Published September 03, 2015
The University of Louisiana at Monroe鈥檚 Construction Management Program recently earned
renewal of accreditation from the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE).
Dr. Ron Berry, dean of the College of Business and Social Sciences said, 鈥淚t is rewarding
to see the efforts of our construction faculty and the quality of our construction
management program recognized by this accreditation renewal.聽 I sincerely appreciate
the work of the faculty, support of the administration, and the engagement of the
Industry Advisory Council that led to the renewal of accreditation.鈥�
The accreditation process includes a thorough peer review of curriculum, faculty credentials,
student support, financial resources, industry engagement, and physical resources.
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鈥淚 want to thank and congratulate Dr. Brayton, Dean Berry, and the faculty who helped
throughout the accreditation process,鈥� said Dr. Eric Pani, vice president for Academic
Affairs. 鈥淚 also want to thank the members of the Industry Advisory Council. Their
support and input contribute significantly to the program and help make it a success.鈥�
Dr. Ed Brayton, director of the School of Construction Management, also praised the
Industry Advisory Board members and the faculty.
鈥溗纳獳V has a long history of excellence in Construction Management, with exceptional
support from industry,鈥� he said. 鈥淲e also owe the faculty, both current and past who
helped build and maintain the program our thanks for their efforts toward this accomplishment.鈥�
The 四色AV Construction Management Program was the first program in the country to be
accredited by ACCE.聽
The mission of ACCE is to be a leading global advocate of quality construction education;
and to promote, support, and accredit quality construction education programs.聽
Organized in 1974 by the American Institute of Constructors, the constructor鈥檚 professional
organization, ACCE enjoys the support of the principal building and contracting national
associations and academic institutions seeking to satisfy the needs for well-educated
and trained entrants into the construction profession. 聽
