Hotel Building Ohio Valley Region
Ohio Valley Region, U.S.A.
Max Wnorowski
Architectural Engineering
Construction Option
NEWS FEED
4/18/16 CPEP Website Complete
4/18/16 Reflection Posted
4/12/16 Presentation Given
4/12/16 Final Presentation Posted to CPEP
4/8/16 Final Report Posted to CPEP
3/30/16 Slide Outline
1/20/16 Revised Proposal Posted to CPEP
12/14/15 Proposal Posted to CPEP
12/12/15 Technical Report 3 Posted to CPEP
12/10/15 Technical Report 2 Posted to CPEP
11/2/15 Abstract Mounted on Poster
10/26/15 Technical Report 1 Posted to CPEP
10/25/15 Abstract Posted to CPEP
10/21/15 Building Statistics Pt. 2 Uploaded to CPEP
09/04/15 Student Biography Posted to CPEP
09/15/15 Building StatisticsUploaded to CPEP
09/04/15 Statistics Pt. 1 Rough Draft Submitted
08/31/15 Resume Submitted for Listing
08/27/15 Career Fair Host Obtained
08/26/15 Master List Information Confirmed
08/26/15 Initiation Form Pt. 1 Submitted
08/10/15 Project Documentation Obtained
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07/29/15 Owner Permission Received
WELCOME
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This Page was last updated by Max Wnorowski on December 10, 2015