Category University News – CHICO
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Brian Gallagher, CIM Marketing Committee Chair, 864-551-0362 or email
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Dr. Tanya Komas, Director and Professor at the CIM program at California State University, will be giving a presentation titled “Concrete Evaluation, Preservation, and Repair at Two Important Historic Sites: Pointe du Hoc, Normandy, France, and Alcatraz Island, San Francisco” at the ACI Fall Convention in Washington, D.C. This lunch is free to students who register
The Concrete Industry Management students of California State University, Chico volunteer every year with the Habitat for Humanity. While volunteering, the student gain first hand knowledge of concrete construction that benefits their studies and their industry know-how, all while volunteering with a great non-profit like Habitat for Humanity. See below to view a short video of
California State University, Chico Concrete Industry Management students continue to conduct research at Alcatraz Island. Recent findings have revealed an old network of underground tunnels and fortifications. The program is set to expand from a 10-week summer experience for undergraduates to a year-round operation that will also offer research opportunities for graduate students and job
California State University, Chico has been selected as a founding member of the national Alliance for Resilient Campuses. The announcement came recently from President Paul Zingg during the University’s ninth annual This Way to Sustainability Conference. The alliance is a pact among colleges and universities to solve some of the biggest problems presented by climate
California State – Chico’s CIM students are very involved in community service programs, including: National Park Service – concrete repair and underserved youth mentoring Habitat for Humanity – formed and poured sidewalks and patios – involved entire Applications & Methods class Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco – concrete repair and repair aesthetics Kershner Wildlife