Building Futures - 09/26/2006 (Plain Text Version)

Patsy SMith
Chair, Home Builders Institute

Brian Blaylock
Chair, NAHB Student Chapters

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In this issue:
Letter From the Chair
IBS 2007 is Around the Corner
International Builders' Show Student Schedule
Endowment Offers Student Grants to Attend IBS
Beazer Internships Put Hispanics on the Fast Track
Alumni Spotlight
Building Communities: A Webcast Seminar Series on Residential Construction Management
National Housing Endowment Scholarships
Housing Not Falling Apart, State Governors Told
Chapter Notes

Building Communities: A Webcast Seminar Series on Residential Construction Management

Save the date! You are invited to a Webcast seminar on Construction Management.

SEMINAR ONE:

The Future of Residential Construction

Featuring

Timothy Eller

Centex Corporation Chairman & CEO

Thursday, October 19, 2006

11:00 a.m. EST

www.RCMSeries.ecu.edu

East Carolina University , in partnership with the National Housing Endowment, the philanthropic arm of the National Association of Home Builders, joins with the nation’s leading industry experts to present an informative online series of discussions on the present and future of residential construction management. You’ll gain a wealth of insight during the Webcast seminars designed to enlighten their audience on this evolving profession.

The Building Communities series offers valuable information in a variety of ways:

Live, moderated, fifty-minute sessions with top professionals
Selected questions from audience members
Seminar archives with organized content
Links to industry-related university programs and other organizations

About Our Guest

Timothy Eller is Chairman and CEO of Centex Corporation. He joined Centex in 1973 and has worked in various management and executive roles for the company. He has served as Centex Corporation's Chairman and CEO since April 2004. Before joining the Centex family, he earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Management from the University of Nebraska.