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NPTC Engineering Students Visit Habitat House

October 03, 2016
Habitat for Humanity volunteers

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October 3 , 2016

NPTC ENGINEERING STUDENTS VISIT HABITAT HOUSE

Hot Springs, Arkansas – National Park Technology Center (NPTC) Pre-engineering students visited a Habitat for Humanity jobsite last week so students could learn how houses are constructed.

Habitat for Humanity volunteersThe Civil Engineering and Architecture class is working on a project that requires each student to design a house which meets the Habitat for Humanity criteria using industry standard architectural design software. The students will perform mock interactions with clients and criteria will be refined based on the client’s hypothetical needs.

Photo: Left to right, senior students Blake Killiher, Lake Hamilton High School; Robert Peterson, Lakeside High School; Allen Ficut, Lake Hamilton High School; James Winstead, Habitat for Humanity volunteers Lake Hamilton High School; and Zachary Clay, Lake Hamilton High School with Pre-engineering instructor, Ed Burgess and NPTC Director, Mike Wiles.

Photo: NPTC’s Civil Engineering and Architecture class assists Habitat for Humanity volunteers with raising a wall during last week’s visit to the jobsite.