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Jake is a graduate student pursuing his PhD in Construction Management with a Facility Management focus. He received his undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering with a focus in energy and environment, and his Master’s degree in Construction Management. Jake works at ASU with the Performance Based Studies Research Group (PBSRG) as a research assistant and teaching assistant. The research focus of PBSRG is primarily on the application of deductive logic principles in the arena of project management and service procurement. Jake’s research primarily focuses on best practices for educating future facility managers and industry leaders. Jake has helped teach several undergraduate courses, and has taught over 10 high school leadership development courses.

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	[[File:JakeGunnoe.jpg\|thumb\|JakeGunnoe.jpg]]Jake is a graduate student pursuing his PhD in Construction Management with a Facility Management focus. He received his undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering with a focus in energy and environment, and his Master’s degree in Construction Management. Jake works at ASU with the Performance Based Studies Research Group (PBSRG) as a research assistant and teaching assistant. The research focus of PBSRG is primarily on the application of deductive logic principles in the arena of project management and service procurement. Jake’s research primarily focuses on best practices for educating future facility managers and industry leaders. Jake has helped teach several undergraduate courses, and has taught over 10 high school leadership development courses.		[[File:JakeGunnoe.jpg\|thumb\|JakeGunnoe.jpg]]Jake is a graduate student pursuing his PhD in Construction Management with a Facility Management focus. He received his undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering with a focus in energy and environment, and his Master’s degree in Construction Management. Jake works at ASU with the Performance Based Studies Research Group (PBSRG) as a research assistant and teaching assistant. The research focus of PBSRG is primarily on the application of deductive logic principles in the arena of project management and service procurement. Jake’s research primarily focuses on best practices for educating future facility managers and industry leaders. Jake has helped teach several undergraduate courses, and has taught over 10 high school leadership development courses.

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−	[[File:JakeGunnoe.jpg]]Jake is a graduate student pursuing his PhD in Construction Management with a Facility Management focus. He received his undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering with a focus in energy and environment, and his Master’s degree in Construction Management. Jake works at ASU with the Performance Based Studies Research Group (PBSRG) as a research assistant and teaching assistant. The research focus of PBSRG is primarily on the application of deductive logic principles in the arena of project management and service procurement. Jake’s research primarily focuses on best practices for educating future facility managers and industry leaders. Jake has helped teach several undergraduate courses, and has taught over 10 high school leadership development courses.	+	[[File:JakeGunnoe.jpg\|thumb]]Jake is a graduate student pursuing his PhD in Construction Management with a Facility Management focus. He received his undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering with a focus in energy and environment, and his Master’s degree in Construction Management. Jake works at ASU with the Performance Based Studies Research Group (PBSRG) as a research assistant and teaching assistant. The research focus of PBSRG is primarily on the application of deductive logic principles in the arena of project management and service procurement. Jake’s research primarily focuses on best practices for educating future facility managers and industry leaders. Jake has helped teach several undergraduate courses, and has taught over 10 high school leadership development courses.

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−	[[File:~~Jake Gunnoe~~]]Jake is a graduate student pursuing his PhD in Construction Management with a Facility Management focus. He received his undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering with a focus in energy and environment, and his Master’s degree in Construction Management. Jake works at ASU with the Performance Based Studies Research Group (PBSRG) as a research assistant and teaching assistant. The research focus of PBSRG is primarily on the application of deductive logic principles in the arena of project management and service procurement. Jake’s research primarily focuses on best practices for educating future facility managers and industry leaders. Jake has helped teach several undergraduate courses, and has taught over 10 high school leadership development courses.	+	[[File:JakeGunnoe.jpg]]Jake is a graduate student pursuing his PhD in Construction Management with a Facility Management focus. He received his undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering with a focus in energy and environment, and his Master’s degree in Construction Management. Jake works at ASU with the Performance Based Studies Research Group (PBSRG) as a research assistant and teaching assistant. The research focus of PBSRG is primarily on the application of deductive logic principles in the arena of project management and service procurement. Jake’s research primarily focuses on best practices for educating future facility managers and industry leaders. Jake has helped teach several undergraduate courses, and has taught over 10 high school leadership development courses.

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−	Jake is a graduate student pursuing his PhD in Construction Management with a Facility Management focus. He received his undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering with a focus in energy and environment, and his Master’s degree in Construction Management. Jake works at ASU with the Performance Based Studies Research Group (PBSRG) as a research assistant and teaching assistant. The research focus of PBSRG is primarily on the application of deductive logic principles in the arena of project management and service procurement. Jake’s research primarily focuses on best practices for educating future facility managers and industry leaders. Jake has helped teach several undergraduate courses, and has taught over 10 high school leadership development courses.	+	[[File:Jake Gunnoe]]Jake is a graduate student pursuing his PhD in Construction Management with a Facility Management focus. He received his undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering with a focus in energy and environment, and his Master’s degree in Construction Management. Jake works at ASU with the Performance Based Studies Research Group (PBSRG) as a research assistant and teaching assistant. The research focus of PBSRG is primarily on the application of deductive logic principles in the arena of project management and service procurement. Jake’s research primarily focuses on best practices for educating future facility managers and industry leaders. Jake has helped teach several undergraduate courses, and has taught over 10 high school leadership development courses.