Students

The students in the Construction Technology and Management Department come from many  diverse backgrounds. While the majority of the students are Michigan residents, there are quite a few students from other Midwest states, around the country, and around the world. 

For a more complete listing of available scholarships, click here.

• Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC),
• Associated General Contractors (AGC),
• Construction Management Association of America (CMAA),
• Asphalt Pavement Association of Michigan  (APAM),
• Michigan Infrastructure Transportation Association (MITA),
• National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), and
• National Association of Minority Contractors (NAMC).

ACS represents Construction Technology & Management students throughout their four years of study. The goal is to develop a better understanding of the construction industry and broaden the skills of the members by promoting leadership, teamwork, ethics, and club involvement. To accomplish these objectives ACS is conducts regular meetings and sponsors field trips, volunteer work, and social events.

For more information on the Associated Construction Students, click here.

Sigma Lambda Chi is the scholastic national honorary society that serves the construction industry in both an academic and professional capacity. The fundamental purpose of Sigma Lambda Chi is the recognition of outstanding students in construction. The objective is of the highest degree of importance. Sigma Lambda Chi was formed to honor the most distinguished students in construction, who have shown by their leadership and academic capabilities that hey are truly bound to become tomorrow's leaders in the construction industry. An additional purpose of Sigma Lambda Chi is to also honor outstanding faculty members and professionals in the construction industry.

For more information on the National Sigma Lambda Chi organization, click here.

An active student chapter of WIT, open to all students in the College of Technology (COT), participates in academic and social activities that enhance interest and involvement of women in traditionally male dominated professions. As an organization we hope to influence and increase female enrollment in COT academic programs with the direct result of strengthening female representation in the workplace.

For more information on the Women in Technology, click here.

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