Doctor of Philosophy
Texas A&M University, College Station, TX -- December 1995. Dissertation - Utilization of Flue Gas Desulfurization (FGD) Gypsum and Coal Ashes in Road Construction. Research emphasis areas: Material science, transportation, environmental impact, and computer information systems.
Master of Science, Construction Management
Texas A&M University, College Station, TX -- May 1992. Thesis - Utilization of Flue Gas Desulfurization By-Products in Construction Brick. Research emphasis areas: Material science, electric power generation, and engineering economics.
Bachelor of Science, Building Construction
Texas A&M University, College Station, TX - Aug. 1991.
"Publishing in a Dynamic Electronic Medium" Williamson, K. and Berryman C. Refereed Proceedings from the International Conference on Information Systems in Engineering and Construction, July 2001.
"Practical Business Application of Break-Even Analysis in Graduate Construction Education" Berryman, C. and Nobe, M. Journal of Construction Education, 3, (1), January 1999.
"Incorporating Reserve Fund Analysis into Graduate Construction Education". Nobe, M. and Berryman, C. Journal of Construction Education, 2, (5). March, 1997.
Appalachian Transportation Institute, Marshal University (2002). Utilization of Fly Ash in Reinforced Concrete Transportation Applications. Project Coordinator - S. Elias; Co. PI - C. Berryman, M. Tadros, & M. Sharif. $457,492
National Science Foundation NSF 01-116 (2002). Industry/University Cooperative Research Center Program (I/UCRC). "Center for Building Integration". The focus is improving the performance of the building as a whole and enhancing the effectiveness and innovations for the building industry into the 21st century. Proposal developed by the lead investigator, Clarence Waters. Co-PI - C. Berryman -- projected $2,000,000
