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Wednesday, June 9, 2021
5:00 - 7:00 PM

Wednesday Team 1 and Wednesday Team 2

Thursday, June 10, 2021
5:00 - 7:00 PM

Thursday Team 1 and Thursday Team 2

Friday, June 11, 2021
5:00 - 7:00 PM

Tuesday Team 2 and Wednesday Team 3

Presentation night is the culminating event of the ACE program and it was incredible to see what the students accomplished this year!!

Student Scholarships

The ACE Mentor Program of Washington has a strong student scholarship program which has awarded $984,000 since its inception in Washington state in 2001. The recipients of the 2021 scholarship awards were recognized in a virtual event on Wednesday, June 23, 2021.

The 19 students recipients of this year’s scholarship awards are as follows:

Aidan Murphy from Roosevelt High School received the $2,500 LMN Architects Award and a $5,500 ACE Award, for a total award of $8,000. Aidan will attend Parsons School of Design in New York to study architecture.

Anna Huff from Roosevelt High School received the $5,000 Hoffman Construction Award and a $3,000 ACE Award, for a total award of $8,000. Anna will attend Scripps College to study environmental analysis, sustainability and the built environment.

Aurora Kreyche of Holy Names Academy received a $5,000 ACE Award. Next year, she will attend Connecticut College to major in architectural studies.

Braden Tarrago of Roosevelt High School received the $2,500 Turner Construction Award and a $2,500 ACE Award, for a total award of $5,000. Braden will attend University of Washington next year and will study either architecture or engineering – he simply can’t decide yet!

CK Viacrucis of Highline Big Picture High School received a $5,000 ACE Award. CK will attend University of Washington to study architecture next year.

Eleni Gebrehiwot of Sammamish High School received the $5,000 Hargis Mechanical Engineers Award and a $5,000 ACE Award, for a total award of $10,000. Eleni will attend either Seattle Pacific University or University of Colorado, where she hopes to study either architecture or mechanical engineering.

Jamie Zimmerman of Newport High School received the $5,000 Structural Engineers Foundation of Washington Award. Jamie plans to study architectural engineering at Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo in the fall.

Kai Smith of Inglemoor High School received a $5,000 award from the American Council of Engineering Companies of Washington. Kai will attend the University of Washington to study mechanical engineering next year.

Miles Rankin graduated from Seattle Academy and received the $2,500 Skanska Award and a $2,500 ACE Award, for a total award of $5,000. He will attend Santa Clara University to study civil engineering (with an additional study focus of social justice).

A four-year ACE student, Nathan Pittiglio of O’Dea High School received a $5,000 award from the Design Build Institute of America, Northwest Chapter. Nathan will attend Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo to study mechanical engineering.

Noah Lindblom of Juanita High School received the $2,500 OAC Services Award and a $5,500 ACE Award for a total award of $8,000. Noah will attend Washington State University to study civil engineering.

Pedro Cruz from Highline High School received the $2,500 Gensler Award and a $2,500 ACE Award, for a total award of $5,000. He will attend Seattle Pacific University to study interior design next year.

Perrin Myerson of Ballard High School received the $2,500 Stantec Award and a $2,500 ACE Award, for a total award of $5,000. Perrin plans to study electrical and computer engineering (with a study focus on modeling) at Duke University.

Ritika Chobe of Newport High School received a $5,000 ACE Award. She will study architecture at Cal Poly in the fall.

Sebastian Eguiguren of Stadium High School received the $2,500 Sellen Construction Award and a $2,500 ACE Award, for a total award of $5,000. He plans to study mechanical engineering at the University of Washington Tacoma campus.

Skylar Lin of Roosevelt High School received the $2,500 CallisonRTKL Award and a $2,500 ACE Award, for a total award of $5,000. He will study architecture, first by attending North Seattle College and then transferring to a university.

Sofia Leotta of Inglemoor High School received the $5,000 Magnusson Klemencic Associates Award and a $5,000 ACE Award, for a total award of $10,000. Sofia will study civil engineering at the University of Washington next year.

Will Reys, a four-year ACE student from Ballard High School, received the $5,000 Cornerstone General Contractors Award and a $3,000 ACE Award, for a total award of $8,000. Will plans to study engineering at Oregon State University next year.

Zoe Aigner of Juanita High School received the $2,500 Mortenson Award and a $2,500 ACE Award, for a total award of $5,000. Zoe plans to study construction management and business at Roger Williams University in the fall.

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