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NATHAN HASCHER, 119th Class WHAT IS YOUR Fondest memory from class? My fondest memory from class was watching my father, Rich Hascher teach students a skill that would carry them throughout their entire career.
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PETER VAN AMELSFOORT, 85th CLASS
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE ASPECT OF YOUR JOB? My favorite aspect of my job is the constant day to day challenges with variable products, customer needs, evolving markets, and costing and pricing.
Uber’s self-driving trucks are making deliveries in Arizona
Uber announced today that its self-driving trucks have been operating in Arizona for the last couple of months.
Where are They Now? MICHAEL R. KLINGLER, 116th Class
What is your favorite aspect of your job? My favorite aspect of grading lumber was always the fact that no two boards, like people, were the same. Each board coming from a similar source was unique in its own way. And my favorite aspect of my current position is timber management and supplying cut logs […]
Alumni Spotlight – Rob McConnell 175th Class
WHAT AM I CURRENTLY DOING AND HOW HAS THE CLASS HELPED ME GET HERE? Not knowing much about the lumber industry at first, this class was the first step in helping me grasp how lumber is measured and sold.
Alumni Spotlight! Where are they now?
WHERE ARE THEY NOW? WHAT’S MY FONDEST INSPECTOR TRAINING SCHOOL MEMORY? It’s hard to pin point the best memory because the whole experience was one of my fondest adult memories. I describe this School to others as a three-month college experience.
What Could Go Wrong When Transferring Ownership to Employees?
We often hear owners say they want to transfer their businesses to third-party buyers when they first encounter the concept of Exit Planning. However, we’ve observed that in many completed Exit Plans, owners actually choose to transfer their businesses to employees.
PART II: US First Hardwood CLT Project
Part II of our discussion with Indiana Cross-Laminated Project lead architect, Yugon Kim.
First Hardwood CLT Project in U.S.
In an effort to enhance awareness around using wood as an innovative building material, The United States Forest Service awarded Boston based architectural firm, IKD, $250,000 to fund the construction of the first hardwood cross-laminated timber (CLT) project in the United States.