American Council for Construction Education - ACCE

11/01/2026

Did you know ACCE accredits Workforce Education Institutions and Programs? This article does a nice job highlighting one example of the industry’s need.

Skilled trades now offer direct path to six-figure pay without college debt thanks to emerging tech industry….

"They cannot produce enough electricians fast enough," he said. "I have never been without work in all my career even through recessions…… Now with data centers expanding it's going to just increase the demand for our trade," he said.
# constructionworkforceeducation

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/skilled-trades-direct-path-six-figure-pay-without-college-debt-emerging-tech-industry

This link will take you to a page that’s not on LinkedIn

10/30/2026

Thank you so much for the hospitality and the beginning of great things ahead, Argentina! 🇦🇷

Now ACCE HQ is heading to Chile for more international networking and collaboration with old friends, and new friends, too! 🇨🇱

🇦🇷 🇨🇱

10/30/2026

The 2027 CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY FORUM will occur during the 2027 ACCE Midyear Conference at the Omni Las Colinas Resort & Hotel on Thursday, February 25, 2027. https://www.acce.edu/2027-construction-industry-forum
Whether you are an industry executive, construction educator, advisory board member, or emerging leader, Building the Future offers an opportunity to discover innovative solutions, build valuable partnerships, and help shape the next generation of construction. Join us as we explore the technologies, talent, and collaborations that will define the industry's future.

10/23/2026

🏗️ The answer is B. 1974!

ACCE has been building a strong foundation for quality construction education since 1974.

Thanks for playing Blueprints & Brainpower! Check back next Tuesday for another question!

10/20/2026

🏗️ It’s Trivia Tuesday! Put your ACCE knowledge to the test with Blueprints & Brainpower.

10/20/2026

ACCE Program Highlight: Kennesaw State University – Preparing Tomorrow's Construction Leaders

Kennesaw State University's Bachelor of Science in Construction Management is one of the largest construction management programs in the United States. The department offers both Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in Construction Management, along with undergraduate certificates and a minor, creating multiple pathways for students entering or advancing within the profession.

The curriculum develops the technical expertise and leadership skills required in today's construction industry. Students learn project planning, estimating, scheduling, budgeting, safety, project controls, contract administration, building systems, and construction technologies, while learning to manage teams, communicate effectively, and solve complex project challenges.
https://wix.to/IfIgAwG

10/19/2026

We are proud to be a member of ASPA Assoc. of Specialized & Professional Accreditors

10/12/2026

“The LSU Construction Management Alumni Chapter is proud to support the future of Construction Management at LSU with a $50,000 contribution toward our new LSU Construction & Advanced Manufacturing Building. The CM Alumni Chapter is committed to advancing the program, supporting our students and faculty, and providing a state-of-the-art environment where the next generation of construction professionals can learn, grow, and succeed. Thank you to the individual CM Alumni whose continued support has made this possible. For any LSU Construction Management alumni interested in joining the National CM Alumni Chapter, and receiving future information on events, please reach out: [email protected]

From L to R: Jon Gary, Stephanie Heumann, Chris Marshall, Jonathan Dyer, Steven Fleury”

The LSU Construction Management Alumni Chapter is proud to support the future of Construction Management at LSU with a $50,000 contribution toward our new LSU Construction & Advanced Manufacturing Building. The CM Alumni Chapter is committed to advancing the program, supporting our students and faculty, and providing a state-of-the-art environment where the next generation of construction professionals can learn, grow, and succeed. Thank you to the individual CM Alumni whose continued support has made this possible. For any LSU Construction Management alumni interested in joining the National CM Alumni Chapter, and receiving future information on events, please reach out: [email protected]

From L to R: Jon Gary, Stephanie Heumann, Chris Marshall, Jonathan Dyer, Steven Fleury

10/12/2026

Congratulations!

We’re getting close! With our CSU Construction Management 80th Anniversary Celebration on October 17, now less than 10 days away, we want to take a moment to recognize the incredible industry partners whose support is helping make this milestone celebration possible.

We are grateful to our sponsors at every level.

💛 Legacy Sponsor:
HENSEL PHELPS

💚 Landmark Sponsors
DPR Construction
Fransen Pittman Construction

🐏 Cornerstone Sponsors
GH Phipps Construction Companies
Hillside Construction
Kraemer North America
Mortenson
Rocky Mountain MCA
Saunders Construction
Turner Construction Company

🏗️ Foundation Sponsors
Brinkman Construction
Dohn Construction
FCI Constructors, Inc.
HPM, Inc.
ISEC, Inc.
Neenan Archistruction
PCL Construction
Swinerton
U.S. Engineering
The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company

A heartfelt thank you to all of these organizations for supporting CSU Construction Management and helping us celebrate 80 years of education, industry partnership, and impact.

The excitement is building, and we can’t wait to welcome alumni, industry partners, and friends back to campus on Saturday, October 17, to celebrate this remarkable milestone together.

80 years strong and still building!

10/12/2026

A six-figure paycheck without a college degree is within reach in these high-paying careers.

From elevator mechanics to commercial pilots, several skilled jobs offer median annual salaries topping $100,000, according to the latest available federal wage data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

But skipping college doesn't mean skipping training. Many of these positions require specialized licenses, apprenticeships or years of hands-on experience.