Christian Sammarco graduated from NJIT with a bachelor's degree in construction engineering technology.  "This field of study teaches you a broad spectrum of categories ," says Christian.  "They went over estimating, project management, design work as far as steel and concrete, all sorts of areas of construction."

Christina Villa graduated from NJIT with a bachelor's degree in construction engineering technology.  "I would really like to be a project executive, the person who decides whether or not certain projects are worth pursuing," says Christina.

Elias Rivera
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Bergen Engineering Co.

"My expectations of learning as much as possible about the construction industry and meeting people who I can keep in touch with were met. My project management and estimating classes were a benefit to me in this experience".

David Hawes
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Joseph A. Natoli Construction Corp.

"I worked under the direction of the project superintendent. I performed tasks he thought I could handle without his help. When it came time for something he believed I could not do, we would tackle it together and work as a team."

Judes Belony
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Hall Construction Co., Inc.

"The program was excellent and a very productive experience for me. The summer internship worked perfectly with my schooling.  I have learned so much and have discovered other potentials within me."

Pictured from the left are UTCA 2004 scholarship recipients Trina Tolen (senior in the construction engineering program at NJIT), Megan Lukey and Melek Malkas.

Student: Roger Lopez (NJIT)
Company:  Tri-Con Construction
Supervisors: P. Bradley & S. Fasino

Student: David Darnesto (NJIT)
Company:  Epic Management, Inc.
Supervisors: R. Stasio