Building Construction Science
Spotlight
Megan Plummer
Why did you choose CAAD at MSU?
I choose CAAD at MSU because it was a place I felt welcome when I toured and could tell the professors truly did care about the achievements of their students.
Favorite spot on campus?
My favorite spot on campus is easily Howell; I now have so many fun memories in Howell and have accomplished many things there.
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Jackson Drescher
Why did you choose CAAD at MSU?
I chose CAAD because I liked the hands-on learning offered through the program. I knew I wanted to go into the construction industry, and the hands-on aspect at State really stood out to me.
Favorite spot on campus?
My favorite spot on campus is either Davis Wade or Dudy Noble.
If you could go back and tell your high school self one thing, what would it be?
If I could go back and tell my high school self one thing, I would say to know when to work and when to have fun.
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Building Construction Science Summer 2021 Studio
After not being able to hold in-person studio last summer due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Mississippi State University Building Construction Science Program first-year summer studio is back and hard at work.
Classes began June 2 with Professors Lee Carson and Richard Chenoweth and Shop Technician Charles Beckwith.
Students have been working on a design-build project – a modular building with three primary modules.
Trades Supervision Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) Degree
The Bachelor of Applied Science degree offers students who have earned an Associate of Applied Science degree the opportunity to apply technical education credits earned from a community college or the military to a bachelor’s degree.
The emphasis area, such as trades supervision, totals 30 credit hours at the upper-division level.
Alumnus: Small Houses, Big Lessons
Studio class project gives freshmen two-semester foundation for success.
Building Construction Science Program celebrates 10th anniversary of first graduating class
The first class graduated in 2011.
Building Construction Science Program Class of 2021
MSU Building Construction Science Program featured in Mississippi Business Journal
Director George Ford explains what makes the program stand out and why graduates succeed.