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The Upper-Level Application for Spring 2025 is now open! The application will close on October 1st at 5:00 pm. Upper-Level Informationals will be hosted next month.
- All requirements for upper-level must be completed by December 16 (when final grades are due).
- No classes can be taken over the winter minimesters as there is not enough time between fall and spring to wait for Winter Final Grades.
There are three parts to getting into upper-level:
- Having a minimum 2.5 cumulative GPA
- Completing the required coursework
- Submitting an application
The department will not make any exceptions for upper-level requirements, including missing
the application!
Apply at tx.ag/COSCUpperLevel!
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Lane Wright, associate professor of construction science, received the George W. Seagraves ’80 Faculty Fellowship in Residential Construction. Wright embraces leadership as the art of influencing and aligning individuals that are hungry, humble, and smart to achieve outsized results. Read more at tx.ag/10endowed.
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Dr. KC Choi, professor of construction science, received the History Maker Homes Endowed Professorship in Construction Science. Dr. Choi’s interests have centered on improving the adaptive capacity of the legacy transportation system by creating and testing cyber-enabled systems to empower digital twinning intelligence, which ultimately revolutionizes the way we live, work and travel. Read more at tx.ag/10endowed.
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Dr. Chukwuma Nnaji, assistant professor of construction science, received the Cecil O. Windsor Jr. `66 Endowed Professorship in Construction Science. Dr. Nnaji’s research focuses on formulating strategies and developing decision support tools that enhance construction safety and health, sustainable construction, human-robot interactions, construction automation, workforce development in different construction environments. Read more at tx.ag/10endowed.
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Dr. KC Choi, professor of construction science, recently received a $450,000 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) for his International Research Experiences for Students (IRES) program titled “US-Korea Mutual Advanced Studies Institutes and Beyond: Fusion of Generative AI and Mixed Mobility.” The program is hosted at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST), where participants research the use of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) in intelligent and adaptive transportation infrastructure. Learn more about Dr. Choi’s work at kcchoi.com/nsf-ires.
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