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AGC of Greater Milwaukee Education &
Research Foundation
Helping Prepare Tomorrow's
Constructors By Investing In Them Today.
Vision and
Purpose
Thanks to visionary
volunteer leadership, the AGC Education and Research
Foundation continues to provide a solid base of
educational and research programs that will prepare
tomorrow's constructors and educational partners for the
future. History
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The AGC of Greater
Milwaukee Education and Research Foundation was founded in
the late 1970s to promote construction industry related
education and training efforts. Throughout the years,
Foundation grants have funded professional growth programs
for our contractor members, the development of technical
education programs, and craft career awareness efforts
whenever manpower development becomes an issue.
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Board Members
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The current Foundation
Board includes:
Chairman: Rupert Kotze,
Kotze Construction Co., Inc.
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Bill Luterbach, Jas.
Luterbach Construction
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Les Blum, Opus North
Corporation
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Tom Miotke, J.P. Jansen Co.
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Gary Jorgensen, VJS
Construction Services
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Dick Schmidt, C.G. Schmidt
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Doug Carlson, KBS
Construction, Inc.
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Joe Hildebrand, Hunzinger
Construction
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Dick Snow (ex-officio)
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Fundraising
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The AGC Golf Outing and
Christmas Party are the two fundraisers each year, when
individuals and firms donate cash, merchandise, or
services for the raffles, auctions, and door prizes.
For more information about
the Foundation or how YOU can lend your support, contact
Gert Grohmann at
ggrohmann@agc-gm.org or 414-778-4100.
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AGC-GM Annual Golf Outing
to Benefit the Education & Research Foundation
View
Photos of This Year's Outing
AGC-GM Annual Holiday Dinner Dance
to Benefit the Education &
Research Foundation
December 1, 2006
Pfister Hotel
Make a Donation
View
Photos From Last Year's Event
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Vegas jackpot
Teams sweep national construction management contest
Click Here to Read the Article
The AGC of Greater
Milwaukee Education & Research Foundation routinely
supports construction education programs at Marquette
University, Milwaukee School of Engineering, The
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and several Milwaukee
high schools and area technical colleges. New
scholarships have been created at Marquette University and
UW Milwaukee - click here to
read about them.
2006 Scholarship Recipients
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Morgan McCardle,
recipient of Marquette University Skill, Integrity,
Responsibility Scholarship
Morgan
McCardle is a senior and co-op student at Marquette
University. She is enrolled in the College of
Engineering and is studying Civil Engineering with a
minor in Business Administration. Her
specialization is in Construction Engineering; which
enables her to take part in the design as well as the
construction aspect of projects. She is also
involved in Habitat for Humanity, the University
Ministry and is a Resident Assistant. |
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Matthew Tadisch, recipient of MSOE Skill,
Integrity, Responsibility Scholarship
Matthew Tadisch, a
senior at MSOE recently received the AGC Skill, Integrity,
Responsibility Scholarship from the AGC Foundation. He is
double majoring in Architectural Engineering &
Construction Management. He wrote in a thank you to the
AGC, "I would like to express my sincerest gratitude to
you and the Associated General Contractors of Greater
Milwaukee for honoring me with the AGC Scholarship. It is
truly an honor to receive this award...As my school years
continue, I plan to further my studies in structural
engineering and construction management while continuing
to gain valuable experience in the ‘real’ world...My
future goals of working in the construction industry as
well as teaching at the college level will not be left
behind. With your help I know I will accomplish these
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Matthew Hellenthal, recipient of 2006 Robert J.
Caspari Memorial Scholarship
Matthew Hellenthal is a
third year Civil Engineering student at Marquette
University. He is currently involved in a co-op
program with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation.
He has also worked in the Civil Engineering Lab through
the work/study program. His campus involvement
includes Triangle Fraternity and membership in three
different honor societies. He chose Civil
Engineering because he has always had an interest in
construction and sees it as a way to contribute to his
community. He plans on going into project management
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Contact Us
AGC of Greater Milwaukee
10400 Innovation Dr., Ste. 210
Milwaukee, WI 53226
Phone: (414) 778-4100
Fax: (414-778-4119
Email:
ggrohmann@agc-gm.org
Website: www.agc-gm.org
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