Construction Management Student Society 1 st Year Welcome 27 February 2014.

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Construction Management Student Society 1 st Year Welcome 27 February 2014

CMSS Objectives and Aims  Objectives according to the CMSS Constitution [Section 3: Clause ]:  Attend to the interests of the students  Contribute to the general awareness of construction Constitution can be found at:  Aims for 2014:  Develop belief in social responsibility  Keep students up to date wrt the construction environment in PE and South Africa  Encourage students’ involvement  Provide an all-inclusive university experience to student members  Create a culture and legacy whereby students are proud to be studying Construction Studies / Construction Management at the NMMU

Why join the CMSS?  Organisation of networking opportunities with:  Fellow students  Key members of the construction industry  Site visits and Extra curricular Activities:  Extend knowledge of construction more informally:  Gain in employability: present skills and experiences on CVs, application forms and in interviews  Skills, qualities and knowledge you offer to prospective employers suggests an adaptable graduate in the workplace  Support system for students:  Fellow members of the CMSS act as a support group during studies  CMSS is your voice between you and the university

Industry Experience  Society aims to provide as much first-hand experience as possible  Achieved by:  Site visits  Vacation work:  Scheduled for university holidays: June / July and Nov / Dec  Previous employment provided by NMC and WBHO

Activities for 2014 A cornerstone of the success of our department along with our international accreditation by the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) and national accreditation by the South African Council for the Project and Construction Management Professions (SACPCMP) is active and effective liaison with industry. We undertake formal quarterly advisory board meetings with industry as well as quarterly industry liaison functions between academia and industry.  Formal presentation of interesting / relevant topics by invited industry persons:  Previous addresses by CIOB, NMC, PPC, SACPCMP, and WBHO  Followed by a discussion session  Currently have 3 scheduled for the year  Expect the first liaison in March 2014 – date TBC INDUSTRY LIAISONS

Activities for 2014  1 st Semester:  Departmental Fun Day [Architecture vs Quantity Surveying vs CM]  Paintball competition between departments  Fund Raising Event: Boat Party / Bus Party  2 nd Semester:  Fund Raising Event: Bowling and Karaoke Night  Fund Raising Event: Bus Party  Golf Day  CM Ball FUN EVENTS

Final Comments  Meet people you share an interest with  Widen social network beyond lecture halls and people you live with  Fun  Function / Event information for 2014  Check student s and notice boards for confirmation  Social media sites:  Facebook: ‘The Official NMMU Construction Management Facebook page’  In your best interest to join the society! Thank you!