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Week of July 21, 2003

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President's Message

* Editorials Attacking Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Are Seriously Misguided

Housing Forum

* Builders Are Working to Develop a Brownfields Cleanup Standard
* For Every Family, A Home

Housing Politics

* Roadless Rule Exemption Could Increase Logging in U.S. Forests

Housing and Economics

* Housing Starts Remain Strong in June
* Builders Remain Bullish About Home Sales

Multifamily

* Multifamily Builders Councils Can Expand HBA Membership

Member Dividends

* Infrastructure Studies Save Time and Money

Business Management

* An Effective Purchase Order System Enhances Efficiency

Environment

* Las Vegas Builders Lead Water Conservation Landscaping Efforts
* Organization Seeks to Stop Eco-Violence

Sales and Marketing

* Homestore Agreement With MSN Expands Consumer Reach
* Profile of Home Buyers Finds Growing Internet Use
* A Merchandising Story Spells Success

Seniors Housing

* Active Adults Want Homes They've Always Dreamed About

Small Builders and Remodelers

* Three Essential Steps to Marketing Your Credentials

Labor

* Deadline Extended for Student Chapter Awards

Building Products

* U.S. Gypsum Works to Address Moisture Concerns

Building News Coast To Coast

Association News & Events

* ‘Building Homes of Our Own’ Rated Highly in Spring Survey
* Philadelphia Builder Makes Giving a Family Tradition
* Boost Your Marketing Through These Awards Programs

NBN Back Issues

 

Deadline Extended for Student Chapter Awards

The deadline for awards recognizing outstanding educators and NAHB Student Chapters has been extended until Sept. 1, the Home Builders Institute (HBI), the workforce development arm of NAHB, has announced.

Sponsored by Thomson/Delmar Learning, “Outstanding Educator” at a four-year college and at a two-year college and “Outstanding Junior Faculty” awards bring national recognition to distinguished individuals who represent the highest standards in construction education.

Nominees for the awards must be affiliated with NAHB Student Chapters; be a full-time teaching member of the faculty; participate in extra-curricular activities with students; engage in activities with home builders associations and other housing organizations; engage in professional activities that include research, publications and presentations; and have experience in construction.

Educators who have at least five years teaching experience are eligible for the $1,200 award to the outstanding educators; those with less than five years of experience are eligible for the $800 junior faculty award.


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Nominations are made by faculty members, students, construction professionals and local home builders associations.

Sponsored by the National Council of the Housing Industry — the Supplier 100 of NAHB, the NAHB Outstanding Student Chapter Award honors exemplary chapters at all educational levels — including high schools, vocational schools and two- and four-year colleges.

Chapters are judged by their various activities, including those on behalf of the community.

Student chapters receive prizes of $2,000 for first place, $1,250 for second place and $750 for third place.

Winners will be honored during the Student Chapters Awards Ceremony, which will take place during the International Builders’ Show in Las Vegas in January and will be attended by more than 1,000 students, faculty members and home builders association representatives.

For more information on the awards and to receive nomination forms, click on the award links above. Or e-mail Page Browning.
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