MARVIN C. GABERT

ADDRESSES: Office Home
Boise State University
1910 University Dr. ET-233 P.O. Box 404
Boise, Idaho 83725 Donnelly, Idaho 83615
Ph: 208-426-1319 208-325-4504 Fax: 208-426-4800 Local Ph: 208-376-8966
e-ml: mgabert@boisestate.edu

EDUCATION: Stanford University: 69-70 M.S. (C.E. Constr. Mgt.) top ½ of class
University of Idaho: 62-66 B.S. (C.E.) top ¼ of class
(President of Sigma Tau, the engineering honorary fraternity)

LICENSE: Professional Engineer & Land Surveyor in the State of Idaho

EXPERIENCE:
8/79 – present Boise State University:

8/96 – present Professor of Construction Management

8/91 – 8/96 Chair of Construction Management & Engineering Department with 7 engineering faculty, 4 construction faculty and over 700 students.

8/79 – 8/91 Construction Management Program Coordinator & professor:
Started teaching the first courses and built the program in record time to be accredited in 4 years. See attached list of Construction Management Program achievements

8/79-present
Faculty advisor to the AGC Student Chapter ie Construction Management Association which has won numerous local, regional and national awards for outstanding achievement. See the attached list.
This group consistently completes 15 to 20 projects or activities per school year with a budget of approximately $16,000 per year, over half of which is earned and the remaining amount comes from donations.

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Marvin C. Gabert – resume cont

Taught the following construction management courses:
* Estimating, * Scheduling,
* Operations Improvements, * Equipment & Methods,
* Soil Mechanics, * Formwork & Concrete,
Materials & Methods, Drawings & Specs.
* Intro. To Mgt. of Constr. * Mechanical & Elect. Inst.
* Contracts & Specs.

* courses I developed at BSU

Received consistently high student evaluations.

Academic advisor for 40 to 70 students per year.

8/79 – present Provided engineering consulting and construction management services for various clients.

3/76 – 8/79 The Terteling Company, Inc. (Formerly J. A. Terteling & Sons)
Chief of Design and Construction
Responsible for the company’s engineering, architectural design and construction including the management and general contracting for Terteling’s own construction forces.

Set up the organization for the company to do their own contracting on development projects, as well as bid competitively out side construction work.

9/74—3/76 Consulting Engineer, Boise, Idaho
Construction estimating & consulting, Civil Engineering, subdivision design, streets, sewer, water system design.

Marvin C. Gabert – resume cont.

7/70 – 8/74 DRAVO Corporation. Dworshak Dam & Powerhouse, Orofino, Idaho.
Engineer responsible for finalization & “selling” of the Dworshak Powerhouse project, negotiating and settlement of outstanding claims.

Office engineer responsible for purchasing, awarding subcontracts, contract administration, supervising cost engineers & draftsmen

Claims engineer: estimating and negotiating claims & change orders on the Dworshak Dam project.

9/69 – 6/70 Stanford University, M.S degree

6/66 – 9/69 Chicago Bridge & Iron Co. Salt Lake City, Utah & Western States
Field engineer responsible for project planning, scheduling & subcontract coordination. Performed precision surveying & layout work.

Foreman of paint crew, materials expediting and equipment operations.

Designing and preparing drawings for foundations, steel structures and piping.

AWARDS: Best Reno Coach 2004
Outstanding Construction Management Faculty 2002-2003
Outstanding Faculty Construction Management Department 2001
ASBSU Certificate of Merit 2000
BSU advisor of the year in 99-00
BSU advisor of the year in 87-88
Honorary member of the Phi Kappa Phi honor society, 1999
Nominated for the national AGC educator of the year, 1984.
Many regional and national awards for the Construction Management Association while their advisor: see attached list.

Marvin C. Gabert – resume cont.

PERSONAL INFORMATION:
Past or Present memberships: Toastmasters Club, Construction Specifications Institute, Idaho Society of Professional Engineers, American Council for Construction Education.

Married with one daughter & two granddaughters
Enjoy boating, water skiing, snowmobiling, construction & remodeling of my own projects.

REFERENCES: Available upon request

MCG VITAE-06

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION AWARDS
During my time as the CMA advisor.

2006 2nd place ASC Regional competition Commercial Building Team
2005 2nd place ASC Regional competition Commercial Building Team
2004 Honorable mention, National AGC student Chapter
2003 Honorable mention, National AGG student chapter
2000 1 st National AGC Student Chapter – Community Service
1 st National AGC Student Chapter – Campus Activities
ASBSU Outstanding Professional Organization of the year
Several Northwest AGC Student Chapter awards @ Montana St. U.
3 rd ASC Heavy-Civil Competition @ Reno, NV.
1999 1 st National AGC Student Chapter – Community Service
1 st National AGC Student Chapter – Campus Activities
ASBSU Outstanding Professional Organization of the year
1997 1 st National AGC Outstanding Student Chapter award
1 st ASC Design - Build Competition @ Reno, NV.
Several Northwest AGC Student Chapter awards @ Central Wash. U.
1996 2 nd National AGC Outstanding Student Chapter award
Several Northwest AGC Student Chapter awards @ Wash. St. U.
1995 2 nd National AGC Outstanding Student Chapter award
Several Northwest AGC Student Chapter awards @ Cal. St. Chico
1994 1 st National AGC Outstanding Student Chapter award
Several Northwest AGC Student Chapter awards @ U. of Wash.
1993 1 st National AGC Outstanding Student Chapter award
ASBSU Outstanding Professional Organization of the year
1992 3rd National AGC Outstanding Student Chapter award
Several Northwest AGC Student Chapter awards @ BSU
1991 2 nd National AGC Outstanding Student Chapter award
ASBSU Outstanding Professional Organization of the year
Several Northwest AGC Student Chapter awards @ Montana St. U.
1990 3 rd National AGC Outstanding Student Chapter award
Several Northwest AGC Student Chapter awards @ Oregon Inst. Tech.
1989 1 st National AGC Outstanding Student Chapter award
ASBSU Outstanding Professional Organization of the year
Several Northwest AGC Student Chapter awards @ Central Wash. U.
Several Northwest AGC Student Chapter awards @ U. of Wash.
1987 2 nd National AGC Outstanding Student Chapter award
Several Northwest AGC Student Chapter awards @ Oregon St. U.
1986 1 st National AGC Outstanding Student Chapter award
Several Northwest AGC Student Chapter awards @ Wash. St. U.
3 rd National AGC Outstanding Student Chapter award
Several Northwest AGC Student Chapter awards @ BSU

1984 2 nd National AGC Outstanding Student Chapter award
Several Northwest AGC Student Chapter awards @ Montana State U.
honorable mention - National AGC Outstanding Student Chapter

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PROGRAM ACHIEVMENTS

Program Director and started teaching the first construction management courses
the first 8 students graduated from the 4 year program with B.S. degrees
Hired the second full time tenure track faculty member
Received the first 5 year accreditation for the program from ACCE.
Formed the Department of Construction Management & Pre-Engineering
1988 Hired the third full time tenure track faculty member
Received the maximum 6 year reaccreditation from the ACCE
Moved the department to the new Engineering Technology Building
Received the AGC grant to help build the construction materials & methods lab
Became Chair of the department of Construction Management & Engineering
1994 Hired the fourth full time tenure track faculty member
Received the maximum 6 year reaccreditation from the ACCE
1997 Formed the separate Department of Construction Management in the new College of Engineering.