ACE is an after school program that introduces you to careers in architecture, construction management, engineering and other disciplines.
The ACE Mentor Program is driven by the committed and enthusiastic participation of volunteer mentors who are practicing professionals in their respective field.
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2019 National Design and Construction Competition
The Construction Industry Round Table has announced the three design challenges for the 2019 competition:
Competition Timeline
Read the story of ACE’s successes in 2017-2018.
This annual report integrates key information and data from recent student and alumni surveys as well as affiliates’ year-end summaries.
CMiC has announced a Pledge $10 Million to Advance the Construction Industry in Memory of its Founder Allen S. Berg
The initial $3 million grant to the ACE Mentor Program of America establishes the CMiC-Allen Berg Memorial Scholarship Awards to help students pursue careers in the construction industry.
The awards will recognize outstanding high school students each year—from every corner of the U.S.—who demonstrate promise in architecture, construction or engineering. Specifically, the grant includes a donation of $500,000 each year for an initial period of six years to the ACE Mentor Program. Winners will be recognized each spring during an awards dinner and ceremony, with the first selection and announcement of recipients anticipated in the spring of 2019.
ACE-branded merchandise, including shirts, labels, mugs, pencils, pads and stress construction hats, are now for sale at ACE’s virtual store. Many items can be ordered in single quantities. They make great thank-you gifts and stocking-stuffers. The vendor will help affiliates order items not currently available in the store.
STEM Premier is an online platform where ACE students and alumni can create compelling virtual portfolios showcasing their academic achievements, STEM skills, and ACE experience and then connect to colleges and employers looking to recruit ACE talent.
Three new reports, based on recent major survey results, show ACE’s positive impact on the workforces of architecture, engineering, and construction.
The October 14 broadcast on the PBS network of American Graduate Day ran two seven-minute segments about ACE. The first featured an ACE alumna and her two mentors from the San Antonio affiliate. In the second segment, Peter Davoren, CEO of Turner Construction and Chairman of the ACE Board of Directors, participated in a panel discussion about mentoring and workforce development.
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For more information about the American Graduate Day and links to two previous programs featuring ACE,
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