David Barker

David Barker serves as an Instructor in the Construction Management department within the Business & Applied Technology school, teaching practical courses focused on building trades and construction techniques. His current teaching load spans foundational to advanced topics across multiple semesters.

His expertise centers on hands-on construction disciplines including Carpentry, Woodworking, and Residential Construction systems. This reflects a strong emphasis on technical skill development for industry readiness, with particular attention to cabinet making, electrical wiring, and fine woodworking craftsmanship.

Mr. Barker's course offerings demonstrate consistent specialization in trade education, featuring repeated instruction in Construction Internship courses where students gain field experience. His curriculum balances theoretical management concepts with applied workshop training across both Fall 2025 and Spring 2026 semesters.

He maintains direct student engagement through courses like Introduction to Carpentry and Advanced Carpentry Concepts, utilizing campus workshop facilities. Contact is available via office in West Campus Building and institutional email.