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The Hunter Strain Engineering Lab was where I had one class every week when I attended Angelo State University. The class I had in this building encouraged me to pursue a degree in construction instead of engineering. The things I learned in this building pertained to the design of structures, as well as the execution of how they are tested. I enjoyed this class, however, I came to find out that I was enjoying the building of the structures more than I was the actual testing and designing. I enjoyed the building phase of construction, rather than the testing and inspecting phase. That is the whole reason I transferred to the University of Oklahoma, Angelo State doesn’t offer a construction degree and I wanted to be closer to home, so I moved schools.

The building itself was very interesting to me. They had multiple lab rooms for testing equipment and projects, as well as a very large shop room for the construction of structures and projects. I spent a lot of time in this building during my class and I really enjoyed all that it had to offer. I utilized its amenities daily and this proved to be vital for my project’s success.