I plan to go into the field of construction and to own my own construction company, and the BCS department is the best ¹ú²úBT has to offer.
It has to be Dudy Noble; it’s hard to beat a weekend baseball game.
I chose CAAD because I really loved the studio-based program and that we get a business administrative minor along with the BCS degree.
My favorite spot on campus is the Drill Field. It is the perfect place to enjoy the sun, read a book, or talk with friends.
Associate Professor Michele Herrmann, who holds a Juris Doctor degree from New York Law School and has been teaching fourth-year BCS studios since fall 2011, said she’s excited to learn the administration side and see things through that perspective.
I serve as the Executive Vice President of Probity Contracting. Being a midsized contracting company focused on the Southeast, I am personally involved with every aspect of the company, from the company's financials to the daily activities of our labor forces in the field.
$60,500,000 in Construction Management • $60,000,000 in Division 8 and Division 9 Specialty Services
Maroon runs through our blood. Robert graduated in the Construction Engineering program in the 1980s, and I graduated from BCS in 2011 as part of the first class. We joined the board in effort to bring awareness to challenges our industry faces. It's important for students/faculty to see and hear of these challenges from a subcontractor's perspective.
As president and owner, I oversee all aspects of the operation.
I work for Jesco in a hybrid role. I work both in estimating and project management. This allows me to learn about all the different aspects of a construction project. I have enjoyed this role the past two years.
A luncheon was held in honor of the Mississippi State University Department of Building Construction Science class of 2022.
The event was sponsored by Brad Stevens, president of Community Bank's Amory division.
Read more about the 2021-2022 award recipients and the class of 2022.