BUILD MY FUTURE

'Build My Future' event introduces young people to the building and trades industry

Jeremiah Ogas, Nathan Sanchez and Leo Caldera of Organ Mountain High School visit with Cole Sattler, a superintendent with IES Residential, an electrical company. Sattler talked with them about the work of a journeyman electrician at the Oct. 11 Build My Future event.

Bulletin photos by Richard Coltharp

Enrique Dunlap of Centennial High School paints a door at the Build My Future event Oct. 11 at Rawson Builders Supply. The annual Build My Future event is presented by the Las Cruces Home Builders Association to help show young people the variety of jobs available in the building and trades industry.

Bulletin photos by Richard Coltharp

Local builders Nico Roney, Jon Strain, Ben Beard and Kelly Fort talk to students about career opportunities in the home building field.

Bulletin photos by Richard Coltharp

Lynn Middle School student Ethan Boldman works on a small engine under the supervision of Nate Cooper of Renegade Construction.

Bulletin photos by Richard Coltharp

Posted Wednesday, October 19, 2022 6:49 pm

Bulletin Report

The annual Build My Future event is presented by the Las Cruces Home Builders Association to help show young people the variety of jobs available in the building and trades industry. Local builders introduce students about career opportunities in the home building field.

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Build My Future

'Build My Future' event introduces young people to the building and trades industry

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