (BC '09) traveled to Maryland to participate in the final selection process for the Mechanical Contractors of America Metro Washington Scholarship.
The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) proudly supports construction industry–related research through the William A. Klinger Research Award.
When building construction major Sheila Matarazzo wants to see how the complex network of drains, water lines and electrical wires are organized in a large structure, all she has to do is look up.
Jonathan Arnold (BC '09) winner of the $2000 scholarship, and scholarship finalists David DuBose (BC '09), Anna Fujimoto (BC '09), and Brandon Knight (BC '09) traveled to Maryland to participate in the final selection process for the Mechanical Contractors of America Metro Washington Scholarship.