The Construction Management faculty member will instruct students in courses and labs that encompass the theoretical and hands-on aspects of residential and commercial construction and related processes. Courses in the program include but are not limited to building science; residential and commercial estimating; scheduling and planning; construction contract administration; 3-D modeling; blueprint reading; construction safety; electrical; masonry and concrete, plumbing, carpentry, residential building codes. For more information, please visit our job board at sau.catsone.com/careers.

Demonstrated knowledge, skills, and abilities to work with university students Demonstrated competencies in the varied trade area(s) relevant to course content(s) and ideally experience in commercial construction Earned Master’s degree or higher in a construction management related field from an accredited institution; or equivalent foreign degree, plus two years of professional experience directly related to construction and construction management Demonstrated ability to develop curriculum in accordance with industry standards Experience with skill/trade practices and trends; willingness to integrate new skills and technology