Alumni
With nearly 30 years of nationwide programming, ACE has a large national alumni network. Whether it’s your college application, portfolio, LinkedIn profile, or resume, make sure you are including your participation in ACE to highlight your experience and help you stand out among your peers.
Staying in touch with ACE means exclusive access to scholarships, internships, and job opportunities – just to name a few. Register as an ACE alum to receive information about these opportunities straight to your inbox! Sign into your former ACE student account and register here. If you need help accessing your profile in the database, please let us know.
Pro tip: be sure to update your email address to a permanent email address that you check regularly (instead of a high school email).
More than half of ACE alumni would like to continue their involvement with ACE through mentorship.
Volunteering your time to serve as a mentor is a great way to give back to your local community,
develop your professional network, and stay connected to ACE!
I truly believe in the ACE Mentor Program; it is the reason I am a structural engineer today. I really enjoy being a mentor, and I hope I can inspire some of the students as my mentors inspired me when I was a participant in the program.
ACE helped me focus my career objectives and also provided financial assistance. I feel very fortunate to have had great opportunities and wanted to give others the same chances. I signed up to be a mentor with ACE right away.
ACE is how I got my start. Because of ACE, I had a plan before I went to college. I love construction and never thought that I would ever be doing what I do – and wouldn’t have even known the profession excited without ACE. Through ACE, I can help others find similar opportunities.
The greatest value of ACE for me has been the connections I made that have helped shape my education and provided unexpected career opportunities. My mentors are role models for me and I want to give other young people that same opportunity. I love helping them explore areas of study and career that they never knew about – just like I did.
