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The Kansas State University GE Johnson Department of Architectural Engineering and Construction Science is nationally recognized for preparing graduates for careers in engineering and construction. The combination of these two programs in one department is unique and prepares students to work effectively as professional members of an integrated architecture-engineering-constructor team, and produce quality design and construction of the built environment.

 

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• Two architectural engineering students named finalists for ASHRAE EmpowHERment Award
  A pair of Kansas State University architectural engineering students made up two of the four finalists for the ASHRAE EmpowHERment Award, given annually to celebrate emerging female students interested in careers in the heating, ventilating, air conditioning and refrigeration fields.

• K-State engineering students earn ACEC scholarships
  A pair of Kansas State University engineering students each received $10,000 in scholarships from the American Council of Engineering Companies, or ACEC, for their academic excellence and dedication to the field of engineering.

• K-State has a new spot to power up electric cars, and engineering students led the charge
  A multi-year undergraduate research project in the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering resulted in a new EV charging station for K-State's campus.

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