Special Thanks to Southern California Partnership for Jobs!

Our construction materials laboratory received a generous donation from Southern California Partnership for Jobs. This donation will impact more than 200 students every year and help us keep our commitment to "learn by doing" and create a hands-on learning environment for our students. We are grateful and promise to graduate the best future civil engineers and construction managers in Southern California and beyond. Once again, special thanks to Southern California Partnership for Jobs and to our own professor Neal Lynch for facilitating this generous gift.

To learn more about the Southern California Partnership for Jobs visit https://rebuildsocal.org/

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