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End of Year Event ACE MENTOR LOS ANGELES METROPOLITAN AREA, INC. 2015 13th Annual Student Presentation, Scholarship Awards & College Fair Saturday, May 30, 2015 SCHEDULE 8:00 am registration/presentation set-up/ viewing 9:00 am presentations & college fair 12:00 pm lunch Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools 701 South Catalina, Los Angeles, CA 90005 chairman’s message Welcome ACE Friends and Family. On behalf of the ACE Mentor Los Angeles Metropolitan Area To all of our students: Thank you for your enthusiasm and for Board of Directors, we welcome you to our 2015 Student your interest in learning about the A/C/E industry! For those of Presentation Event and we thank you for being here. Your time you who will be returning to ACE in the fall, we look forward to and support are greatly appreciated. your continued participation. Today we celebrate the students and their project To our graduating seniors: Congratulations, good luck, and presentations, which are the result of the students’ hard work, remember that we are very proud of you! and of support from their dedicated mentors and faculty advisors. Our students are our inspiration – and they are our future. They are also a joy to work with. They are enthusiastic about learning what the Architecture/ Construction/ Engineering industry is all about - and we do our best to give them as much information as possible to assist them in their career decisions. Special thanks go out to this Event Committee, the Scholarship Committee, the ACE students, their parents, and especially the mentors and teachers who volunteer their time to ACE. Through their dedicated efforts, ACE has achieved continued growth and success in Los Angeles and Orange Lori Guidry Counties, as well as the Inland Empire which has just Board Chairman established its own affiliate. ACE Mentor Los Angeles Metropolitan Area, Inc. President, Development Industries, Inc. Another special thanks goes to all of our board members and year-round financial supporters who make this event and the students’ scholarships possible. This year with the help of our industry sponsors and fundraising events, we will award $90,000 in scholarships to high school seniors as well as to our former students who are now in college pursing A/C/E careers - and we hope to increase that number each year! Today, ACE Mentor Los Angeles includes 30 schools, 20 mentor teams, over 350 students and more than 100 mentors in Los Angeles and Orange Counties – with a goal to continue this growth and inspire more students to enter the design and construction industry. Thus, there are always new opportunities for new mentor teams in the upcoming school year. program WELCOME STUDENT PRESENTATIONS Jack Mollenkopf (GROUP 2) Board of Directors, ACE Mentor Centennial High School, Compton Los Angeles Metropolitan Area, Inc Pankow Builders Susan Miller Dorsey High School, Los Angeles MESSAGE FROM Downtown Los Angeles Team: CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Belmont High School Lori Guidry Camino Nuevo High School Chairman of the Board, ACE Mentor Edward R. Roybal Learning Center Los Angeles Metropolitan Area, Inc Green Design Community School Development Industries, Inc. at Diego Rivera Learning Complex Los Angles Big Picture High School SCHOLARSHIPS Los Angeles School of Global Studies Aldrin Orue Board of Directors, ACE Mentor Franklin High School, Los Angeles Los Angeles Metropolitan Area, Inc. Chairperson – Scholarship Committee Glendale High School, Glendale KPFF Consulting Engineers Green Dot Public Schools, Locke College Prep Academy, Los Angeles SUMMER CAMPS Long Beach Jordan High School, Long Matt Barnard Beach Board of Directors, ACE Mentor Los Angeles Metropolitan Area, Inc Pasadena Combined Team Degenkolb Engineers Santa Monica/West LA Combined Team: Santa Monica High School STUDENT PRESENTATIONS University High School (GROUP 1) Palisades Charter High School Costa Mesa High School, Costa Mesa Rancho Dominguez High School, Long H. Godinez Fundamental High School, Santa Ana Beach Valley High School, Santa Ana CONCLUDING REMARKS Bell High Schools, Bell Lori Guidry Jefferson High School, Los Angeles Chairperson of the Board, ACE Mentor Los Angeles Metropolitan Area, Inc Fairfax High School, Los Angeles Development Industries, Inc. Applied Technology Center High School, Montebello ADJOURN John Marshall High School, Los Angeles Lennox Academy, Lennox Century High School, Santa Ana Segerstrom High School, Santa Ana CONCLUDING REMARKS (GROUP 1) Lori Guidry Chairperson of the Board, ACE Mentor Los Angeles Metropolitan Area, Inc Development Industries, Inc. benefactors & patrons At Time of Printing [2014-2015 Academic Year] ABC Imaging gkk works Pankow Builders Ltd AC Martin Glumac Parsons Brinckerhoff ACCO Granitex Construction Co. Parsons Corporation ACE Mentor Gruen Associates Pasadena City College AECOM Harley Ellis Devereaux PCL Construction Services Alexander Auerbach & Co. Hathaway Dinwiddie Construction Performance Contractors Inc. American Concrete Institute, Hensel Phelps Perkins+Will Architects So Cal Chapter HMC Architects Pierre Landscape American Society of Civil Engineers, HNTB Architecture Prudential Lighting LA Section HOK Psomas Anderson & Howard Electric Hunt Construction RBF Consulting Anderson Howard IBE Consulting Engineers Rosendin Electric, Inc. ARC Graphics Jacobs RTKL Associates ARCADIS U.S., Inc. Jensen+Partners Ryan Mangindaan - Photographer Architecture 4 Education Jerry Sherman Saddle Peak Lodge Arup JLA Structural Engineers Saiful-Bouquet Engineers ASCE John A. Martin & Associates Sasco Electric Associated Builders and Contractors Johns Hopkins Engineering Schmitt Contracting, Inc. Balfour Beatty Construction Innovation Simpson Strong-Tie Basis Johnson Fain Skanska Bright Operations Kiewit Skanska USA Civil West Broad Foundation Kiewit Infrastructure West Snyder Langston Burton Landscape Killefer Flammang Architects Southern CA Development Forum Cal Poly San Luis Obispo KPFF Consulting Engineers (SCDF) Cal State Fullerton KTGY Architecture + Planning Southern CA Institute of Architecture California Portland Cement Company Langdon Wilson Architects (SCI-arc) Carpenters Contractors Cooperation Largo Concrete Southern California Illumination Committee Lea & Elliott Steinberg Architects Casey Foundation Leighton Associates Structural Engrs Assoc of Southern Charles Pankow Foundation Limbach Company LP California Chuck Whitaker Los Angeles Metro Transit Authority Structural Focus Clark Construction Group Los Angeles World Airports Swinerton Builders Climatec LPA Architects, Inc. Syska Hennessy Group CMAA Foundation LSA Associates Terry and Kathy Dooley Collins Collins Muir + Stewart LLP Mark Day - Photographer Tetra-IBI Group Comfort Systems Masonry Concepts The Pankow Foundation Conco Matt Construction Company The Tooley Trust Consulting Civil Engineer McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. Thornton Tomasetti Engineers Continental Development Corporation McParlane & Associates, Inc. tk1sc Control Air Conditioning M-E Engineers Togawa Smith Martin Residential Cosco Fire Protection Medcor Tom Nusbickel Architect CSDA Architects Mehrnoosh Architecture & Urban Turner Construction Company Dan Murphy Foundation Design University Mechanical Degenkolb Engineers Miller Environmental Valley Crest Landscape Companies Del Amo Construction, Inc. Mitsubishi Electric US ValleyCrest Development Industries, Inc. Miyamoto International Structural VCA Engineers Inc. DLR Group Architects Engineers Walter Baker Donald and Urte Barker Morley Builders Walter P Moore Structural Engineers Dove Properties Morrow-Meadows Corporation Webcor DPR Construction Murray Company Weingart Foundation Ehrlich Architects MVE Architects Wells Fargo Bank Electrical Training Institute Nabih Youssef Associates Westfield Group Englekirk & Sabol Consulting Nadel Architects Winegardner Masonry, Inc. Engineers NBC4 Universal Woodbridge Glass Erin McConahey Nevel Group Worley Parsons Fuscoe Engineering NMN Construction Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architecture Gary M Krakower Osborne Architects Gensler Pan Pacific Mechanical mission statement The ACE Mentor Program was founded by the principals of leading design and construction firms, to introduce high school students to career opportunities in the industry. After several years of experimenting with various mentoring models, ACE was born in New York City in 1994 when seventeen firms banded together into 3 teams, each organized like a typical design and construction team, and “adopted” about 90 students from local high schools. Volunteers from each of the firms, serving as mentors, worked directly with the students to introduce them to the broad range of people and projects within the construction industry. Students were introduced to the various design professions and the role that each performs in planning, designing and constructing a project. Students also gained first hand insight into the design industry by touring project offices and visiting active construction sites. And students worked closely with their mentors to solve challenging “real world” projects. In the spring of 1995, ACE held its first fundraiser event, to establish a scholarship program for ACE graduates. Scholarships continue to be awarded on an annual basis to ACE graduates who go on to study in college for a career in the design and construction industry, or who progress through apprenticeship into the building trades. ACE continues to grow—both vertically and laterally. Chapters are “under construction” in cities across the United States, and existing chapters continue to add new mentoring firms
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