EKU's Department of Applied Engineering and Technology, along with the School of Applied Arts and Technology, is pleased to announce that Mr. William "Matt" Gumm has been selected as their departmental distinguished alum for 2012.
AET selects Matt Gumm as 2012 distinguished alum
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Adams, Arias and Chandra Participate in Noel Studio Creativity Week
The Noel Studio invites students and faculty to the 2nd annual Creativity Week, held October 8th through the 12th.
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Annual Construction Management banquet recognizes students, faculty and industry supporters
EKU's Seventh Annual Construction Management Recognition Banquet honored not only outstanding students and faculty, but also those individuals and companies who have demonstrated exemplary service. Retired Department of Technology chair, Dr. Clyde Kraft, joined students who mingled with contractors during the April 18 reception and dinner in Arlington's Mule Barn.
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Scholar Athlete: Patrick Ford
Construction Management graduate Patrick Ford (#63, on right in photo) is one of two football Colonels named to the 2013 NFF Hampshire Honor Society
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Scholar Athlete: Sean Hagen
Construction Management junior Sean Hagen and Communications senior Shaun Ball earned first team All-OVC honors for Colonel Baseball. They were among six Eastern Kentucky University baseball players who earned recognition for their s
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Scholar Athlete: Patrick Ford
Former EKU football player and Construction Management alum Patrick Ford has signed an NFL free agent deal with the new York Jets. Ford was a senior for the EKU football team last fall.
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Dyer Honored by Kentucky Section of American Society of Civil Engineers
EKU's Dr. Bryan Dyer has received the Distinguished Engineer in Education award from the Kentucky Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).
Dyer, an associate professor in the Department of Applied Engineering and Technology, teaches in EKU’s Construction Management Program.
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EKU Construction Management hosts 2014 Banquet
Eastern hosted the 8th Annual Construction Management Recognition Banquet on April 10, 2014, to honor outstanding students and faculty, as well as those individuals and companies who have demonstrated exemplary service. This year’s reception and dinner was held in Arlington's Mule Barn. EKU President Michael Benson was on hand to greet guests and make opening remarks.
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Scholar Athlete: Sean Hagen
Construction Management major Sean Hagen is one of 15 semifinalists for the 2014 Johnny Bench Award, the Greater Wichita Area Sports Commission announced recently. The award is given annually to the top NCAA Division I catcher. Hagen is a senior from Reading, Pa.
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Master's Degree Program in Construction Management Now Fully Online
Eastern Kentucky University will offer a 100 percent online master’s degree in construction management for fall 2014.
The program, designed to serve current industry professionals, can be completed in as little as 18 months and is unique in that it offers an avenue of advancement for individuals from across the industry spectrum.
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Student Spotlight: Jeanne Ann Kelly
This week's spotlight student is Jeanne Ann Kelly.
Jeanne is from Glasgow, Ky., where her wonderful parents Kevin and Ann Kelly still live. She is a sophomore here at Eastern Kentucky University majoring in Construction Management. Jeanne is also a Pledge for Alpha Phi Omega, a member of Toastmaster, and an intern at Amteck of Kentucky.
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Student Spotlight: Quentin Miles
This week’s spotlight student is Quentin Miles. Quentin is a 20-year-old junior from Saint Francis, Ky., where his parents, Chris and Lea, still reside.
Quentin is a Construction Management major and is an active SCA (Student Contractor’s Association) member. Quentin chose this major because he has always been interested in the construction process.
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Should Your Project Managers Have a Masters Degree in Construction Management?
In order to believe that a master’s degree is valuable, you have to accept the idea that continuing education is vital to your organization and the greater good of the construction world.
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Patrick McCowan named 2015 Distinguished Alum
EKU's Department of Applied Engineering and Technology, along with the School of Applied Arts and Technology, is pleased to announce that Mr. Patrick McCowan has been selected as their departmental distinguished alum for 2015.
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EKU Construction Management 2014 Awards Banquet
Eastern hosted the its 9th Annual Construction Management Recognition Banquet on April 23, 2015, to honor outstanding students, as well as those individuals and companies who have demonstrated exemplary service. This year’s reception and dinner was held in Arlington's Mule Barn. EKU President Michael Benson was on hand to greet guests and make opening remarks.
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Should Employers Pay for the Continued Education of Project Managers?
Why would you as an employer want to pay for the continuing education of your project managers? What value does continuing education bring to your company? These are common questions for construction business owners that are assessing the value of paying for an employee’s graduate education.
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Construction Management Students Collaborate with Central KY Regional Airport
For years, EKU has been developing a unique partnership with the Madison County Airport (soon to become the Central KY Regional Airport). Dr. Bryan Dyer’s Construction Surveying (CON 320) class participated in a work-learn project that gave them real-life, on-the-job experience.
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EKU in Top 5 Best Online Construction Management Masters Programs
AffordableCollegesOnline.org Releases 2015-2016 Ranking for Best Online Construction Management Programs
AffordableCollegesOnline.org (AC Online), a leading resource for online learning and college affordability information, has released its third annual ranking for the 2015-2016 Best Online Construction Management Programs with EKU's program in the top five.
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Construction Management Faculty Win EKU Campus Challenge Competition
A proposal to involve all Eastern Kentucky University students in public service has captured the top prize in the University’s first Campus Challenge competition.
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Zeta II Chapter of Sigma Lambda Chai Reactivated
The Zeta II chapter of Sigma Lambda Chi honor society is proud to announce its recent reactivation as the construction honor society in the Department of Applied Engineering and Technology at Eastern Kentucky University. Dr. Anthony J. Lamanna will act as the advisor to the four newly installed members.
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