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What now for the class of 2016: Brian Groen

Brian Groen

Hometown: Zionsville, Indiana

Payoff: Office Engineer for Holder Construction in Washington, D.C.

Education: Bachelor’s degree in building construction management

Job duties: I will be working on project submittals and RFIs (Requests for Information) and working with the architect/owner/engineer to solve issues in the project documents or on-site. I will also be in charge of several trades. At the end of the day I am going to do whatever the team needs me to do in order to stay on schedule and under our budget and deliver a quality product, all while maintaining a safe working environment.

What now for the class of 2016: Marque Kershner

Marque Kershner

Hometown: Cicero, Indiana

Payoff: Project Engineer for Integra Construction in Atlanta, Georgia

Education: Bachelor’s degree in building construction management and interior design

Job duties: I will be working as part of a team on the construction of a multi-use building containing apartments and retail shops. Integra offers a unique opportunity that allows me to play a role in all areas of project management, including estimating, scheduling, and sales.

What now for the class of 2016: Stephanie Tucker

Stephanie Tucker

Class of 2016, East Chicago, Indiana

Payoff: Technology Consultant for PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) in Atlanta, Georgia

Education: Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering technology, minor in organizational leadership and supervision

Job duties: As a technology consultant in the health industries, I will collaborate with PwC teammates to help our clients with their business applications.

What now for the class of 2016: Mel'Dre King

Mel’Dre King

Class of 2016, Indianapolis, Indiana

Payoff: Logistics Management Associate for General Mills in Murfreesboro, TN

Education: Bachelor’s degree in industrial technology, Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, and OSHA 30-Hour General Industry Safety and Health training

Job duties: Raw material planning, outbound planning, production scheduling and team leading in the supply chain department.

Aerospace & MRO Technology Innovation Center

The mission of Aerospace & MRO Technology Innovation Center is research, development and deployment of aerospace and maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) technology innovations in air transportation operations. Working collaboratively with schools and departments around the University, the Center will produce human-friendly technology solutions to the aerospace and MRO industry’s most urgent needs.

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