Our Mission
Our mission is to provide a dynamic opportunity for engaged learning through a variety of certificate and degree programs that foster integrity, creativity, hands-on activities, and scholarly work. Success is measured by learners who leave professionally competent to build better communities through service, leadership and lifelong learning in their chosen field.
The entry point into a career can happen with just an Associate of Science or Associate of Applied Science in any of the Construction Technology Education program areas. The Construction Management program offers a 4 year Bachelor of Science degree.
These vocational and technical programs provide high value skills in high demand jobs that pay high wages.
A Little More About Us
Construction Management
The program provides courses in construction science covering the heavy civil, commercial,
and residential fields. Students will learn about construction materials and green
building methods through the use of readings, 3-D models, hands-on laboratory exercises,
and site visits. Construction Management courses in estimating, scheduling, BIM, job
site management, safety, and soil testing are also provided. Students will build a
strong background in mathematics, computer technology, business, and other general
education subjects. Read More
Facilities Management
The Facilities Management program is designed to prepare graduates to manage physical
facilities such as resorts, health care centers, government facilities, recreational
complexes, schools, industrial plants, and apartment buildings. Where ever there are
buildings to be maintained there is a career opportunity for the facility manager.
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Building Inspection Technology
The mission of the Construction Technologies Department is to provide a dynamic opportunity
for engaged learning through an array of certificate and degree programs that foster
integrity, creativity, hands-on activities, and scholarly work. Success is measured
by learners who leave professionally competent to build better communities through
service, leadership and lifelong learning in their chosen field. Read More
Cabinetry & Architectural Woodworking
The highly skilled crafts-person in the cabinet-making field may find work in factory
production, set-up milling, assembling, and installing highly customized cabinetry
in residences, banks, department stores, and restaurants. Other jobs may be found
in furniture work, and specialized facets of the industry. Self-employment often follows
short-term trade experience. Read More
