Texas A&M University Construction Science Department

Howdy to COSC student Gina Rodriguez who is completing her internship with Universal Creative in Orlando, Florida!

Gina is spending her internship working on the construction of a brand-new roller coaster set to open next year. What an incredible opportunity to gain hands-on experience on a major entertainment project while helping bring a future attraction to life for millions of visitors!

Gig’em Gina! Keep up the amazing work and continue representing Texas A&M Construction Science at the highest level 👍

Congratulations to all of our graduating seniors! 🎓👏 We can’t wait to see all you accomplish next.
To all of our students, faculty, alumni, and supporters — thank you for another incredible year. We hope everyone has a safe, relaxing, and well-deserved summer!
We’re already looking forward to seeing everyone back in the fall. 👍

Howdy to COSC students Chris Ramirez and Eddie Mendoza who are completing their internships with The Walt Disney Company in Orlando, Florida!

Their internships may both be with Disney, but their experiences are uniquely different. One is helping in the construction of a brand-new attraction for Disney Imagineering, while the other is involved in multiple projects supporting Disney FAM operations across the resort. Both are gaining incredible experience working behind the scenes for one of the most recognized companies in the world.

Gig’em Chris and Eddie! Keep up the outstanding work and continue representing Texas A&M Construction Science in a first-class way.

Howdy to COSC students Brody Araujo and Tyler Bishop who are completing their internships with CIAC member McCarthy in Abilene, Texas!

Brody and Tyler are spending their time both in the office and out in the field helping with the construction of a massive solar farm project. With McCarthy self-performing much of the work on site, both students have been heavily involved in the day-to-day operations and are gaining incredible hands-on experience in one of the fastest-growing sectors of the construction industry.

Gig’em Brody and Tyler! Keep up the great work and continue representing Texas A&M Construction Science at the highest level. 👍

Howdy to COSC student Matthew Minichiello who is completing his internship this spring with CIAC member Vaughn Construction in Houston, TX! Matthew is spending his time working on the construction of a massive new hospital building that will connect directly to an existing facility. One of the most impressive aspects of the project has been the flawless connection process so far between the new and existing structures.

Gig’em Matthew! Keep up the great work representing Texas A&M Construction Science and showing the impact Aggies are making in the healthcare construction industry!

Always a special night at the Hard Hat Ceremony. Proud to celebrate our students and this milestone achievement. Whoop! 💫

Howdy Ags!

Shoutout to Christian Sagebien who is gaining incredible experience this summer interning with CIAC member Linbeck in Houston, Texas! Christian is spending time in the field and playing a key role in project closeout on a massive high-rise hospital—real-world impact at its finest.

Gig’em Christian! Keep up the outstanding work!

Howdy Ags!

Big shoutout to Kathleen Goodwin who is gaining valuable experience this summer with CIAC member Joeris in Conroe, Texas! Kathleen is diving into project management work and contributing to the construction of a massive school project—talk about making an impact!

Gig’em Kathleen! Keep up the great work!

That’s a wrap on our final projects. Our students brought their ideas to life and finished the semester strong! ⚒️ ✨

This upcoming week, a group of our outstanding Construction Science students will be heading across the pond to the United Kingdom to take part in the Constructionarium program—a one-of-a-kind, hands-on construction experience that challenges students to bring real-world projects to life.

Every year, this trip proves to be a transformational experience. From early mornings on site to problem-solving in the field, our students immerse themselves in teamwork, leadership, and the realities of construction at a global level. And every year, they come back saying the same thing—they loved every minute of it.

A special thank you to CIAC member SpawGlass for generously providing jackets for our students. Your continued support ensures our Aggies not only represent Texas A&M with pride, but do so looking sharp and ready to get to work.

Safe travels to our students—go show them why we have the best construction program and the best students in the nation.

Gig’em and Whoop! 👍