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Residential Construction Program at Penn State

Contributions to the Residential Construction program at Penn State come from multiple departments, including courses in the Departments of Architecture, Architectural Engineering, and Civil and Environmental Engineering. There are also departments, institutes, centers and programs across the university that support housing and residential buildings, including the Smeal Department of Risk Management and the Borrelli Institute for Real Estate Studies. 

Activities and programs led by the Bernard and Henrietta Hankin Chair in Residential Building Construction make up the Residential Construction Program at Penn State, which includes graduate and research activities as well.

NAHB Student Chapter

The Penn State student chapter of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) provides many opportunities for student involvement in activities related to residential construction, including the National Student Competition, site visits, and free lectures from residential industry professionals. Details of membership and current activities are available on their independently managed website, available by clicking above. 

Educational Opportunities

Student Competitions

Funding Opportunities

 
 

About

The Pennsylvania Housing Research Center collaboratively engages with the residential construction industry to catalyze advancements in homebuilding through education, training, innovation, research, and dissemination.

The PHRC's vision is that the residential construction industry is equipped with the knowledge, skills, and technology to build better homes.

Pennsylvania Housing Research Center

The Pennsylvania State University

116 Lidia Manson Building

3127 Research Drive

State College, PA 16801

Phone: 814-865-2341

E-mail: phrc@psu.edu