KENNESAW, Ga. | Apr 20, 2017

The Construction Management Department performed a Hat Trick at Kennesaw State University’s Student Affairs 2017 Awards Ceremony held on April 19th.

Congratulations to CM Faculty Dr. Rodgers, NAHB Student Chapter Advisor, and Myles Cardenas, NAHB Student Chapter Team Leader and NAHB Student Chapter Organization President, on their last years performance, which resulted in the nomination for the three big awards of the night, held in the newly renovated auditorium at the Marietta Campus.

Dr. Rodgers was awarded "The Advisor of the Year" for her outstanding performance in making the NAHB student chapter "Chapter of the Year" for two consecutive years. Dr. Siddiqi, along with seven other students, represented the Construction Management Department at Awards Ceremony.

Kennesaw State University’s Student Affairs declared the NAHB Student Chapter as the "Student Organization of the Year". The organization played a key role in organizing fundraising and recruiting activities for Atlanta area Home builders. Myles Cardenas, President of the NAHB Student Chapter of KSU, accepted the award on behalf of the student chapter.

Thirdly, the most coveted accolade of the night was awarded to Myles Cardenas as the "Student of the Year"! He exemplifies excellent performance not only in class through his GPA, but he also led the NAHB Student Chapter for the last three years. He was the mover and the shaker of the student chapter’s performance in the national competitions from 32nd to the first place this year. He also influenced other student chapters in the Construction Management Department to excel and improve their performance.

Dr. Siddiqi, as well as others from both within and beyond the Construction Management Department, nominated Dr. Rodgers for Advisor of the Year, NAHB Student Chapter for the Student Organization of the Year, and Myles Cardenas for the most coveted Student of the Year Award.

Pictured: Dr. Siddiqi along with seven CM students, including Myles Cardenas from the CM Department, who represented the department at the KSU Awards Ceremony