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Our lead article develops a theoretical base and then suggests a model for integrated construction management education. It argues that construction management must maintain a strong identity positioned between architecture and engineering in order to meet the needs of a complex industry. Our second argues that entrepreneurship education is appropriate university curriculum for all units involved in workforce education and development.