Our collective minors and past coursework uniquely enhance our future opportunities within the Architecture & Construction career cluster by providing interdisciplinary knowledge that supports and strengthens our career goals.
Alex’s minor in Family and Consumer Sciences brings insight into human development, family needs, and consumer behavior. This is critical for designing interior spaces that are not only beautiful but also functional and supportive of daily life.
Paige’s combination of minors in Mass Communication, Communication Studies, and Innovation & Entrepreneurship equips her with strong communication, problem-solving, and creative thinking skills, which are essential for leading projects, collaborating with diverse teams, and bringing fresh ideas to architectural and construction designs.
Caelan’s minor in Criminal Justice offers a unique perspective on safety, structure, and community impact, particularly influencing her interest in non-toxic construction and rehabilitation programs for formerly incarcerated individuals.
Together, our minors and elective courses give us a well-rounded foundation to approach the Architecture & Construction field with creativity, empathy, and innovation. Each of our fields benefits from growing demand and educational pathways supported by programs that guide students toward successful careers. Websites like BigFuture highlight relevant majors, required skills, and degree plans aligned with careers in architecture, construction management, and interior design. This guidance helps us understand how our diverse educational choices can still align within one unified career cluster while also encouraging personal specialization and leadership in our chosen paths.
References
- Big Future. (2024). Career cluster: Architecture & construction