State

·         Technical Committee, Nebraska Chapter of American Concrete Institute (1998 - present)

·         Education Committee, Nebraska Chapter of American Concrete Institute (1998 - present)

 

International

·         Publications Committee, Associated Schools of Construction (1998 - present)

·         Distance Learning Task Force, Associated Schools of Construction (1998 - present)

·         Faculty Development Committee, Association Schools of Construction (1997 - present)

 

ACTIVITIES

 

Student

·         Faculty Advisor, Nebraska Student Chapter of National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Construction Management Team (2002 - Present). The student team has placed fifth in 2002 (Las Vegas, NV) and won “Rookie of the Year” award in this competition. Winning provided the teams with scholarships

·         Coach for the Heavy/ Highway student management competitions at the Associated Schools of Construction Region V Conference and Competition (February 2000).  Team placed third in their region.

·         Speaker for the University of Nebraska Bright Lights program that introduced high school students to construction and how if affects their daily lives (July 30, 2002).

·         Faculty Computer Assistance, Student Competitions -- Heavy Highway and Commercial.  Associated Schools of Construction Region V Conference in Nebraska City, NE (February 1997).

·         Faculty Advisor, Texas A&M Student Chapter of National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Construction Management Marathon Team (1992 - 1996). The student team has placed second in 1993 (Las Vegas, NV) and second in 1994 (Houston, TX) in the NAHB’s competition. Provided the competing teams that placed with scholarships.

·         Faculty Advisor, Associated Schools of Construction Region V Estimating Competition in Dallas, TX (January 1996). The student team placed 2nd.

·         Faculty Advisor, Texas A&M Student Chapter of NAHB Greater Houston Builders Association Playhouse Competition in Houston, Texas (1992 - 1995).  The student chapter team has placed 1st in 1992, 3rd in 1993, 1st in 1994, and second in 1995. The competition has provided students with a total of 24 scholarships.

·         Faculty Advisor and Participant, Texas A&M University student chapters of NAHB, AGC and ABC community services and funding raising activities.  These included weekend community service for Habitat for Humanity, Phoebes Home for Battered Women, and Brazos Valley Medical Center in College Station and Bryan, Texas (1992-1996).  Fund raising included joint efforts between the clubs to construct a playhouse for auction and to sponsor fajita and burger dinners during semester terms at the College of Architecture.

 

College

·         Master of Engineering in Construction Graduate Coordinator for the College of Engineering and Technology (2002-present)

·         Student advising; 44 undergraduates and 26 graduates

·         Faculty and student computer technician for the Department of Construction Management; maintaining hardware and software updates on 50+ computers, 3 servers, and 3 websites.

·         Maintain a web site specifically for Construction Management students. Site: http://cmdept.unl.edu/drb

 

Industry

·         Exhibitor at the Construction Technology Fair 2001 sponsored by the Nebraska Cornhusker Chapter of the Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.  (May 2001).

·         Judge for the Associated Builders & Contractors 4^th Annual Excellence in Construction Awards (February 2000-2001)

·         Associated Builders & Contractors (ABC) Excellence in Construction Awards - designed the Award presentation format for ABC using Power Point slides (November 1998)

·         Expert Witness

- Kelvin Berens vs McNeil Company, Inc. – Berens and Tate, Attorneys at Law, Omaha, NE (January 2003)

-Lutts vs Champion Homes – Dowding and Dowdings Attorneys at  Law, Grand Island, NE (1999- 2001.)

-Don Julsgard and Barbara Julesgard vs. ABC General Contractors, Inc. – Dowding and Dowdings, Attorneys at Law, Grand Island, NE (March – June 2001)

-Einspahr Construction, Inc. vs. Marcia Beck, vs Einspahr Construction Inc., and Robert Torson Archchitects, P.C. – Baird Holm, Attorneys at Law, Omaha, NE (November 2000 – July 2001).

 

National/International

·         American Council for Construction Education, (ACCE); member of the accreditation team visit to: Oregon State University, Construction Engineering Management in Corvallis, Oregon (March 2002).

·         Organized activities for Region IV of the Associated Schools of Construction.  Involves a seven state area consisting of eleven different universities.  Activities included the regional meeting, a student management competition and career fair.  Nebraska City, NE (February 13-16, 2002)

·         Accreditation team visit to Oregon State University, American Council for Construction Education, (ACCE) (March 2-5,2002)

·         Proceedings Editor/Publisher for 96 universities - Associated Schools of Construction  (1997 - present)

·         Associated Schools of Construction Region IV Director.  Developed a web information hub for the North Midwest area.  Site located at http://asceditor.unl.edu/region4 .  In the process of starting a student job fair in conjunction with the student management competition.

·         Web Master for the ASC Proceedings home page.  Developed pages:  Call for Papers, Style Guide, and the electronic manuscript review process.  Site located at http://asceditor.unl.edu/ascpro

·         Book Review for John Wiley & Sons, Inc, College Publishing.  A Primer on Organizational Behavior 5^th Edition (May 200)

·         Manuscript Peer Reviewer

-International Conference on Information Systems in Engineering and Construction Proceedings (June 2001).

-Special edition of the international journal Fuel (1997)

-Journal of Construction Education (1996 - present)

- Associated Schools of Construction (ASC) Annual Proceedings (1996 - present)

 

 

PUBLICATIONS

 

Refereed Journals

 "Practical Business Application of Break-Even Analysis in Graduate Construction Education"  Berryman, C. and Nobe, M.  Journal of Construction Education, 3, (1), January 1999.

 

“Incorporating Reserve Fund Analysis into Graduate Construction Education”.  Nobe, M. and Berryman, C. Journal of Construction Education, 2, (5).  March, 1997.

 

“Liquidated Damages Clauses in Construction Contracts: A Study of the Intent Test” Jensen, D., O’Marra, B., Berryman, C., and Craig, J.  Journal of the American Institute of Constructors, 18, (4), December 1994.

 

 

Refereed Publications

 “Perceived Worker Motivation by Upper Management - A Construction Motivation Survey”.  Berryman, C., and Nobe, M.  Refereed abstract – Research in Progress for the Proceedings of the 39^th Annual Conference Associated Schools of Construction, Clemsen, SC., to be publish April 2003.

 

“A Teaching Portfolio for Mechanical Professors”.  FIPSE/Pew/Pepsi funded multi-institutional project that develops course portfolios for peer review. Published at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln at http://www.unl.edu/peerrev under Participants’ Area.  It was also published by the Mechanical Contractors Association of America (MCCA) web site http://www.mcaa.org under Member Login.

 

“Publishing in a Dynamic Electronic Medium”  Williamson, K. and Berryman C.  Proceedings from the International Conference on Information Systems in Engineering and Construction,  July 2001.

 

"Using Digital Technologies for Construction Education", Berryman, C. and Swoboda, L. Proceedings of the 34^th Annual Conference Associated Schools of Construction, New Britain, CT, PP 135-144, April 15 -18, 1998.

 

“Project Management as a Core Discipline.” Berryman, C., Jensen, D., and Craig J.  Proceedings from the Associated Schools of Construction, refereed paper: April 1995.

 

“Instructing Contract Law Using a Simulated Construction Project with Adverse Conditions.”  Berryman, C. and Jensen, D.  Proceedings from the Associated Schools of Construction, refereed paper: March 1994

 

 

Proceedings

"In-Situ Evaluation of Road Bases Containing Coal Ash and FGD Calcium Sulfate", Berryman, C., America Coal Ash Association 13^th International Symposium, Orlando, Florida,  vol. 3, pp.  82-97, January 11-14, 1999.

 

"Coal Combustion By-Product Utilization in Construction Brick"  Berryman, C.  1997 International Ash Utilization Symposium, Lexington, Kentucky, pp. 163-170, October 21-22, 1997

 

“Interactive Distance Learning Using Digital Technologies”.  Berryman, C. and Swoboda, L. American Society for Engineering Education. Midwest Section Conference.  April 1997.

 

“Application of Critical Thinking Models for Engineering Classes”. Swoboda, L. and Berryman, C. American Society for Engineering Education. Midwest Section Conference.  April 1997.

 

“Construction Business Break-Even:  A Practical Analysis”. Berryman, C. and Nobe, M., C. American Society for Engineering Education. Midwest Section Conference.  April 1997.

 

“Applying Economic Principles to Construction”.  Berryman, C. and Nobe, M. Associated Schools of Construction Region V Conference.  Published proceedings:  February 1997.

 

“Ph.D. Programs Focus on the Future.”  The Right Angle, a Texas A&M University, College of Architecture newsletter using information from dissertation.  Partial data findings and dissertation abstract were published.

 

 

Published Research Reports

 

“Use of FGD Gypsum and Bottom Ash in Roadway and Building Construction” Saylak, D., Sorensen, G., Gadalla, A., Berryman, C., and Bhatt, S. Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI TR-105236) Palo Alto, California. Aug ‘95

 

 

Unpublished Works

 

“Utilization of Fly Ash in Reinforced Concrete Transportation Applications”. Elias, G., Yehia, S., Berryman, C., Tadros, M. Appalachian Transportation Institute, Marshall University, Marshal, West Virginia (February 2003).

 

“A Survey of Faculty in Construction Education”.  Survey and analysis of construction faculty student loads, staffing, and classroom size. Published on the University of Nebraska’s server at http://asceditor.unl.edu/survey2 .

 

 

Works in Progress

 

“Work Motivation in the Workforce” Berryman, C., and Nobe, M.  Spring 2002 submission to the Journal of Construction Education.

 

“High Volume Utilization of Fly Ash in Reinforced Concrete Pipe (RCP)”. Berryman, C., Zhu, J, Jensen, W, and Yehia, S. Summer 2003 submission to the Journal of the American Institute of Constructors

 

“Worker Safety in Construction – Perceptions” Berryman, C., Stentz, T, and Beiter, J.  Summer 2002 submission to the Journal of Construction Education. 

 

  

INVITED PRESENTATIONS

 

“Publishing in a Dynamic Electronic Medium”  Williamson, K. and Berryman C.  Proceedings from the International Conference on Information Systems in Engineering and Construction,  Cocoa Beach Florida (July 7-8, 2001).

 

"In-Situ Evaluation of Road Bases Containing Coal Ash and FGD Calcium Sulfate", Paper presented at the America Coal Ash Association 13^th International Symposium, Orlando, Florida, January 12, 1999.

 

"Using Digital Technologies for Construction Education", Paper presented at the Proceedings of the 34^th Annual Conference Associated Schools of Construction, New Britain, CT (April 16, 1998).

 

"Coal Combustion By-Products Utilization in Construction Brick", Paper presented at the 1997 International Ash Utilization Symposium in Lexington, Kentucky (October 27, 1997).

 

“Applying Economic Principles to Construction”.  Paper presented to the Associated Schools of Construction Region V Conference in Nebraska City, NE (February 1997).

 

“Incorporating Reserve Fund Analysis into Construction Education.”  Paper presented to the Associated Schools of Construction National Conference in College Station, Texas (April 1996).

 

“Project Management as a Core Discipline.” Paper presented to the Associated Schools of Construction National Conference in Tempe, Arizona (April 1995).

 

“Graduate Instruction in Economic Analysis Using Project Simulation.”

Paper presented to the Associated Schools of Construction Region V Conference in Norman, Oklahoma (Sept. 1994).

 

“Instructing Contract Law Using a Simulated Construction Project with Adverse Conditions.”  Paper presented to the Associated Schools of Construction National Conference in Peoria, Illinois (April  1994).

 

“The Construction Project From Hell.”  Paper presented to the Associated Schools of Construction Region V Conference.  Norman, Oklahoma (October 1993).   

 

“The Utilization of Flue Gas Desulfurization in Road Construction.”  Paper presented to the Associated Schools of  Construction Region V Conference.  Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA. (November 1992). 

 

 

CONFERENCES/SEMINARS ATTENDED

 

International Conference on Information Systems in Engineering and Construction, Cocoa Beach Florida, July 7-8, 2001.

 

America Coal Ash Association 13^th International Symposium, Orlando, Florida, January 12, 1999.

 

Associated Schools of Construction Annual International Conference. April, 1993-2002.  Conferences hosted by Colorado State University in Estes Park, Colorado (1993);  Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois (1994); Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona (1995);  Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas (1996); University of Washington in Seattle, Washington (1997);  University of Connecticut in Portland, Maine (1998); California Polytechnic State University in San Lois Opisco, California (1999); Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana (2000); University of Denver in Denver, Colorado (2001).

 

1997 International Ash Utilization Symposium, Lexington, Kentucky,  October 21-22, 1997

 

Process Education Institute.  May 12-14, 1997.  Seminar taught by Pacific Crest – Innovative Education Technologies.  Sponsored by College of Engineering and Technology, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska.

 

 American Society for Engineering Education. Midwest Section Conference.  April 3-4, 1997. Sponsored by the University of Missouri-Columbia.  Columbia, Missouri.

 

Associated Schools of Construction Regional Conferences. Region V in conferences in Baton Rouge, Louisiana (1993 -1994).  Region IV conference in Nebraska City, Nebraska (March 1997, 2000-2002)

 

National Association of Home Builders Annual Conference and Convention. January, 1990-96; Conventions held in Atlanta, Georgia (1990-1991), Las Vegas, Nevada (1992-1994), and Houston, Texas (1995-1996).

 

American General Contractors’ Educators Conference. February, 1994-1995. Conferences held in Dallas, Texas.

 

The Professional Building Inspection Seminar.  February 5, 1994.  Sponsored by the Southern Council of Professional Building Inspectors.  Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.

 

 

FUNDED RESEARCH/GRANTS/AWARDS

 

External Funding

 

11/01 – present.  Appalachian Transportation Institute, Marshal University.  Utilization of Fly Ash in Reinforced Concrete Transportation Applications.  Funded four (4) graduate research assistantships. Project Coordinator - S. Elias; Co. PI – C. Berryman, M. Tadros, & M. Sharif.  $457,492

 

10/97 – present  Associated Schools of Construction (ASC) International Annual Proceedings

Annual Grant to support the editing and publication of the Annual Proceedings.  Funded five (5) student assistantships. PI – C. Berryman.  $30,000

 

8/01 – 5-02  FIPSE/Pew/Pepsi funded multi-institutional project that develops course portfolios for peer review. C. Berryman, T. Wentz, W. Jensen, B. Fischer, and E. Wright. $6,000.

 

4/99 – 4/00  Associated Schools of Construction (ASC)  International Proceeding Archives and Mirror Web Site.  One time grant to develop an archival web based system for all of the past Annual Proceedings and to host a mirror ASC web site at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln.  PI – C. Berryman.  $7,178

 

3/97 - 3/98  Associated General Contractors Education and Research Foundation

1997 William A. Klinger Memorial Award:  University of Nebraska  Lincoln, NE. Co. PI – Berryman, C. & Swoboda, L.  Research and development of a telecommunication and video conferencing infrastructure to facilitate teaching efforts at the University of Nebraska.  Include also is the development of an interactive Distance Learning Computing Facility (DLCF).   $49,357

 

9/90 - 5/93  ALCOA Aluminum, Texas Utilities, and Gulf States Utilities, and Electric Power Research Institute.   Texas A&M University, College Station, TX,  Civil Engineering Department, Materials Division, Texas Transportation Institute: Co-Investigator. Material testing of Flu Gas Desulfurization by-products. Development of FGD materials for brick, insulation, flooring, roofing, and road construction. Provided five (5) graduate assistantships. Texas Transportation Institute:  Phase I, II, and III (1991-1994):   $255,000

 

5/93 - 9/93   -  MasterGuard Education Foundation

Texas A&M University  College Station, TX, Department of Construction Science, Texas A&M Research Foundation: Research technician helped to developed a full scale residential fire test facility for research of fire detection and performance profiles.  Phase III (1993).   $10,339

 

Internal Funding

 

2/03 – present.  University of Nebraska Office of Extended Education and Outreach.  Development of distance learning course in advanced codes and specifications using audio/visual equipment and the IP2 network. PI – Bruce Fisher, Co-PI – C. Berryman.  $15,200 (pending)

 

10/01 – present.  Nebraska Research Initiative (NRI) in the priority area of Construction Infrastructure. University of Nebraska.  Grant for the development of a Center for Building Integration (CBI).   Pre-Proposal, developed by the lead investigator, Clarence Waters was approved 8/20/01.  It is a partnership between the building industry and the University of Nebraska. Co-PI – C. Berryman. $500,000

 

8/99 – 6/00  Nebraska Consortium for Service-Learning in Higher Education. 

University of Nebraska - Lincoln, NE Senior Construction Project Utilizing Service Learning.  PI – C. Berryman    $4,400

 

4/98 – 5/98  University of Nebraska, College of Engineering and Technology New Equipment Grant, Upgrades to Instructional Equipment in the Mechanical/Electrical Systems Laboratory.  Matching grant in association with Associated General Contractors (AGC) Education and Research Foundation.   Co. PI – C. Berryman,          $30,167.

 

3/98 – 5/98 University of Nebraska, Office of the Chancellor, Funding for New Academic Equipment.   Matching grant in association with the Associated General Contractor (AGC) Equipment Research Foundation.  Co. PI – C. Berryman,   $25,000

 

1/96 - 5/97  Office of the Vice President for Research and Associate Provost for Graduate Studies

Texas A&M University  College Station, TX, Studies -- Center for Energy and Mineral Resources: Co. PI - Berryman, C. & Saylak, D.  Research includes the design and evaluation on the effects of static compression applied to construction brick made of coal-fired by-products. $24,400

 

 

TEACHING

Associate PROFESSOR University of Nebraska, Construction Management (7/96 - Present)

 

CNST 102 - Construction Communications II - Credit hours 2; contact hours - 2

        Interpretation of contract documents.  Fundamentals of basic drafting, technical sketching, and dimensioning techniques.  Familiarization with construction terminology.  Emphasis on communication during the construction process. Fall '96 -- 30 students; Spring '97 -- 30 students.

CNST 305 - Physical Environmental Systems I - Credit hours 3; contact hours - 3

        Thermal and psychometric environment in buildings related to comfort factors, heat loss/gain calculations, ventilation, and humidity.  Characteristics and performance of building systems.  Review requirement for mechanical equipment and systems. Spring '97 - 21 students; Fall '97 32 students; Spring '98 -- 27 students.; Fall ’99 – 24 students; Spring ’00 – 32 students; Fall ’00 – 36 students; Spring ’01 – 19 students; Fall ’01 – 63 students.

CNST 306 - Physical Environmental Systems I - Credit hours 3; contact hours - 3

        Fundamentals of electric power generation and distribution; service and circuits in buildings.  Emphasis on electrical equipment and systems in buildings, light principles and application, and fire protection systems.  Review of National Electric Code. Spring ’00 – 25 students; Fall ’00 – 23 students; Spring ’01 – 33 students; Spring ‘02 – 64 students; Spring ’02 – 49 students.

CNST 480/880 - Productivity and Human Factors in Construction - Credit hours 3; contact hours - 3

        Productivity consideration in the management of construction workers.  Concepts of preplanning, work sampling, methods analysis, and work simplification applied to on-site construction projects. Fall '96 -- 21 students; Spring '97 -- 23 students; Fall '97 -- 33 students; Spring '98 --17 student; Fall '98 -- 31 students; Spring '99 -- 30 students; Fall ’99 – 48 students.

 CNST 490 Senior Construction Project - Credit hours 3; contact hours - 3

        Execution of construction project involving conceptual design and location, estimating, bidding site layout, construction organization, planning and scheduling, cost control, records management, and project completions and documentation. Spring '99 -- 36 students; Fall ’99 – 23 students; Spring ’00 – 36 students.

CNST 435/885 Construction Project Scheduling and Control. - Credit hours 3; contact hours - 3

        Planning, scheduling, and controlling construction projects based on the critical path method (CPM). Construction applications of CPM network graphic variations as well as bar charts and program evaluation review techniques (PERT).  Assessment of computer-aided scheduling and control systems.  Emphasis on organizational restraints in all applications. Fall ’02 – 67 students.

CNST 898 – Advanced Problems in Construction – Credit hours 1-6; contact hours – varies.

        Graduate level student who wishes to investigate and report on special topic in construction.  Independent study with instructor         guidance is required.  A major research report is submitted flowing study and investigation.   Spring 2002 – 2 students.

 

VISITING LECTURER Texas A&M University, Construction Science (9/92 – 7/96)

 

COSC 102 - Construction Problems and Analysis.  Credit hours 3; contact hours - 5

        Computer usage with various types of software to solve and analyze construction problems.  Involves measurement, quantities, units, terms, dimensions and analytical techniques relating to the construction industry.

COSC 254 - Construction Material and Methods II.  Credit hours - 3;  contact hours - 3.

        Continuation of material and methods of construction with emphasis on design, specification, purchase and use of concrete, masonry, and wood.

COSC 255 - Construction Methods and Documents Laboratory. Credit hours-1; contact hours-3.  Delineation and interpretation of documents used for construction projects; plan representation of construction materials and systems; emphasis on understanding the documents, their functions, and their relationships to management.

COSC 335 - Environmental Control Systems I.  Credit hours - 3; contact hours - 3 Environmental control parameters; emphasis on the thermal environment; preparation of design and drawing for building heating/air conditioning.

COSC 336 - Environment Control Systems II.  Credit hours - 3; contact hours - 3  Environmental control parameters; emphasis on electrical, lighting and plumbing subsystems; preparation of design and detail drawings for building electrical and plumbing systems.

COSC 373 - Subdivision and Quantification of Work.  Credit hours - 3; contact hours - 5 Construction project planning with emphasis on subdivision and quantification of work; quantity take-off using plans and specifications.

COSC 475 - Scheduling and Cost Control.  Credit hours - 3; contact hours - 5

        Project scheduling procedures that included computer applications and resource leveling, project cost control techniques, reporting systems and material expediting.

COSC 628 - Contracts and Subcontracts.  Credit hours - 3; contact hours - 3

        Cooperative teaching of a graduate course.  Provided computer aided construction documents for development of the formation and use of construction contracts including subcontracts and purchase orders, the conditions of contract and their use as implements of performance of the contract; practicing with the contract from bid process through completion.

LECTURER.  Blinn College (5/95 - 8-95).

CNSC 1306 - Environment Control Systems I.  Credit hours - 3; contact hours - 3. The thermal environment;  passive heating and cooling design; site drainage; preparation of design and drawing for a building site and  building heating/air conditioning system.

CNSC 1307 - Environment Control Systems II.  Credit hours - 3; contact hours - 3  Environmental control parameters; emphasis on electrical, lighting and plumbing subsystems; preparation of design and detail drawings for building electrical and plumbing systems.

 

RESEARCH TECHNICIAN  Texas A&M University, Civil Engineering (1/91 - 9/93)

CVEN 365 - Engineering Material Evaluations. Credit hours - 1; contact hours - 2

        Lab instructor. Mechanical behavior of engineering and architectural materials; recycling and resource recovery; metals, plastics, asphalt, glass, masonry, concrete and composite materials.

CVEN 485 - Problems Course.  Credit hours - 3; contact hours - 5

        Research and design problems involving Flu Gas Desulfurization waste by-products.  Course promotes independent study.

 

 

CONTINUING EDUCATION

 

Engineered Wood Systems:  Contemporary Construction Applications. Sponsored by the University of Nebraska in Lincoln, NE (May 11, 1997; February 22, 1999, February 6, 2002).  Southern Forest Products Association presentation and review of engineered wood systems.

World Wide Web Introduction on its Uses and Application in the Mechanical Industry.  Sponsored by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) in Omaha, Nebraska (October 9, 1997).  Taught the practical mechanical applications on the Internet.  Presentation given at the October meeting of the Nebraska Chapter of  (ASHRAE).

Workshop for the NCARB Uniform Architect Registration Exam (A.R.E.).  Sponsored by the Department of Architecture at Texas A&M University (May 1995-96):  College Station, TX.  Presented design and application concepts for energy, lighting, acoustical, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC.  Reviewed also were fire safe building designs.

Habitat for Humanity.  In cooperation with Texas A&M University and Blinn College (May-August, 1994): College Station, TX.  Taught local high-risk high school students basic construction techniques and leadership skills needed for advancement in today’s society. Job required not only training the students at the site but also partial supervision of Habitat’s construction work forces for student educational training.

 

 

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

 

3/85 - 5/91  President/Owner, Trinity Construction. - Bryan, TX.  Contracted commercial, residential, and park construction in the Bryan/College Station, TX area. Beginning in 1991, the company changed from contracting to project management consulting.

4/84 - 3/85  Project Manager/Estimator,  Twin City Development - Bryan, TX.  Estimated and scheduled commercial and residential  construction projects.  Also managed construction work forces, expedited materials, and controlled costs for each construction project.

5/83 - 4/84  Commercial Carpenter,  Lawless & Snider - Austin, TX. Duties included concrete forms, window installations, door and hardware installations, rough framing, and interior finishes.

1/80 - 5/83  Carpenter, Fine Homes, LTD. - College Station, TX.  Duties included framing, trim carpentry, cabinets construction, building repair, and building maintenance for residential and commercial projects.

 

COMPUTER LITERACY

              

                Project management and scheduling:      Primavera Project Planner; Microsoft Project, Timberline Light

                                       Spreadsheet programs:      Quattro Pro; Microsoft Excel; Lotus 123

                                                Word Processing:      Word Perfect; Microsoft Word

                                                             Data Base:      MS Access ; dBase

                                  Computer Aided Drafting:      Harvard Graphics; Generic CAD; AutoCAD

                                            Desktop Publishing:      PowerPoint; First Publisher; PageMaker, Corel Graphics

                                 Network Communications:      Novell; Netscape; Eudora Mail; Outlook

                                           Web Design/Master:      MS FrontPage; Netscape; Internet Explorer; Adobe GoLive

                               Operating Systems/Servers:      Novell, Microsoft NT,  MS Windows 95/98, Windows 2000

 

REFERENCES

Available Upon Request