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Construction Technology

J Juneau

Construction technology students at UAS are given the tools to build a career for themselves from the ground up. The hands on training that UAS provides combined with the opportunity to build real homes will set you apart from the competition.

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Construction Technology

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Program Contacts

In Juneau:

Robin Gilcrist

Associate Professor and Program Head of Construction Technology

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Casey N. Bain

Program Advisor / Coordinator

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Tuition Assistance

Women in Construction tuition assistance is awarded by UAS Construction Technology to students who are completing, or intending to complete, coursework to explore a career in construction technology.

Careers in construction technology include design and computer aided drafting; estimating and scheduling construction projects; fine woodworking; welding; and in-the-field construction, such as framing, finishing, plumbing, mechanical, and electrical work.

In order to qualify for the tuition assistance you must:

Complete this application
Be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen
Complete a cover letter describing your interest in the construction technology field, and any past experiences with academics, past work (volunteer) experiences that you may have and, anything you would like to describe about yourself
Commit to successfully completing every course assistance is applied; by fully engaging in class discussions, assignments and projects
Agree to participate in evaluation and student tracking programs during studies and upon completion
Meet with program advisory committee, as needed

The tuition assistance may be applied to more than one course (up to the resident rate) if a student demonstrates good work ethics and completion of coursework with a B or better. Assistance may be applied up to 10 credits for each individual applicant, with program head permission.