New Hampshire


    New Hampshire

    Contacts

    Annette Carroll
    Co-Vice Chair
    603-518-2179
    Email Annette.

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    Parent Consent Form

    Field Trip Permission Form

    How To Become and What it Means to be a MENTOR

    How To Become and What it Means to be a SPONSOR

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        of New Hampshire, Inc.
        Board of Directors:
    Co-Chairs:
     Stacy J. Clarke of Turnstone Corp. and Brian R. Knox of Pro Con, Inc.
    Co-Vice Chairs:
     Annette Carroll of Pro Con, Inc. and Robert W. Holden of Denron Plumbing & Heating
    Co-Treasurers:
     Lyndon B. Johnson of Harvey Building Products and Bob Read of Read & Associates
    Secretary:
     Leslie Del Sesto of Pro Con, Inc.
    Co-Attorneys:
     Kim Cochran of Pro Con, Inc. and Corey Giroux of Strang, Scott, Giroux & Young
    Accountant:
     Linda Moquin of Pro Con, Inc.
    Administrator:
     Drew Carter of Pilot Construction

    About Us

    High School Students in the New Hampshire area can now benefit from a nationwide program designed to introduce them to the wide range of career opportunities open to young people in architecture, construction, engineering, and related areas of the building design and construction industry.

    At meetings, student teams work directly with professionals from leading area Firms (Mentors), who volunteer their time to mentor the teams as they design hypothetical projects, exciting, rewarding careers in building design and construction industry.

    For students, it’s a unique chance to discover and develop new skills, solidify future goals and get on track to exciting, rewarding careers. In addition, many students form positive relationships with industry professionals who can provide important references for obtaining college admissions, scholarships, internships and full-time employment.

    Our Team Projects

    Students in the ACE program typically work closely with their mentors on projects that provide hands-on experience in solving the types of design (architectural, structural, civil, mechanical, electrical, landscape, etc.), construction and engineering challenges industry professionals confront every day.

    The teams often learn how to use advanced computerized tools, such as AutoCAD, Revit, etc. while special exercises and activities illustrate the industry’s demand for young people skilled in math, physics, economics, art and other disciplines.

    Many ACE affiliates culminate their program year with special events at which teams present their concepts to Mentors, Sponsors, Government officials, families, teachers and community leaders.

    Participate in ACE!

    If you’d like to experience ACE’s challenges, opportunities and rewards for yourself, just contact the ACE leader in the upper right-hand corner corner of this page.

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