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Brian Schrotenboer and Marshal Frey place 2nd in Outstanding Student Chapter

Brian Schrotenboer, president KSU AGC Student Chapter, and Marshal Frey, both CNS, attended the National AGC Annual Conference in Hawaii to receive the 2nd-place award for Outstanding Student Chapter. They two gave a presentation on the CNS program at K-State as part of the awards luncheon.

Constructing for a cause: Engineering student organizations building trump tower replica made of canned food

February 10, 2012

MANHATTAN -- Two engineering student organizations at Kansas State University are joining together for a nationwide event aimed at feeding the hungry.

A Greener Future: Engineering Students Help Make President's Residence More Energy Efficient

December 7, 2011

MANHATTAN -- Students from the department of architectural engineering and construction science recently had the opportunity to refine a piece of Kansas State University history.

AGC Chapter 2nd in Nation

K-State earned second place in the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) 2011 AGC Outstanding Student Chapter Contest. Faculty advisor is Ray Buyle, ARE/CNS assist. professor.

A wildcat victory: Student organization designs, builds new pushup platform for Willie the Wildcat

November 3, 2011

MANHATTAN -- A time-honored tradition at Kansas State University football games has received an upgrade thanks to a College of Engineering student organization.

The student chapter of Associated General Contractors designed and constructed a new pushup platform for the university's athletic mascot, Willie the Wildcat. Following all points scored by the K-State football team, Willie does the same number of pushups as the team's total score, all while on a raised platform. The new Willie platform was unveiled at the Oct. 8 game against the University of Missouri.

Ray Buyle Named K-State 2010-2011 Advisor of the Year

Ray Buyle, ARE/CNS asst. professor, has been named the K-State 2010-2011 Advisor of the Year by the Office of Student Activities and Services for his involvement with the Student Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America.

K-State AGC Chapter to win 2010 Outstanding Student Chapter Award

The K-State Student Chapter of Associated General Contractors in the ARE/CNS department has been recognized by the Associated General Contractors of America as one of the nation's top three collegiate construction associations and will receive the 2010 Outstanding Student Chapter Award from AGC of America.