Stay up-to-date with all the Virginia Tech plans for the Fall 2020 semester with the VT Ready website. Read more about The Virginia Tech's Plan for the Fall 2020 Semester
As we await a vaccine (elimination) and plasma therapies (substitution), at the MLSoC, we are focused on the lower three levels of the hierarchy of controls. These are less effective than Substitution and Elimination, so we need to be vigilant about using PPE, Administrative, and Engineering Controls. Read more about Safety, Health, and Wellness Commitment
Graduate student Chinmay Lad became the 1000th person to earn the CM-BIM credential from the Associated General Contractors of America and therefore made the cover of the current issue of Constructor Magazine. He is pursuing his Masters degree in the Vecellio Construction Engineering and Management Program in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Read more about MLSoC Student on Cover of Constructor Magazine
Dr. Abiola Akanmu, assistant professor in the Myers Lawson School of Construction, is leading the grant, “Impact of Interactive Holographic Scenes in Learning Applications of Data Sensing and Modeling.” Read more about MLSoC professor contributes to Smart Design in Construction and is awarded NSF Grant
Environmental Design and Planning doctoral student Zachary Gould is part of Virginia Tech's largest cohort of Fulbright U.S. Student grant recipients in university history. Read more about EDP Doctoral Student receives Fullbright Fellowship
Forrester Construction has been named the winner of a National Safety Excellence Award from Associated Builders and Contractors. Read more about Congratulations Forrester Construction!
Teams competing in the Solar Decathlon Design Challenge develop creative solutions for real-world issues in the building industry. Read more about MLSoC led VT Student Team wins the 2019 International Solar Decathlon Design Competition
On February 5th, The Myers-Lawson School of Construction sent three student teams to the Associated Schools of Construction Student Competition and Construction Management Conference in Reno, Nevada. 21 students represented the Myers-Lawson School of Construction and competed against numerous universities across the United States. Read more about Project Management Team Places 1st at ASC Competition
Its always great to connect our students to opportunities that allow them to travel abroad, immerse themselves in different cultures and practice their construction skills. Over winter break, a group of students traveled to Peru while another group traveled to Rwanda. Read more about Giving Back Globally
