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Undergraduate Student Profiles
Holly McIlwee: A Colorful Background
B.S./M.S. student Holly McIlwee started her research experience early in her student career in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Drexel University. In her pre-junior year, she began working in Dr. Caroline Schauer’s lab on colored thin films...
B.S./M.S. Student Joan Burger
MSE students don’t always come to Drexel with a prior interest in materials. In fact, when Joan Burger first arrived at Drexel, she enrolled in mechanical engineering, simply because she liked hands-on work and was talented in math and science. When she took an introductory materials course with Dr. Michel Barsoum, she learned that all engineering and science is rooted in materials...
B.S./M.S. Student Lemoda (Lee) Laim: Taking the lead
MSE students have a reputation for taking the initiative. B.S./M.S. student Lemoda (Lee) Laim first approached his advisor Dr. Jonathan Spanier as a sophomore and requested to work in his research group. Throughout his course of study, Lee exhibited tremendous initiative...
Zakiya Carter: It’s never too late to change your mind
Not everyone recognizes their interest in materials science and engineering at an early age. Zakiya Carter, currently pursuing a B.S. in MSE, worked as a computer programmer for more than five years before she gave even a second thought to a degree in MSE...
Aaron Sakulich: Building the Pyramids
“I cannot imagine a project I could be more enthusiastic about,” says Aaron Sakulich, a recent graduate of Drexel University’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering. Sakulich, who received his B.S. in materials engineering this past June, has transitioned to pursuing his master’s degree with materials science and engineering professor Dr. Michel Barsoum...
Doug Markgraf: How To Build A Better Bike
“It’s a good challenge,” says rising materials sophomore Doug Markgraf about balancing cycling and school work. Markgraf is currently the only materials engineer, and the first, on the Drexel University Cycling Team...
Beth Carroll: Materials Maverick
Beth Carroll could have chosen any number of careers, from music to construction to carpentry. Her love for building and hands-on work made her a natural candidate for a career in civil engineering, which is where Beth thought she was heading when she arrived at Drexel...
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Last updated Monday, January 28, 2008
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