Dunwoody College of Technology is building a materials lab for use by the Construction Project Supervision (CSUP) and the Architectural Drafting & Estimating (ARCH) program students. Dunwoody students are leading the planning, design and construction of this project.

We seek support from your organization for tools, materials, testing equipment or financial support for the students to practice hands on material testing and analysis, and construction techniques.

If you or your company is willing to donate any new or gently used tools or equipment, it would greatly improve the students’ learning experience.

A donation Web site for tracking and recording donations can be found at www.tinyurl.com/dwoodylab. As a not for profit technical college, donations to Dunwoody, whether material or financial, are tax deductible.

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