Architecture Program Mentors H.S. Students

Jim Bruyn, of Bruyn Designed, guides local high school students through a structural design challenge at SUNY Orange’s Rowley Center for Science and Engineering on the opening night of the College’s ACE Mentor Program of America program. Hosted by the College’s architectural technology program in partnership with Collier Construction and Bruyn Designed, the ACE Mentor Program offers high school students the opportunity to explore the fields of architecture, construction and engineering. The program will run throughout the spring and will include local practitioners like Bruyn (a 1999 graduate of SUNY Orange), along with the College’s architecture faculty and students, working with the high school students.

MIDDLETOWN – SUNY Orange’s architectural technology program, in partnership with Collier Construction and Bruyn Designed, is hosting an ACE Mentor Program of America series this Spring at the College’s Middletown campus.

The first session was held on Feb. 14 in the Rowley Center for Science and Engineering. Ten local high school students attended, and were guided through a structural design challenge by Jim Bruyn, of Bruyn Designed. The ACE Mentor Program offers high school students the opportunity to explore the fields of architecture, construction and engineering.

The program will run throughout the spring and will include local practitioners like Bruyn (a 1999 graduate of SUNY Orange), along with the College’s architecture faculty and students, working with the high school students. The next session is March 14.

For more information, contact Pam Rice-Woytowick at (845) 341-4525 or via email at pam.ricewoytowick@sunyorange.edu.

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