News:
02.15.11
CMSO MEETING this Thursday, February 16th. Adrian Russell from Pepper Construction will be speaking about is job and work responsibilities with CMSO. During the meeting we will also be discussing voulnteer opportunities, social events, and field trips for the semester.
11.23.11
Next CMSO MEETING, Thursday December 1st. Show up to learn about all of our upcoming activities and pizza of course!
11.18.11
Canned Food Drive...again, I say CANNED FOOD DRIVE. Make sure you bring all your canned food goods to the CMSO meeting. The canned food drive will be ending December 1st, so don't wait; bring them in!
Do NOT forget to sign up for the CM Social Event on December 1st. We will be going bowling with the all the ladies from Interior Design, you won't want to miss it. Show up at the next CMSO meeting to sign up!
11.1.11
Attention: First round of CMSO apperal will be sent in this Friday, November 4th, for order. If you would like to get in on this round please get your order form and money turned in to one of the CMSO officers or Miss Warrner asap!
10.30.11
Thanks to everyone who came our for Habitat for Humanity on Saturday. We had a good turnout and got quite a bit done. For those of you who had to miss it check out the 'Past Events' to see what all you missed!!
10.10.2011
Don't forget to buy your CMSO apparel this year. Below is a link for a copy of the order form. Please fill it out and give to one of the CMSO officers or Miss Warrner anytime to place your order.
10.8.2011
Are You Ready for the CM Career Fair this Thursday, October 13th?
Have you..
Created a resume?
Had someone give you feedback on your resume?
Purchased resume paper?
Researched the companies that will be in attendance?
Thought about your professional attire?
Planned your self introduction?
I am available from 9-3:30 today and this Wednesday, October 12th to review resumes. I also decided to review resumes via email. You can email me your resume anytime between now and noon on Wednesday, October 12th.
CM Career Fair Participating Employers:
E & B Paving, Anderson, IN
F.A. Wilhelm, Indianapolis, IN
Gaylor Electric, Noblesville, IN
Gilbane Construction, Chicago, IL
Henkels & McCoy, Batavia, IL
Hunt Construction, Indianapolis, IN
Pepper Construction, Indianapolis, IN
Ryan Fireprotection, Noblesville, IN
Turner Construction, Indianapolis, IN
If you have any questions about the CM Career Fair, feel free to contact Miss Warrner!
10.5.2011
REMEMBER!!!
What: CMSO meeting
When: Tuesday, October 11th at 5 p.m. in AT 144
At the meeting, Adam Rude from ERMCO Electric will speak. Activities for the semester, including upcoming field trips, social events, and a build day with Habitat will also be discussed.
8.30.2011
CMSO for the 2011-2012 year is coming up soon! Keep track of all upcoming news and view the schedule for field trips, meetings, guest speakers and other events!
Let's make it a great year! Come on out and meet other students with the same construction management interests and learn a little more about what you are getting into!
CMSO Order form.docx
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BACK TO ALL PROJECTS
RESIDENTIAL SECTOR
EXHIBITIONS
COMMERCIAL SECTOR
Name: Michael Key
Office Held: President
Year in School: Senior
Hometown: Indianapolis, IN
High School: Scecina Memorial High School
Quick Bio: Michael Key is a senior in the Construction Management Department. He has been involved with CMSO for three years serving previously as treasurer and currently serving as President. He has competed on multiple ASC teams, including the team that brought home first prize in the open national concrete division. He started his construction career for Babcock Electric out of Indianapolis and is currently working for Hagerman, Inc. He plans on graduating in May of 2012 and pursuing a career in commercial construction.
Name: Ethan Heiman
Office Held: Vice President
Hometown: Evansville, IN
High School: Evansville North
Quick Bio: Ethan Heiman is studying for a Bachelor of Arts Degree in the Construction Management program. He has been involved with CMSO for three years serving previously as Secretary and currently devoting his time as Vice president. He competed in the 2010 ASC Design Build team and is currently head of the 2011 ASC Heavy Civil team. His first internship was with The Walsh Group in Indianapolis, IN working on the Accelerate I-465 job and this summer worked with Walsh on I-69 in Washington, IN. He plans on graduating in December of 2012 and is pursuing a career in Highway/Mining construction.
Name: Bill Grogan
Office Held: Secretary
Year in School: Junior
Hometown: Fishers, Indiana
High School: Hamilton SE High School
Quick Bio: Bill Grogan is a Junior studying construction Management. He has been involved with CMSO for his second year. He was involved with many CMSO activities that gave him an internship opportunity. Last summer, Bill worked with W.E. O'Neil in Chicago, Illinois as a project engineer. There he worked with the special projects division. There they specialized in building interiors. In Chicago, Bill worked on projects including Robert Morris University, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago and Nordstrom Department Stores. Bill Plans on graduating in the summer of 2013 and will be pursuing a career in commerical construction.
Name: Brandon Clymer
Office Held: Treasurer
Hometown: Washington IN
High School: Washington High School
Quick Bio: Brandon Clymer is a senior in the Construction Management Department. He has been involved with CMSO for three years currently serving as Treasurer. He started his construction career at Hoosier Company Inc. out of Indianapolis. He hopes to complete his senior year and graduate in May and move on to a career in Heavy Civil Construction.
CMSO Field Trip to Hamilton Southeastern Junior High School
CMSO made two job-site visits on October 1st, 2011. About twelve students and our advisor, Miss Warrner, headed south to Indianapolis for the majority of the day. Our first destination was to a Hamilton Southeastern Junior High School in Fishers, Indiana. The construction project is a design-build project where Hagerman, Inc. is the general contractor and CSO Architects is the head of the design team. The project is in full motion with most of the concrete poured, most masonry completed and a majority of the brick veneer finished. The new junior high school will serve 5th and 6th grade students from the Hamilton Southeastern School District. The project included a large educational wing including science rooms, and a media center. The other portion of the school included two gyms, locker rooms, music rooms, administrative offices, a kitchen, and an auditoria that will serve as a cafeteria and an auditorium. There is also a football field, track, tennis courts, soccer field, concession building, and parking lots that are starting to take shape around the site. It is a very unique project being design-build, and the superintendent, Jim Burkett, explained the positives and negative of a design-build project. It is approximately a 34 million dollar project and is expected to be completed before August 2012 for the start of the school year. We want to say a special thank you to Jim Burkett (Superintendent) and Greg Delegrange (Project Engineer) from Hagerman, Inc. for giving us a wonderful tour of the facility. All together it was a very educational trip and we are very thankful to have had this opportunity.
CMSO Field Trip to Riley Childrens Hospital
On October 1st, 2011, we continued our field trip farther south after visiting the Hamilton Southeastern Junior High School in Fishers, Indiana. After the first site visit we headed to downtown Indianapolis to visit an IU Health expansion at Riley Hospital. The Riley Hospital for Children Simon Family Tower at Indiana University Health began in the summer of 2006. This project has many unique aspects. There were actually two separate phases of this project where different general contractors were in charge of the separate phases. We visited phase two of the project. For this phase, the general contracting is being done by Messer Construction and Harmon Construction as a joint venture project. This project was also unique because the building is occupied, and not only occupied, but occupied by children with very weak immune systems who could become very sick or sicker by a little construction dust or debris. The safety regulations and systems set in place for this project were unbelievable. It was noticed very quickly that planning and teamwork was essential for this construction project to run smoothly and to be successful. It was also a very tight site with no staging area outside because all sides of the hospital needed to be used for ambulances and emergency personnel. Basically the building is being built floor by floor so that when one floor is finished they can give Riley Hospital access to that floor and it becomes a working hospital. Again this was another very educational site, and it was very cool to see a building being built that has the potential to help many children for years to come. We want to thank Ball State CM alumnus Brian Kirschner, from Harmon Construction, who gave us a wonderful tour of the facility.
CMSO Field Trip to Progress Rail Services
On September 22nd, 2011 a few CMSO members packed up and headed to visit a unique project located in Muncie, Indiana. Over the past year Wilhelm Construction out of Indianapolis has been renovating and building a new home for the Progress Rail Services right here in Muncie. Approximately fifteen students from our organization toured the new facility that has actually started producing locomotives while construction is being completed, which made this visit even more interesting. Although we were there to learn about the construction project, it was a very neat experience to see a locomotive being created. Wilhelms main objective was to take an old factory that had been empty for years and flip it into a working locomotive assembly line. We want to say a great thanks to Dennis Lods with Wilhelm Construction for giving us a wonderful tour of the new facility. This new facility is owned by a nationwide company and will hopefully bring many jobs to the Muncie area. Some of the main renovations included concrete work, a new roof, and lots of electrical and mechanical upgrades. The building included multiple permanent cranes, a fuel station, testing stations, paint rooms, offices, and much more. All together our organization enjoyed the tour and is thankful for the opportunity to view this site. Again, we would like to thank Dennis Lods (Superintendent) and Larry Roan, (Ball State CM Advisory Board President and Vice President of Business Development) from Wilhelm Construction for helping set this visit up and allowing our group to visit.
Habitat for Humanity
On October 29th, 13 students from CMSO woke up bright and early to work on a house constructed for Habitat for Humanity. Working though the morning and afternoon, students gave their expertise in trim work, painting, calking, joist work, and other miscellaneous tasks. The house was near completed and with the students' help they were able to bring a family one step closer to living in a house. Habitat for Humanity was extremely gracious of the help they recieved from CMSO. They are currenly building about one house every year with another in house starting in the early months of next year. Hopefully, with another turnout like this past Saturday, CMSO will get the chance for more hands on work with Habitat for Humanity of Muncie.
CMSO Members
Fall 2011
Joe Charles
Brandon Clymer
Jacob Ellis
Bill Grogan
Ethan Heiman
Thomas Jacoby
Michael Key
Luke Kulczak
Samantha Lee
Andy Litchfield
Steve Mahon
Todd Mellish
Tykler Moffat
Logan Nunn
Paul Phillips
Darren Rasmussen
Ashley Rooker
Zach Schmidt
Michael Schmidt
James (J.P.) Spencer
Robert (Dalton) Welty
Clay Woodall
