Building Construction Technology: Areas of Study


BCT Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S)

TMCC Building Construction Technology Program’s goal is to provide training to prepare students with knowledge and skills needed in the building construction industry.

Students will enhance their technical skills through task oriented specific skills in carpentry. Students will practice their skills by building a residential home as a class project. Students will enhance their problem solving skills, decision making skills, and leadership skills with business courses in science, communications, management, computer technology courses, and general education courses.

Students will learn service learning skills and leadership skills through student organization involvement, classroom discussions and demonstrations. The Building Construction Technology – Entrepreneur Emphasis provides students with the skills and knowledge to own or manage a business.



Department Contact

Phone: 701.477.7879
Office: Room 111I

Personnel

Administrative

Sheila Trottier
Director, Career & Technical Education

Faculty

Brock Baker
Entrepreneur Center Coordinator/Instructor

Luke Baker
Building Construction Technology Instructor

ReNae Bear King
Early Childhood Instructor

Keith Brien
Process Power Plant Instructor

Carl Eller
Welding Instructor

Rhonda Gustafson
Information Technology Instructor

Kathy Henry
Early Childhood Instructor

Barbara Houle
Business Instructor

Ron Parisien
Building Construction Technology Instructor

Wayne Sande
Residential Electrical Instructor

Staff

Theresa Marcellais
Placement Officer

Stephanie Poitra
Tribal Enterprise Management Coordinator/Instructor

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