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This page is intended to be a point of contact between the current Construction Technology faculty members and our graduates of past years.

We would like to post information on this page concerning our graduates, and what they are now doing. If you are a Delhi Construction Technology program graduate we would love to hear from you. E-mail us with your year of graduation and a little about your employment and education experiences since leaving Delhi. We will post it on this site using only your first name for identification. You can e-mail information to Professor Richard Harrington: harrinre@delhi.edu

Gerald M. Class of 1970
Pittsburg, PA

Project Engineer, Fortune 500 firm
Completed BS in Construction Science Auburn University
Project Engineer, Large Commercial Construction
Construction Safety Specialist, Large Insurance Firm
Fire Protection Manager, Regional responsibilities
Building Health and Safety Consulting, Direct Customer Service

"be flexible, and always keep learning. …………..I've always looked back on Delhi as one of the best experiences of my life. I've attended other colleges/universities since Delhi and I'm proud to say that the learning environment I had at Delhi held up well to all of them."

Jesse O. '85 and Jeremy P. '00

Jesse O. is from the class of 1985 and he hired Jeremy P., class of 2000. Jeremy was our top student last year (from Oneonta Job Corp) They work for Weeks Marine, the largest builder of docks and dry docks in the world. Also do marine salvage. Jeremy is also beginning his bachelors degree at NJ Institute of Technology this fall while continuing to work for Weeks.

Craig M. '00

Hi Mr. Harrington,

What has been going on way up there in Delhi. It is Craig M. (Class of 2000) and I am currently living in sunny beautiful Southampton Long Island. I work for a construction management/ gc firm doing residential and commercial construction. I am an assistant project manager making really good money and benefits. All those estimates and schedules you taught us are sure coming in handy now. I estimate, plan, mobilize, schedule and oversee job production. I also do the occasional shopdrawing if necessary. My first job is a $150,000 renovation to an exhisting house and I just finished an estimate for another renovation to a 9000 sq ft house. I really love what I am doing and would like to thank you for helping to prepare me for the job I am doing now because I am having so much fun. Our company is worth about 60 million and just recently added a 32 million dollar school renovation to our list of jobs. I hope all is well with the family.............

Mike O' '67

Professor Harrington

I was surfing today and took a look at the web page for Construction Technology. It looks great. If I get a chance, I'll write something for the Alumni section. Do you know if anyone from Delhi is going to ACCE in Scottsdale, AZ in Feb???

Kieran P. McQ. '79

Professor Harrington :

My name is Kieran P. McQ. and I graduated Delhi in 1979 from the building construction program. Since then I finished my degree in building construction at the University of Memphis, Memphis Tn. I now reside, with my family, in Waco, Texas. I've been in Texas since 1982 working on commercial construction projects in a variety of responsibilities. Currently I am employed with Waco Construction as Vice President of Estimating / Construction Administration. We are a medium sized design build general contractor with an annual volume of $25-30MM.Our capabilities and resources are vast and wide. You can review our website at wcitexas.com. Although we've never met, I wanted to drop you a note so that you can let the current students know that their careers in this industry are only limited by their imaginations. There are great opportunities for those who wish to give it that little extra effort. I was not the greatest of students while at Delhi but I've since come to appreciate the quality of education and information which I experienced while there.
Best wishes!

Kieran P. McQ.
VP Estimating / Construction Administration
Waco Construction Waco, Texas USA

Paul H., 1986

Hello Mr. Harrington , I decided to check out the Delhi web page , to see if any of my teachers were still around , and was happy to see a few of you still are !
I don't know if you'll remember me or not , you've had a lot of students over the years . My name is Paul Halloran , I graduated from your Carpentry 2 program in 1986 . Along with my fellow room mate Joe Heptig .
You'd may like to hear that this student of yours has been in construction ever since . After graduation , I spent 5 years , working for residential contractors in upstate N.Y. Then I heard that carpenters were needed in Alaska . So I flew to Kodiak Island , Aug. of 1991 and , the very next day I was building houseing units on the Coast Guard base . I was soon made foreman of the truss and rafter crew . I spent 2 years building those units , then flew out to unalaska island , to build a big city hall . I have since worked all over the state of Alaska , for a couple of commercial construction companies , doing some great projects .
The last six years I have been working for a fast growing company out of Anchorage , called Criterion General Inc. A couple of years ago, they made me a project superintendent . I am currently building a new 20,000 sq.ft. Mckinley Chalet lodge in Denali national park . 250 miles north of Anchorage . At the moment , I have 16 carpenters and laborer's . This job will end mid June . If we quit getting the big earthquakes we' ve had lately , we'll get it done just fine . winter has been very mild , a major plus in this part of Alaska .
Well Richard , take care ; good to see your still there , you're a great teacher . I brag about the Delhi carpentry program when ever I can . I see that Bill Moyse and John Taylor are still there also . tell them a student from 86 says hello .
Happy holiday's , Paul Halloran , Big lake ; Alaska

P.S. If you have any good , go get-um' carpenters , Alaska could use them , lots of work up here . :)