This issue’s student spotlight is Burns graduate student Melanie Leas Von Eschen. Melanie came to Burns because she wanted to round out her education and experience in the construction industry. She ended up with a leadership role in a Colorado ski town, and won a...
The program will provide foundational and technical knowledge to build affordable housing and equitable communities.
This issue’s student spotlight is Burns graduate student Shawn Didde. As a Marine Corps veteran, Shawn has lived and worked in faraway places, but intentionally chose to attend graduate school in his home state of Colorado. While here, Shawn has embraced opportunities...
Glenn Mueller (BSBA 1974) is gifting the University $1 million to endow a named professorship in the Burns School after more than 20 years at DU.
Twenty-four students from the Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management embarked on “the trip of a lifetime.”
The Burns Mentorship Program launched in September, aiming to pair 20 students with industry mentors. The interest on both sides was so high, however, that the program ended up with 42 mentor/mentee pairings. Vivek Sah, director of the Burns School of Real Estate and...
The Construction Building Systems class lays the foundation for a career in the construction industry.
This issue’s student spotlight is Burns graduate student Molly Goodman. Molly’s ambition for advancing her career in real estate and capital markets parallels her love of the Colorado mountains and adventure. As a former semi-professional snowboard cross racer, she...
One of the country’s leading economists visited the University of Denver campus in October, a guest of the Franklin L. Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management. Doug Duncan, senior vice president and chief economist at Fannie Mae, drew an audience of...
