Annual Construction Career Night Feb 5th, 4:30PM

The Annual Construction Career/Roundtable Night will be help Feb 5th in the Plaster Student Union Grand Ballroom.  Sign up sheets were email to all majors, they are also available in Glass 200.  Sign-up sheets need to be submitted by Monday Feb. 2 in Glass 200.   

Attending Companies:

Alberici Construction- St. Louis

APAC Missouri- Springfield

Beck Group- Dallas Texas

Black and Veatch- Kansas City

Brinkman Constructors- St. Louis

Crossland- Columbus Kansas

Emery Sapp & Sons (ESS)- Springfield (Columbia home office)

Faith Technologies- Springfield

Flintco Construction- Springfield (Tulsa home office)

Hensel Phelps- Clearwater Beach, Florida

JE Dunn- St. Louis

Key Construction- Wichita

Korte Construction- St. Louis

Lithko Construction- Kansas City

Martin K. Eby Construction- Wichita

McBride and Son Homes- St. Louis

Nabholz Construction- Rogers Arkansas

Paul Mueller Company- Springfield

The Ross Group- Tulsa Oklahoma

S.M. Wilson- St. Louis

Structural Group- Kansas City (Hanover, MD Home office)

Utility Contractors- Wichita

Walton Construction- Springfield (KC home office)

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One Response to Annual Construction Career Night Feb 5th, 4:30PM

  1. Dr.Ernest Lynn Frazier says:

    Wow! What a lineup of business and industry for the construction carrer night. Speaks so well for the quality of this program.! Word has gotten around about the success of your graduates.

    I graduated in 1961, I’m certain I would not recognize the degree programs you now offer. At the time I was a student, the emphasis was on preparing Industrial Arts teachers, which produced some quality teachers. Some graduates went into industry.

    This is probably the inappropriate place to put in a “plug” to hear from some of the graduates of about 1958-1961…but I would like to hear from some of you…bring me up to date on your family and career.

    Dr Strong, keep up the work that Mr. Kemper ( department head) and Mr. Olan Oatman ( first wood working instructor) started many years ago. Both were of the finest character and had a real concern for the progress of their students. I’m certain that legacy continues until this day.

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