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Texas A&M recognized faculty, staff and students in academics, teaching, research and service across 11 award categories.

During its celebration of the International Women’s Day on March 8, 2023, the U.S. National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) spotlighted North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University’s tenured Associate Professor of Construction Science and Management, Dr. Andrea Nana Ofori-Boadu. This recognition was for her dedication to inspiring the next generation of residential construction industry […]

Office? >> marissa bayless. she wants to build it. i ended up applying to trade school, thankfully received your scholarship and i studied construction science. >> and now here you are in the field practicing your trade . >> yeah, i needed to see the business side of it. estimating materials, things like that. and then im out on the job with the crew. so ive kind of done lots of residential remodeling. so i at best of both worlds, its pretty sweet. >> apply today for a work ethic scholarship. >>...

A group of Aggies from the Department of Construction Science spent their spring break in England for this year’s “Constructionarium”.

The award honors outstanding faculty and staff whose colleagues hold them in high esteem for exhibiting excellence at the university.

Are you a parent looking for fun and stimulating spring and summer programs to keep your young ones busy? Or are you a high school student interested in exploring the world of architecture and getting college credit? As we enter the spring season and with summer just around the corner, there are...

/PRNewswire/ -- The EPDM Roofing Association (ERA) is recommending that Federal, state and local governments, as well as regulatory bodies, pause the...

/PRNewswire/ -- Future attorney Jewel Drigo is the winner of The Dominguez Firms Legal Scholarship and Caedmon Tidwell has been selected as our Collegiate...

The Texas A&M Foundation recognizes Horlen for his impact on the Texas A&M University’s Department of Construction Science.

Kansas State University will hold its fall commencement exercises on Saturday and among those receiving degrees will be 16 Wildcat student-athletes.