
Engineering ACEs
UA’s College of Engineering created the ACEs, a student ambassador program, in 1996 to promote professionalism and enthusiasm for the College.
Welcome
As president of the Ambassadors of the College of Engineering, I want to thank you for taking the time to learn more about our organization. Our ACEs proudly represent the College by leading campus tours, supporting recruitment events and engaging with alumni, faculty and industry leaders.
Our mission is simple yet powerful: help every student who visits our College envision their future and recognize their potential in engineering. Whether you are a prospective student, a parent or a university guest, we want your time with us to be informative, encouraging and inspiring.
Our ambassadors come from various disciplines and backgrounds but share a passion for innovation, leadership and service. We are here not only to show you the spaces where groundbreaking engineering education and research happen but also to help you see yourself within them.
If you plan a campus visit, we look forward to welcoming you and sharing what makes the College of Engineering a dynamic and transformative place. If you are a student considering The University of Alabama’s College of Engineering, please do not hesitate to contact me or any of our ACEs. We are always happy to help answer any questions and share our experiences.
Kelvin Hutchinson
President, Ambassadors of the College of Engineering

Leaders

Grace Vaughan
Vice President
Civil Engineering Major, Structural Engineering and Mathematics Minor
Junior

Application
One of the primary responsibilities of an Ambassador for the College of Engineering (ACE) is to provide tours of the College of Engineering facilities to prospective students, families, and alumni. ACEs are responsible for helping with recruitment and outreach events as well as serving as hosts and hostesses for college sponsored events. ACEs are expected to keep up with the growth and development of the College of Engineering.
Applicants must be at least a second-semester freshmen or second-semester transfer student enrolled full time in the College of Engineering. Minimum cumulative grade point average required for application is 3.0, which must be maintained throughout ACE tenure. Applicant must be willing to devote an average of five hours per week to ACE activities during the academic school year.
ACEs

August Connors
Computer Science and Mathematics
Junior

Ava Kathryn Nesbit
Chemical Engineering
Sophomore

Benjamin Martin

Blake Wise
Chemical Engineering
Sophomore

Brooke Holley
Mechanical Engineering and Spanish
Junior

Caley Peterson
Chemical Engineering
Freshman

Caroline Shepherd
Aerospace Engineering
Sophomore

Ciaran Looney
Aerospace Engineering
Junior

Colin Cummings
Aerospace Engineering
Sophomore

David Hansraj
Computer Science
Sophomore

Dominic O’Neill
Mechanical Engineering
Senior

Ella McCarthy
Chemical Engineering
Sophomore

Emily Ludwig
Civil Engineering
Sophomore

Evan Childers
Computer Science and Mathematics
Junior

Evan Ingmire
Chemical Engineering
Sophomore

Gage Sanford
Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing minor
Sophomore

Giovanni Beltran
Civil Engineering
Sophomore

Grace Schneider

Grace Vaughan
Civil Engineering Major, Structural Engineering and Mathematics Minor
Junior

Isaac Kirkpatrick
Chemical Engineering
Sophomore

Isabele Airey
Chemical Engineering
Sophomore

Jade Williams
Computer Science
Junior

Jamie Weindel
Chemical Engineering
Junior

Jesse Park
Mechanical Engineering
Sophomore

Jill Sansom
Civil Engineering
Freshman

John Varin
Aerospace Engineering
Sophomore

Jules Webb

Kelvin Hutchinson
Civil Engineering
Junior

Kristina Hwangpo
Mechanical Engineering
Freshman

Lauryn Robertson
Architectural Engineering
Freshman

Liam Papier

Lija Gaikis

Maggie Callahan

Maggie Miller
Metallurgical Engineering
Sophomore

Maximus Hagood
Aerospace Engineering
Sophomore

Maya Bradley
Metallurgical Engineering
Sophomore

Mia Markham
Chemical Engineering and History
Sophomore

Matthew Fogarty
Civil Engineering
Senior

Michael Glatt
Chemical Engineering
Sophomore

Morgan Johnson
Civil Engineering Major, Environmental Engineering Minor
Sophomore

Owen Dodd
Chemical Engineering
Freshman

Phanuelle Manuel
Computer Science
Freshman

Stephen Farmer
Mechanical Engineering
Sophomore

Tarver Loyed
Mechanical Engineering
Sophomore

Walter Haakenson
Manufacturing Systems Engineering
Freshman

Wesley Gilbert
Civil Engineering
Sophomore

Weston Poff
Civil Engineering
Junior