Michael Bologna CPEP

	04/30/15 \| CPEP Site complete for review
	04/30/15 \| ABET Outcome Survey
	04/30/15 \| Reflection
	04/14/15 \| Final Presentation
	04/08/15 \| Final Report
	03/30/15 \| Example Slides
	03/30/15 \| Final Presentation Outline
	01/18/15 \| Revised Proposal
	12/11/15 \| Proposal
	11/16/15 \| Submission C
	10/21/15 \| Posted Building Statistics II
	10/16/15 \| Submission B Presentation
	10/16/15 \| Submission B
	10/05/15 \| Posted Building Statistics

09/28/15 | Submission A

09/28/15 | Posted Abstract

09/18/15 | Posted Student Bio

09/11/15 | Technical Report 1

09/04/15 | Faculty Thank You Sent

08/21/15 | Obtained Project Documents

07/13/15 | Owner Permission Recieved

	Student Bio

Michael Bologna is a fifth year student at the Pennsylvania State University studying Architectural Engineering with a focus in the Structural option. After completing his fifth year thesis, he will graduate in December of 2016 with an Integrated Bachelor and Master of Architectural Engineering. In March 2015 Michael completed and passed the Fundamentals of Engineering exam. He plans on pursuing a Professional Engineering license after gaining the required years of experience and receiving an Engineering in Training status upon graduation.

The past summer Michael worked at Rathgeber/Goss associates in Rockville, Maryland as Structural Engineering intern. He worked on several projects around the DC metro area. Some of his tasks involved designing concrete slabs in RAM Concept and designing steel members to support roof top mechanical units. He learned valuable skills from this experience and looks forward to finding a full time position at a building structural design firm after graduation in December 2016.

During the winter Michael frequently spends his time skiing with twin sister or classmates. He also enjoys playing golf and running when the weather is warmer.


	Note: While great efforts have been taken to provide accurate and complete information on the pages of CPEP, please be aware that the information contained herewith is considered a work in progress for this thesis project. Modifications and changes related to the original building designs and construction methodologies for this senior thesis project are solely the interpretation of Michael Bologna. Changes and discrepancies in no way imply that the original design contained errors or was flawed. Differing assumptions, code references, requirements, and methodologies have been incorporated into this thesis project; therefore, investigation results may vary from the original design.

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