AGC Student Chapters
Membership in an AGC Student Chapter provides college students and emerging professionals with an opportunity to learn, observe and develop their skills with current industry leaders, in both academic and professional settings.
The Associated General Contractors of California (AGC) and the AGC Construction Education Foundation are proud to offer activities and events designed to enhance a student’s learning experience. Participation in an AGC Student Chapter provides student members with opportunities to:
Find a Local Chapter
Student Chapters exist at accredited two- and four-year schools offering programs in construction management, construction technology, and construction-related engineering. Schools must be accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) or the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE). Check the directory below to contact your local AGC Student Chapter:
Don’t see your school listed? Learn more about starting a student chapter by visiting AGC of America’s Starting a Student Chapter website, featuring details on application criteria and procedures.
The Spring 2025 AGC Student Chapter Newsletter highlights recent scholarship award winners, announces open applications for various construction-related scholarships, promotes April’s Volunteer Month events including the new “Tinnovation” canned food design competition, and celebrates student participation in OSHA 10 safety training to support future construction professionals.
Read more about the launch of a new AGC Student Chapter at UC Davis, along with updates on mentoring programs, scholarship opportunities, and leadership initiatives. It also features upcoming industry workshops, board meetings, and a statewide volunteer initiative. Stay connected, expand your network, and build your future in construction with AGC!
Get information about starting a new chapter with AGC of America.
Read more about the program in the AGC Student Chapter Officers’ Guide.
Download AGC PowerPoint templates and official AGC logos.
This mentorship program was a perfect opportunity to get a head start on my career. It's about leveraging every chance you get to learn from those who've already paved their way. Learning from someone experienced in the field gives you insights you can't find in textbooks. It's about understanding the industry from the inside out. A goal for us was to find a company that meets my values, showing me that the benefits of the right fit far outweigh just the salary. I would definitely recommend mentorship to others. It's a unique chance to gain practical advice and get a good start in your career.
Jaime Villasenor, Construction Management Student
CSU Sacramento
I noticed there wasn’t a solid place at UC Davis to explore the construction industry beyond the competitive, technical focus of existing clubs. Seeing the success of AGC chapters at other campuses, I wanted to bring those resources and opportunities here. Our main goal is to build a community where people feel comfortable making connections and learning about the industry outside of high-pressure settings
Kristen Ledesma, President
UC Davis AGC Student Chapter
'Receiving this scholarship has been an incredible honor and will greatly support my journey as I work towards my degree in Construction Engineering Management. It will allow me to focus more on my studies and less on financial stress, empowering me to continue pursuing my goal of becoming a Superintendent one day. I am deeply grateful for this opportunity, and I look forward to using this support to further my professional and personal growth.
Eduardo Flores, President
CSU Long Beach AGC Student Chapter
