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The Beck Group, Fort Worth and Dallas, TX, US, Project Manager (PM 1)
Founded in 1912, the Beck Group is a full-service, international builder. They offer complete real estate solutions though development, architecture, and construction.
Project Manager (PM 1)
Kimbell Art Museum Expansion, $135 Million - 80,000 ft2
Architect: Renzo Piano Building Workshop/Kendall-Heaton Associates, Owner Rep.: Paratus Group
– Assisted lead project manager in over $5 million of contracts for high-end interiors scopes of work
– Researched alternatives to allow for new design changes to fit owner’s budget in a fast-tracked schedule
– Review subcontractor billings and verify completed work
– Created/updated 6-week and master work schedules for interiors scopes to see potential float or delays
– Responsible for over 500 submittals of various scopes to comply with contract documents, QAQC
– Updated 3-D model for MEP coordination to avoid costly mistakes and add value as an end-user model
Project Manager (PM 1)
Methodist Mansfield Medical Center (Renovation, Expansion), $67 Million - 200,000 ft2
– Organized information to communicate progress to internal executive managers, owner, and design team
– Researched constructability alternatives with owner and design team to cut costs before design decisions
– Priced 10 scopes of work from at least 3 sources each to verify our guaranteed maximum price
W.S. Bellows, Houston, TX, US, Intern
W.S. Bellows is the largest general contractor in Texas that is majority-owned by a woman with projects focused in the Houston area for over 100 years.
Internship – Project Management
Asia Society Texas Center, $48.4 Million - 40,000 ft2
Architect: Taniguchi and Associates/Kendall-Heaton Associates, Owner Rep.: Project Control
– Updated work schedules and contract documents with changes, assisted in expediting the work
– Aided in managing design changes including RFIs, ASIs, submittals, and change orders for interior scopes
– Organized information for the owner’s representative and design team meetings
West, Webb, Allbritton & Gentry PC, College Station, TX, US, Administrative Runner
The firm serves clients throughout Texas, including a broad spectrum of manufacturing, commercial, and services enterprises, ranging from large institutional companies to small businesses and individuals.
– Greeted clients for meetings and mediations, delivered documents to courthouse and opposing counsel
– Completed administrative tasks for partners, associates, and paralegals
Pebble Creek Country Club, College Station, TX, US, Administration in Golf Shop
A private country club set in the Brazos Valley providing first class golf, tennis, fitness, and social experiences.
– Managed stock and floor merchandise for pro-shop as well as beverage cart
– Customized orders and tee times based on recurring member preferences
– Assisted in organizing the annual member-guest golf tournament
BMG, Childress, TX, US and remotely in various locations, Advertising
A multimedia company offering strategic marketing communications with a wide variety of products and
services, including newspapers, print media, branding, websites, and more.
– Led ad design team to develop ad campaigns for local businesses and annual editions of each newspaper
– Created ads, graphic design, and layout for newspapers with strict and fast-paced deadlines
– Transitioned and trained 10 employees at one newspaper to new Adobe InDesign software
Camp Mataponi, Naples, ME, US, Counselor/Sports Activities Coordinator
Founded in 1910 as a traditional girl’s overnight camp, Camp Mataponi has one seven week session that offers a healthy balance of land sports, watersports, fine arts, crafts; ropes challenge courses, outdoor adventure and much more.
Blackburn Family Clothier, Childress, TX, US, Retails Sales
Local boutique focused on providing a one-stop shop for small towns in the area.
– Retail sales, receiving/shipping, merchandising and buying for women’s wear at Dallas market
– Window and interior store design for promotions, holidays, and seasons
Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, US, Bachelors, Construction Managment
The undergraduate curriculum in Construction Science at Texas A&M University is offered through the Department of Architecture. The four year Bachelor of Science in Construction Science degree prepares students for challenging careers in industries supporting the built environment.
Starting my degree in Environmental Design, I acquired skills and knowledge through a studio-based experience with a variety of proposed or actual design projects. The studio projects place a shared emphasis on the technical and expressive content of design work, the research process, how to synthesize and document design ideas, and the creation of tangible products that achieve a high quality of graphic and physical craft.
After transferring to the Construction Science program, specialized course work included building systems, materials and methods of construction, scheduling, cost estimating, structures, construction management, law, and business/labor relations. This interdisciplinary approach provided the best possible exposure to the various tools needed to become a construction industry leader. I quickly became a valued member of a construction team and actively participated in planning, cost estimating, scheduling, supervision, and commissioning of complete facilities.
LEED Green Associate, Other
