Engineering

Announcing: The winners

District 1
1.  Hanna Cervarich - Manchester Middle School, Richmond
2.  Marissa Hennelly - Manchester Middle School, Richmond (tied for 2nd place)
2.  Kristina Kelly – Manchester Middle School, Richmond (tied for 2nd place)
3.  Cassie Turnage - Stonewall Jackson Middle School, Mechanicsville

District 2
1.  Shenel Lambiro – Kemps Landing Magnet School, Virginia Beach
2.  Rosalind Perry - Churchland Middle School, Portsmouth
3.  Meagan Arnold – Princess Anne Middle School, Virginia Beach

District 3
1.  Jessie Walthall - Ni River Middle School, Fredericksburg
2.  Amber Phelps - Peasley Middle School, Gloucester
3.  Emma Rigau - Peasley Middle School, Gloucester

District 4
1.  Michelle Tran - Williamsburg Middle School, Arlington

District 5
1.  Nick Baum - Linkhorne Middle School, Lynchburg
2.  Anna Newton - Linkhorne Middle School, Lynchburg
3.  Jasmine Jones - Linkhorne Middle School, Lynchburg

District 6
1.  Elizabeth Hall - Gretna Middle School, Gretna
2.  Nicholas Dillon - Northside Middle School, Roanoke

District 7
1.  Megan Hilliard - Virginia Middle School, Bristol
2.  Sally Starr - Virginia Middle School, Bristol
3.  Zachary Harless - Virginia Middle School, Bristol

Congratulations to all the winners!!

AWARDS

• Top Finalists¹ $100
• Teachers of Finalists² $100
• Grand Winner $500
• Teacher of Grand Winner $250
  1. The top three finalists in each educational cluster are also eligible to attend Engineering Summer Camp July 13-15, 2007, at the Jamestown 4-H Center in Williamsburg, VA.
  2. Grant, to be used for classroom and educational supplies at the Teacher’s discretion.

QUESTIONS?

Please call ACEC Virginia at (804) 673-0868, or e-mail info@acecva.org.

General Information

Nancy Israel
Executive Director
ACEC Virginia
5206 Markel Road, Suite 300
Richmond, VA 23230
(804) 673-0868

Sponsorship Information

Cindy Allen
DJG, Inc.
449 McLaws Circle
Williamsburg, VA 23185
(757) 253-0673

Ad Hoc COMMITTEES

Bill Johnson, P.E.
Jesson Zafar
McKinney & Company

Jason Rice, P.E.
Civil / Structural Engineer

Mike Matthews, P.E
Brenda Kliesen, P.E.
Hankins & Anderson

Jim Long, P.E.
Collins Engineers

Sam Kirby, P.E.
Froehling & Robertson, Inc.

Kevin Kokal, P.E.
Alliance Engineering

VSPE
Jim Kelly, P.E.
Northrop Grumman

ASCE
Debra Brand, P.E.
Jefferson Lab

University Education
Dr. Robert J. Mattauch, Dean and Commonwealth Professor
Virginia Commonwealth University

Elementary Education
Robin Newton
Math and Science Center

Military Engineers
Capt. Aaron Wilt, SAME
Major Wade Rawlins, SAME
ACC/A7
Langley Air Force Base

WELCOME to the ACECV Engineering 2007 Driving Map site!

As home to the 1st permanent English settlement in the United States, Virginia has become a gateway for our nation’s development and boasts numerous engineering marvels across the Commonwealth.

Here you will find a State Map that includes these innovations, where you can find them, and what they’re about.

Going for a Sunday drive? No problem, just print your map and take it with you—it’s as simple as that. Don’t forget your camera!

These one-time scholarships were offered to rising Virginia High School Seniors during 2007 only, especially to celebrate this Commemoration year.

Originally, competition organizers planned to award just five scholarships. However, with a tie for the fifth place score, it was decided to award a total of six $1,000 scholarships as we were so pleased with the response and participation. Please click on the student's name to read their winning essay.

Announcing: the winners

1. Erik Kuster – Liberty High School, Bedford
2. Katie Ridgeway – Osbourn High School, Manassas
3. Kathryn Kosloski – Lafayette High School, Williamsburg
4. Kyle Moore – Midlothian High School, Midlothian
5. Ian McClenny – Thomas Dale High School, Chester (tied for 5th place)
5. Matthew Enniss – Adventure of Learning Academy, Martinsburg (tied for 5th place)

Congratulations to all the winners!!