Durham School of Architectural Engineering & Construction


The Charles W. Durham School is one of a kind, it is unique and there is no other school like it. It does a substantially better job of giving young people a well-rounded education in all aspects of construction and design.
Walter Scott, Jr. Former CEO of Kiewit Corporation and Chairman of Level 3 Communications
Brian Puckett, a doctoral student in architectural engineering, has been chosen to receive a U.S. Department of Energy Rickover Fellowship in Nuclear Engineering. Brian Puckett chosen to receive DOE's Rickover Fellowship to further acoustics research
Bob Williams and Brittlin Hoge of the Nebraska Industrial Assessment Center (NIAC) Complete Engineering Podcast: Saving the environment one kilowatt hour at a time
Jennifer Briggs is graduating this semester with a bachelor's degree in architectural engineering. GO BIG GRAD! A profile of graduating senior Jennifer Briggs
Kyle Rotert, a senior in architectural engineering, stands on the levee near the Maple Street bridge in Waterloo. In March, the Elkhorn River surged more than 5 feet above flood stage. Rotert said he learned plenty about engineering by helping to monitor the levees during those hectic days. Devastating floods can't deter Kyle Rotert in his quest to become an engineer
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