One is the AIC Chapter in Orlando and the other is located in Tampa. Monthly trips to Orlando and Tampa are made to attend AIC chapter meetings. Through the association with these organizations, the student chapter is made aware of current issues affecting the construction industry. Professor Brad Sims is the faculty advisor. The main activity of CIC is to host guest speakers who are Christian business people from the construction industry, including contractors, architects, engineers, and attorneys.
Students are also able to meet and develop relationships with potential employers.
In addition to hosting speakers, CIC engages in activities such as taking construction project field trips and participating in philanthropic events. Dr. Richard Coble is the faculty advisor. The University of Florida Student Chapter of the Associate Builders and Contractors was established in November of 1983. The student chapter is sponsored by the Florida Gulf Coast Chapter of the national organization. The purpose of the student chapter is to increase student knowledge of the construction industry, promote fellowship and professionalism, and provide service to the School of Building Construction, the University of Florida, and the community.