Virginia Tech’s Associated Schools of Construction (ASC) team brought another trophy back to Blacksburg! The project management team came in second place at the national competition in Reno, NV on February 9-12, 2022. Read more about MLSoC students take home national trophy in ASC Competition
Do you know an outstanding Myers-Lawson School of Construction alumni? Read more about Nominations for Outstanding Alumni Award Open
Please see below for the each group's capstone project. Here's how to interact with each showcase: Read more about Fall 2021 Capstone Presentation
The Myers-Lawson School of Construction’s biannual Construction Industry Career Fair stepped away from the internet and into the Inn at Virginia Tech for its first fair back in person. Read more about Construction Industry Career Fair sees big successes with return to in-person
Virginia Tech's student competition team now has a new first and second place trophy to add to the collection of awards! The commercial and concrete teams won big at the competition in Atlanta. Read more about Virginia Tech takes home 1st and 2nd place in ASC Competition
The Student Engineers' Council at Virginia Tech awarded $15,000 to Dr. Keresh Afsari. Dr. Afsari and her ARCADE Lab students, Srijeet Halder and Ryan King, focused their proposal on improving ARCADE and students' robotics experience in the lab. Read more about Dr. Afsari Awarded by the Student Engineers' Council
Advisor Shelton Norwood is the recipient of the Virginia Tech 2021 Provost’s Award for Excellence in Advising! This award is given annually to recognize an individual who serves undergraduates in exemplary ways. Shelton will recieve a plaque and membership in the University’s Academy of Advising Excellence. Read more about Congratulations to Advisor Shelton Norwood!
Faculty and students in the Myers-Lawson School of Construction welcomed industry partner Procon Consulting to campus for the unboxing of the school's new robot from Boston Dynamics. Read more about Using robots to monitor the construction progress
Through two vanguard public-private partnerships, Virginia Tech faculty and students in the Myers-Lawson School of Construction(MLSOC) are pursuing low-cost, high-tech, and data-driven approaches to making home ownership more attainable. Philip Agee, Andrew McCoy, and Kereshmeh Afsari are leading a project that aims to design and produce a 3D-printed single-family concrete home in the greater R Read more about Answering the call for affordable housing
