Construction Management Program at Stevens Institute of Technology

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A good friend just congratulated me on our MS in Construction Management's ranking as one of the best online programs in CM for 2021! I have to say I'm thrilled and many thanks to everyone who's contributed including our students, alumni, faculty, the administration, etc.

We're ranked #4, which isn't bad for a program that's only a four years old! Great job all!

25 Best Online Master's in Construction Management for 2021 - BestMastersPrograms.org Earning your Master’s in Construction Management online is beneficial in many ways. Most importantly, a Masters’s degree in Construction Management will provide you with the knowledge and abilities you will need to effectively manage construction projects of all sizes. You will be able to handle...

Just before the holiday, Graduate Student Affairs held a Friendsgiving at Stevens... It was a warm and welcoming affair that we all enjoyed... faculty, staff and students!

The parade's started! Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Have a wonderful, relaxing break!

What a wonderful tribute to an amazing city and to those who built and are building it today... Happy Thanksgiving!

The Republic Rising: A tribute to the Empire State Building The nation's first Youth Poet Laureate, Amanda Gorman, and pianist Jon Batiste collaborate in this original composition honoring the Empire State Building

Can't wait until tomorrow!

Construction 4.0: An Innovation Platform for the Built Environment*

With the advent of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the resulting framework of Industry 4.0, the built environment sector also has the opportunity to leapfrog to more efficient production and business models; and value chains. Such a transformation is possible through the convergence of existing and emerging technologies that are part of this paradigm. The resulting transformative framework is called Construction 4.0. Modeled after the concept of Industry 4.0, the idea of Construction 4.0 is based on a confluence of trends and technologies that promise to reshape the way we design, construct and operate our built environment assets. Broadly, the framework consists of two main components: (1) cyber-physical systems and (2) digital ecosystems. Each of these two components is further supported by emerging technologies and systems such as robotics, industrialized construction, additive manufacturing, artificial intelligence, drones, and digital fabrication. It is envisioned that the current challenges that the industry faces can be overcome by using the Construction 4.0 framework. This talk will discuss key concepts, opportunities, and challenges posed by Construction 4.0. A brief introduction of RICS and our activities will also be presented.

Presenter:
Anil Sawhney, Ph.D. FRICS FHEA
Director of the Infrastructure Sector, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors
Anil Sawhney is the Director of the Infrastructure Sector for the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). He leads the emerging initiative and strategy on placing and positioning the Institution within the field of commercial management of infrastructure projects globally. His primary focus is on the infrastructure sector, defined by the RICS as transport, utilities, energy, and similar fields. Anil is involved in the production of the infrastructure sector's body of knowledge, standards, guidance, practice statements, education, and training. He is also a Visiting Professor at Liverpool John Moores University in the UK and the Bovard College, University of Southern California. Dr. Sawhney is a Fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (FRICS) and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) of the UK. Anil has a rich mix of academic, research, industry, and consulting experience gathered working in the USA, India, Canada, the UK, and Australia. Professor Sawhney is well published, with over 150 publications in refereed technical journals and conferences. Anil is the co-editor of the Construction Innovation: Information, Process, Management journal. He serves on the International Editorial Board of the Journal of Infrastructure Asset Management of the Institution of Civil Engineers (UK), the Journal of Civil Engineering and Environmental Systems published by Taylor and Francis, and the Journal of Information Technology in Construction.

Great Presentation Next Week... Wednesday, November 20th!

Construction 4.0-An Innovation Platform for the Built Environment*

With the advent of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the resulting framework of Industry 4.0, the built environment sector also has the opportunity to leapfrog to more efficient production and business models; and value chains. Such a transformation is possible through the convergence of existing and emerging technologies that are part of this paradigm. The resulting transformative framework is called Construction 4.0. Modeled after the concept of Industry 4.0, the idea of Construction 4.0 is based on a confluence of trends and technologies that promise to reshape the way we design, construct and operate our built environment assets. Broadly, the framework consists of two main components: (1) cyber-physical systems and (2) digital ecosystems. Each of these two components is further supported by emerging technologies and systems such as robotics, industrialized construction, additive manufacturing, artificial intelligence, drones, and digital fabrication. It is envisioned that the current challenges that the industry faces can be overcome by using the Construction 4.0 framework. This talk will discuss key concepts, opportunities, and challenges posed by Construction 4.0. A brief introduction of RICS and our activities will also be presented.

SPEAKER: Anil Sawhney is the Director of the Infrastructure Sector for the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). He leads the emerging initiative and strategy on placing and positioning the Institution within the field of commercial management of infrastructure projects globally. His primary focus is on the infrastructure sector, defined by the RICS as transport, utilities, energy, and similar fields. Anil is involved in the production of the infrastructure sector's body of knowledge, standards, guidance, practice statements, education, and training. He is also a Visiting Professor at Liverpool John Moores University in the UK and the Bovard College, University of Southern California. Dr. Sawhney is a Fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (FRICS) and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) of the UK. Anil has a rich mix of academic, research, industry, and consulting experience gathered working in the USA, India, Canada, the UK, and Australia. Professor Sawhney is well published, with over 150 publications in refereed technical journals and conferences. Anil is the co-editor of the Construction Innovation: Information, Process, Management journal. He serves on the International Editorial Board of the Journal of Infrastructure Asset Management of the Institution of Civil Engineers (UK), the Journal of Civil Engineering and Environmental Systems published by Taylor and Francis, and the Journal of Information Technology in Construction.

Second event is coming! Don’t miss it, Professor Mohammad will be honoring us with his presence. Next Thursday 11/14! We wait you all there!

Whether your just considering a career in CM, are a current student, or an alumni, you will learn a lot from this amazing, one time only webinar, "How to Apply You Degree in Career Opportunities in Built Environment"!


CAREER WEBINAR

The Built Environment: How to Apply Your Degree in Career Opportunities

Monday, October 28, 2019 12-1 p.m.


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HOSTED BY
Tony Bazzini ’81; Bernie McNeilly ’85, ’89; Jerome Brown ’99
Stevens Institute of Technology Alumni

DESCRIPTION
Please join three esteemed alumni as they describe their post-Stevens journey to successful careers in the built environment industry. They will each share unique career events and how they impacted their paths since graduating, provide examples of typical roles you might encounter in the built environment and provide useful perspectives on how a career evolves after graduation.

SPEAKERS
Tony Bazzini
Chief Engineer, ExxonMobil Global Projects Company

Jerome Brown
Vice President and Quality Office Director, HDR

Bernard P. McNeilly
President U.S. Region PM/CM Sector, WSP USA, Inc.


https://mailchi.mp/3a10c67f11b4/youre-invited-oct-17-deans-lecture-series-with-xuedong-huang-580397?e=736642a87b

REGISTER NOW: Career Webinar on Oct. 28 - How to Apply Your Degree in Career Opportunities in Built Environment

Don’t miss out the first event of Fall 2019!

Hello dear students,

Please see the following job. NYC Department of Buildings has approached us and is looking to hire our amazing students. Please apply for the positing using the link in the post. Let me know if you have any questions. @stevens.edu