For information on a career in construction management
please visit the following websites:

1. Texas A&M University Faculty Positions Posting                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 
2. http://www.aacei.org
   Since 1956, AACE International, the Association for the Advancement of Cost Engineering, has provided its members with the resources they need to enhance their performance and ensure continued growth and success. With about 5,500 members world-wide, AACE International serves cost management professionals: cost managers and engineers, project managers, planners and schedulers, estimators and bidders, and value engineers. AACE International has members in 78 countries and currently includes 74 local sections.
   
   
3. http://www.nawic.org
   NAWIC'S Education Foundation has four programs to help introduce young people to construction.
      
   BUILD IT
   BLOCK KIDS BUILDING PROGRAM
   BUILDING DESIGN PROGRAM
   CAD/DESIGN/DRAFTING PROGRAM
   Please also visit http://www.nawic.org/eduprograms.htm
      
4. http://www.hbi.org
   The Home Builders Institute (HBI) is the education and training arm of the 200,000 member National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). For more than 30 years, HBI has helped young people start careers in the building industry.
      
5. http://www.agc.org
   AGC of America's "Construction Learning Tools" booklet is a publication and video directory which contains a wide variety of resources, including a section on Education and Careers.
      
   Construction: Brochure Describing Careers in Construction
   AGC's Careers in Construction Video
   AGC's Careers in Construction Handout
   Guidelines for AGC Chapter Promotion of Construction Industry Careers
   Construction Career Promotion Poster (24)
   Your Future Is in Your Hand Poster (18" x 24")
   Construction Is Fun (Coloring Book)
      
   http://www.agcbuildup.org
   AGC's Build Up!- A Tool Kit for Learning. Thanks to Build Up! over 390,000 fifth graders now have a positive image of the construction industry. The tool kit contains lessons plans, hands-on exercises, a video and more.
      
6. http://www.constructioneducation.com
      
7. http://www.aednet.org
   The AED Foundation (AEDF) is an affiliate of Associated Equipment Distributors, an international association of distributors, manufacturers and suppliers serving the construction equipment industry. The foundation's programs and services are intended to strengthen the industry through workforce development and professional education.
      
8. http://www.ConstructMyFuture.com
   With help from CIMA, AEDF and AGC, this website provides access to information and career opportunities in the construction industry via the internet. This resource is targeted to students ages 15-19 in vocational and technical classes, their instructors and parents, and high school/technical college counselors.
      
9. http://www.nccer.org
   The National Center for Construction Education and Research's (NCCER) primary goal is to standardize construction craft training throughout the country so that both employers and employees will benefit from the training, no matter where they are located.
      
10. http://www.constructorcertification.org
    http://www.aicnet.org
    In an effort to recognize the unique technical and managerial knowledge and skills required today, the American Institute of Constructors (AIC) Certification Commission qualifies indviduals through education, experience and examination for the professional designations of Associate Constructor (AC) and Certified Professional Constructor (CPC).
       
11. http://www.constructionwriters.org
    CWA is a network for journalists, writers, editors, and publicists who work in the construction industry. Their mission is to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas in the construction field, to improve their professional capabilities and to enhance the public's image of construction.

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