Author: Tori Crockett
The 2025 CLC Leadership Development Conference in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is the premier annual event for like-minded leaders from across the nation’s construction industry. Attendees will develop their leadership skills, enjoy networking events, and engage in meaningful discussions about industry best practices. Members can also learn how to grow their local Construction Leadership Committee group. Philip Williams, a rising senior in Civil Engineering at the University of Pittsburgh, will share his journey and outlook as an emerging construction professional at this year’s CLC Leadership Development Conference. A 2025 recipient of the AGC CLC Scholarship, Philip will offer a thoughtful perspective on…
The AGC Education and Research Foundation has opened nominations for the prestigious Bowen Prize for Great Builders, an award dedicated to celebrating the exceptional individuals who have demonstrated outstanding leadership and hands-on execution in building America’s infrastructure. Named in honor of Bob Bowen, the prize celebrates those who leave a lasting mark on the nation’s infrastructure and the communities it serves. Unlike traditional awards, the Bowen Prize focuses squarely on the person with their boots on the ground-the individual who led construction execution from planning to final delivery. These are the leaders who day in and day out directed crews,…
The late James L. Allhands, a founding member of AGC, established the James L. Allhands Essay contest to recognize a student essay deemed beneficial to the advancement of the construction industry. APPLY NOW ELIGIBILITY AND AWARD: DEADLINE: VIEW PREVIOUS ESSAY WINNERS’ SUBMISSIONS HERE:
The Outstanding Student Chapters Contest awards student chapters for exemplary demonstration of the AGC tenants of Skill, Responsibility, & Integrity. The Outstanding Student Chapter Awards are broken into four categories: Each winning category wins a $2,000 cash prize, four complimentary student registrations, and an additional $1,000 travel stipend to attend AGC’s Annual Convention on March 24-26, 2026 in Orlando, FL. Winning chapters will present their winning projects at the AGC of America Annual Convention. ELIGIBILITY: Project(s) must be performed during the 2024-2025 academic year. Student chapter applicants can apply for more than one award however each award has separate eligibility guidelines.…
The AGC Education and Research Foundation is pleased to announce that applications for its annual undergraduate and graduate scholarships are now open for the 2026–2027 academic year! These scholarships are available to students enrolled in accredited ACCE, ABET, and select ATMAE construction management or construction-related engineering programs. Some ABET-accredited programs may also qualify—please confirm eligibility by contacting Amy Good at amy.good@atmae.org. Application Period: Opens: July 1, 2025 Closes: November 1, 2025 Scholarship Awards: Since its founding, the Foundation has awarded more than $11 million in scholarships to over 4,500 students across the country. These opportunities are made possible through the generous support…
Are you a student or professional passionate about technical skills and seeking support to kickstart your career in construction? The AGC Education and Research Foundation is here to empower your journey with our Workforce Development Scholarship. Here’s your chance to win a $1,000 (renewable for two years) scholarship towards your education in accredited technical schools or craft training programs. The AGC ERF Foundation is dedicated to bridging the gap between education and industry by equipping students with the essential technical skills demanded by the commercial construction sector. This scholarship initiative reflects our commitment to nurturing talent and fostering the next…
The AGC Education and Research Foundation is committed to the growth, development, and encouragement of field research initiatives to enhance the education of construction management students. In support of this vision, the AGC Foundation commissions case studies that will provide today’s construction management students the tools to build the industry’s future. Cases written by faculty-contractor teams are based on actual experience and provide students with the opportunity to work through issues in a classroom setting. The latest case study, written in partnership with the Florida Gulf Coast University, introduces learners to the target value design (TVD) process as implemented on the design…