Theta Tau

Andrew is a junior from Acton, MA studying Computer Science. On campus, Andrew works as a tour guide, TA's for CS 2110, and is involved with Outdoor Odyssey, both as a guide and as the ~webmaster~. In the past, Andrew has spent a summer at Temple University conducting research as part of an REU program. Last summer, Andrew worked in Tahoe, NV as a software engineering intern at Ridgeline, a fintech startup founded by Dave Duffield. Next summer, Andrew is looking forward to working as a software engineering intern at Lyft in their autonomous vehicles division (i.e. self-driving cars!).

Before becoming Regent, Andrew served as Philanthropy Chair for 2 semesters. Andrew helped create the semesterly goal of 150 hours of service to help Theta Tau brothers get involved in several new events. Events included a Guiding Eyes for the Blind fundraiser, a PFC March Madness Bracket Tournament, and helping kids develop an interest in science at the Sciencenter and local elementary schools.

In his free time, you can find Andrew watching Boston sports, playing board games, pumpin iron on North campus, getting his homework done early, reading, trying to learn guitar (fingers crossed), and eating lunch.

Omar Rasheed is a Junior from Portland, Oregon studying Computer Science. On campus he is an iOS developer // project lead on Cornell AppDev as well as a co-instructor for the Intro to iOS development course run by AppDev (quick plug).

Last summer he was a Software Engineering Intern @ Facebook in Seattle and will be returning as a Software Engineering Intern @ Facebook in NYC.

In his free time, he like to listen to music (love R&B), workout, play soccer, and you'll often find him napping somewhere in Duffield/Upson.

Rema is a junior from Gilbert, Arizona pursuing an Independent major in Materials Science and Engineering and Fiber Science and Apparel Design, along with a minor in Fashion Studies. Professionally, she is interested in sustainable textile development for athletic apparel.

This past summer, Rema conducted research in the Textiles Nanotechnology Laboratory within the Fiber Science and Apparel Design Department at Cornell, where she worked on projects geared towards smart clothing. Next summer, she will be working at Nike as a Global Sourcing and Manufacturing Intern.

On campus, she is a tour guide for the Office of Visitor Relations and a spinning instructor at Helen Newman, as well as an instructor for PE 1245: Indoor Stationary Cycling. Additionally, she is a director of Career Development for the Society of Women Engineers and an Engineering Ambassador.

In her free time, Rema enjoys posting on her food blog (@remashungry) and reading The New Yorker.

Alexa is a junior from Little Ferry, NJ majoring in Computer Science.

Professionally, Alexa is passionate about working on mission-driven technology and projects in the social impact space. Last summer, she was a Software Engineer Intern at Microsoft working on the Workplace Analytics team.

On campus, she is the co-director for Hack4Impact, the Mentorship Co-Director for Women in Computing at Cornell, and a leader for the Pre-Orientation Service Trip.

When she's not procrastinating in Upson with the other Pis, she enjoys making ice cream runs to Sweet Melissa's, watching sunsets on the slope, replaying Channel Orange on Spotify, hiking, thrifting, and spending time with friends.

Clara is a senior from Greensboro, North Carolina studying Chemical Engineering with a minor in Sustainable Energy Systems. After graduation, she will be returning to Phillips 66 as a process engineer after an internship the past summer.

On campus, Clara is the president of Engineers for a Sustainable World, a TA, and social chair for Theta Tau. In her free time, Clara enjoys rock climbing, pulling pranks, watching football, and sitting in the ChemE undergraduate lounge distracting others. Most importantly, she secretly wishes she went to culinary school in lieu of studying engineering.

Nathan is a junior from Rochester, NY studying Computer Science with a minor in Electrical and Computer Engineering.

Outside of TT, Nathan is an RA in Dickson Hall, the President and Founder of the Cornell Spikeball Club, an Outdoor Odyssey guide, and a TA for Functional Programming and Data Structures (CS 3110).

Nathan spent this past summer interning at Lutron Electronics in Philadelphia, PA working on their residential mobile apps team. He will be interning at Goldman Sachs this Summer as a Technology Summer Analyst. His primary interests within CS are mobile development, artificial intelligence, and software engineering.

Shalin is a computer science major from Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey. He enjoys coding, designing, thinking up random facts, and watching both Netflix and HBO shows such as Prison Break, Breaking Bad, Narcos, Sherlock, Game of Thrones, Westworld, Silicon Valley, and Money Heist.

This past summer, Shalin worked at Amazon in Seattle as a Software Development Intern on the Prime Video Payments team. This summer, he will be returning to Seattle to intern at Microsoft for a new experience. In his free time, Shalin enjoys hanging out with friends, eating Indian and Thai food, listening to Spanish music, engaging in fun conversations, and improving his chess game.

Carol is a junior from Boston, MA majoring in Computer Science.

On campus, she is also involved in Cornell University Sustainable Design, Cornell Undergraduate Asia Business Society, and a social sorority.

She is currently exploring her options within the software engineering field but will most likely be pursuing product management or tech consulting in the near future. She worked at a healthcare tech startup in New York City this summer.

When Carol is not ~studying~ in Duff with the Pis, she enjoys discovering music, going swimming/hiking in the gorges, and most of all, annoying Thomas when he’s supposed to be doing work.

Emma is a sophomore from Albany, NY, studying Electrical and Computer Engineering with a focus on medical device applications.

On campus, Emma is the product development lead for iGEM, a synthetic biology project team. She also does research in the Erickson Laboratory, where she helps to create rapid diagnostic devices for low resource settings, and is a TA for ECE 2300 (digital logic and computer organization).

Last summer, Emma stayed in Ithaca to work with iGEM on creating an autonomous boat and bioreactor for the detection and treatment of harmful algal blooms. She also worked in the Erickson Lab. This coming summer, Emma will be doing Electrical Engineering at Battelle working on medical device development.

In her free time, Emma enjoys talking for hours while pretending to do work, hanging with the Pis at Club Upson, being talked into random trips with Kanha, traveling, hiking, painting, sports, and puns.

From a land far far away, Kanha is a junior EnvE major. Born and raised in a country with the most diverse flora and fauna in the world, Indonesia, he has developed a passion for the environment, sustainability and nature. Thanks to long history of keeping reef aquarium, Kanha has the ability to identify many coral and fish. He's even started comparing the Xi class to coral species. For example, Collin is a green star polyp. You can ask Collin to explain why.

This past summer, Kanha interned in Ithaca, helping AguaClara develop and prototype a Gravity-powered Wastewater Treatment System for developing countries. Previously, Kanha interned in Bali, where he worked with a five-star hotel chain to help make them zero waste to landfill. On campus, he was a research advisor for AguaClara and is involved in the training of retrievers and shepherds with Guiding Eyes for the Blind.

This semester, Kanha is currently a Data Analyst Intern in a building energy efficiency company in Ithaca as part of the COOP program. He is currently getting the best of all worlds; participating in an internship, while remaining in Ithaca, without taking any classes.

Kanha is big fan of coffee, which is why he's always attempting to get people to join him for a cup of coffee from his endless collection of coffee. He often creates impromptu plans to get Gimme Coffee with Julia, Liz and Anuj, or convinces people (particularly Emma) to join him on random trips to far locations.

Massimo Carbone is a sophomore from Oceanside, California, studying Electrical and Computer Engineering. On campus, he is a member of the Student Advisory Committee of the Cornell Tradition, is responsible for the electronic design of a hydroturbine in Cascadilla Creek within his ESW Hydro project subteam, and is a member of the Cornell Skateboarding Club.

Thus far, Massimo has worked as a brand ambassador for Zenly, an app owned by Snapchat, and is currently working as a software engineering intern for a renewable transportation company. Although very indecisive, he hopes to likely pursue something related to the intersection between hardware and software, and is considering a future in biomedical engineering or entrepreneurship. His professional interests include nanotechnology, embedded systems, oncology, and web development.

Outside of the classroom, he enjoys playing guitar, skateboarding, watching an unhealthy amount of YouTube, freestyling over type-beats with friends, going to beach, and thrifting.

Sophia is a sophomore from Pasadena, California studying Operations Research and Information Engineering and pursuing a minor in Design and Environmental Analysis.

On campus, she is the battery team lead for the Cornell ChemE Car project team, from back when she had high aspirations to be a ChemE. She is also looking into research into how public services, driven and organized by algorithmic systems, can shape social inequalities. Her professional interests lie in understanding how data-driven public technologies affect social climates, but you may get a different answer if you ask her tomorrow.

When she is not found hunched over a table in Upson, you can find her people watching, cooking, playing the violin, fermenting (not as weird as it sounds, she promises), watching all the Bon Appetit YouTube videos, eating all of the food in her sorority house, and missing her dog.

Keethu is a sophomore from Salt Lake City, Utah studying Computer Science.

This past summer, Keethu worked at the Applied Cognition Lab at the University of Utah, where she developed autonomous driving software. She has also worked on several mobile applications, and is passionate about building impactful, intuitive, and accessible technology.

On campus, she is an Engineering Ambassador, on the Electronics sub-team of ChemE Car, and a Python peer tutor.

In her free time, Keethu gets made fun of by her friends for being vegan. She enjoys hiking, acrylic painting, traveling, spending time with friends, and trying to make her life look like a Wes Anderson movie.

Kara is a sophomore from North Potomac, Maryland majoring in Mechanical Engineering and planning to pursue a minor in Design and Environmental Analysis. Her long term professional interests lie in product design, biotech, healthcare, manufacturing, and mostly, trying to bring a positive change to the world.

This past summer, she worked as a lab manager in the Rapid Prototyping Lab at the University of Maryland, College Park. She also conducted research in bovine embryo for the Metabolic Engineering Lab. On campus, she is a member of the Cornell Hyperloop project team.

When Kara is not procrastinating on problem sets, you can find her exploring the outdoors, drinking iced coffee, and watching New Girl for the millionth time.

Kevin is a Sophomore from Staten Island, New York studying Civil Engineering with an interest in Structural Engineering.

This past summer, he volunteered and worked at an Immigration Workforce Center based in New York City. He was assigned roles such as Head Volunteer, Healthcare Outreach Coordinator, Special Program Analyst which involved putting together programs to benefit the immigrant community, and the opportunity to work with the Mexican Consulate. Kevin also tutored students preparing to take the SHSAT for the NYC Specialized High Schools.

On campus, Kevin is an Architecture Lead for Cornell Seismic Design, works at the Cornell Fitness Centers, and is a member of a service fraternity. In his free time, he tries to find time to workout, play billiards, play games, get better at latin dancing, and think that Ling is making fun of the other Kevin.

Rees is a senior from Westport, Connecticut studying Materials Science and Engineering. In Rees' everlasting quest for free T-shirts, he hopes to win every intramural sports league at Cornell with Theta Tau.

In past summers, Rees has learned how to juggle at Berkeley National Lab and how to make pistachio crusted lamb chops at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.

In his free time, Rees enjoys the outdoors, curating Spotify playlists, watching movies with his Dad, and falling asleep everywhere he goes.

Kevin is a junior from the Bronx, NY studying computer science. He is currently interested in the intersection between data science and political science, particularly with the ways that information technologies can govern human behavior at large scales.

On campus, he is researching quantum algorithms to solve nonlinear partial differential equations. He used to be an active member of Cornell Data Science and Medium Design Collective, but has stepped back to explore individual interests.

Last summer, Kevin worked at the Data Privacy Lab at Harvard classifying online political ads. Previously, he worked at AllianceBernstein, a finance company in New York, doing infrastructure work.

In his free time, he enjoys writing/producing songs, snowboarding, and watching Kevin watch Ling make fun of him. And he loves Kabir as well. :)

Audrey is a junior from East Brunswick, NJ pursuing a major in Materials Science & Engineering and possibly a minor in Fiber Science.

On campus, she is currently the Vice President of Cornell Wushu, the Molds Subteam Lead for Alternative Recycling Cornell within CUSD, and one of the Student Assistants at Olin Library. She was previously a UTA for Physics III: Waves and a grader for MSE 2610.

Professionally, Audrey was a Research & Development Intern for P&G in Products Research and Modeling & Simulation. She is passionate about sustainability, with particular interests in alternative forms of transportation (read: not cars) and sustainable packaging.

Outside of classes, she can be found running (probably lost), reading (always open to recs), and taking pictures (likely of the sun).

Francis is a senior from New York City majoring in Electrical and Computer Engineering and minoring in Business.

Francis currently is a TA for INFO 3300, an Engineering Ambassador, and works part-time in the Engineering Admissions Office.

This past summer, he was interning at Bloomberg LP in their Global Data department. And after graduation, he is looking to delve into the world of product management and eventually pursue his MBA. But sometimes he wonders what it'd be like to leave everything behind and open up a bakery shop in Lower Manhattan.

This bio is dedicated to a true legend Brandon Wang, a graduated senior and one of my best friends.

Kyra is a senior from Naperville, IL studying Operations Research with minors in Dyson and Information Science.

Currently occupied as a volunteer at Tompkins County Public Library and with YOURS, a TA for ORIE 3120, and a paddleboarding and trail running instructor, she will still be seen at every Theta Tau intramural event.

As for work, she's tried a lot of stuff, and next year she is trying skiing (*read* software engineering at Ridgeline. No, I do not know how to engineer software yet, please do not ask me how).

Instead, you can ask her about her work in industrial engineering, consulting, or data; however, she'd rather chat about her amateur jewelry-making, the USWNT, or women in stem.

TK is a graduated senior from New York City studying Information Science, Systems, and Technology.

He spent the past two summers as a Product Design Intern at Facebook (this summer on Facebook Groups, and last summer on Facebook Marketplace). On the side, he has built products like interns.design and Pixelcode.

On campus, TK is the design lead for Cornell AppDev and teaches Intro to Digital Product Design. He's also a member of a social fraternity and previously led CUAUV's business subteam.

In his free time, TK likes to play volleyball and soccer, snowboard, design things, and eat lots of sweets.

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Daniel is a Senior from Austin, TX studying Environmental Engineering with a strong interest in sustainability.

Daniel co-led the Solarize subteam for the Cornell University Sustainable Design (CUSD) project team building a solar trailer and is currently a co-leader for the aquaculture team. This past summer he was stormwater fieldwork intern for Tompkins county. Past summers he did research at the University of California, Davis to developed a program to predict emissions from cooling towers and worked at Macmillan learning. He also has experience doing research in plant pathology and does research in water quality and algal blooms. He has been active with The Society for Natural Resources Conservation (SNRC) making Cornell's campus greener. He hopes to continue making the world more sustainable.

Aside from school, Daniel enjoys traveling, visual arts, music production, and ancient history.

Emma Renner is a senior from Round Hill, Virginia. She studies Mechanical Engineering and is starting her Masters in Systems Engineering. She is interested in renewable energy. In past summers she has worked as a Wilderness Ranger in NC and as a Process Engineer at W.L. Gore and Associates. This upcoming summer Emma will be working at General Electric researching Wind Energy.

Emma teaches paddle and ski classes for Cornell Outdoor Education, is paddle chair for Cornell Outing club, and was an Outdoor Odyssey Guide. She just finished her term as Professional Fraternity Council President and is ready to use this new free time and be outside more. Emma is currently a teaching assistant for the Engineering Leadership Certification Program.

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Michael Xiao is a graduated senior from Blacksburg, Virginia, studying Electrical and Computer Engineering. He is currently working at Rev: Ithaca Startup Works, a hardware accelerator, and for Facture Product Development, a Seattle-based design firm. Outside of work, Michael is an avid rock climber and tenacious thrifter.

Marc is a senior from Westchester, NY, currently having the pleasure of majoring in Electrical and Computer Engineering while pursuing a minor in Operations Research and Information Science. He hopes to evolve the latter interest in graduate school some day.

This past summer, Marc worked in Portfolio and Transaction Management as a summer analyst at Morgan Stanley, where he has decided to double down and return full time. In previous summers, he did project and asset management with the Port Authority of NY and research in Lebanon.

On campus, Marc is suffering from a severe bout of senioritis. He previously served on Theta Tau's core Eboard as Treasurer. Currently, he is president of the Reserve Club Tennis team and a member of Cornell Hedge Fund.

Feel free to find Marc in and around Sage and Statler to talk about your favorite book or video game, why the Knicks stink/any other sport, or whatever philosophical conundrum is keeping you up at night.

For the longest time, my family and I believed I would be a professional tennis player. Although I come from a financially stable household, my parents recognized how costly and difficult it was to attend a top university. Due to the limited access to STEM learning opportunities at my schools and my parents having a background as athletes, they saw our best shot was to get an athletic scholarship as a collegiate tennis player. Because of this, I spent the first 15 years as an athlete first and a student second.

But after having greater exposure to STEM in high school my family and I saw how many opportunities I had ahead if I focused on my education. I quit tennis as a junior in high school and for the first time in my life was a student first.

Ever since I realized the empowerment STEM education provides, I have been trying to increase students' access to quality STEM education. in February 2018 I founded uniVRsity to make online STEM education more engaging for students through Virtual Reality(VR). I’m currently on a leave of absence pursuing our mission full-time and will be doing so for the next full year.

Rees is a senior from Westport, Connecticut studying Materials Science and Engineering. In Rees' everlasting quest for free T-shirts, he hopes to win every intramural sports league at Cornell with Theta Tau.

In past summers, Rees has learned how to juggle at Berkeley National Lab and how to make pistachio crusted lamb chops at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.

In his free time, Rees enjoys the outdoors, curating Spotify playlists, watching movies with his Dad, and falling asleep everywhere he goes.

Erin is a senior studying Information Science in the College of Arts and Sciences. The past few summers, she's been working at tech start ups, in Ithaca giving campus tours, and most recently, at Blackstone Innovations as a business analyst. Her interests lie in product design and product management. She loves to talk about all things design related -- tech or not. Find her on campus eating pineapple-jalapeno pizza with Priyanka or watching Bon Appetit videos (or possibly both).

Celine is a senior from central Jersey studying Information Science, Systems and Technology and minoring in film studies. In Theta Tau she is the Diversity & Inclusion chair. She has experience interning as a software engineer and program manager (last summer she became an honorary father on a punny, Dads-Only team at Microsoft).

In her free time, she makes very bad and very awkward jokes, attempts to read more (mostly an unsuccessful endeavor for about 2 years now), writes an assortment of fictional things, impulsively goes to Cinemapolis at untimely occasions, and is trying to figure out how to be an actual human. And in case you were wondering: she believes free will is a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Matt is a concurrent degree student in Math and Applied Physics. Ask him about energy materials, documentary art, or cooking pizza w/o a coal fired oven.

Priyanka is a senior studying Chemical Engineering, hoping to pursue a career in pharmaceutical process development. This past summer Priyanka interned at Genentech in the Small Scale Purification Pilot Plant, learning more about pharma technical operations and enjoying the Bay Area with some other Nus. Outside of the ChemE grind, she enjoys eating pineapple-jalapeño pizza with fellow Nu, Erin Chen, chasing dogs, puzzling, and laying in the grass.

Jared is a senior from Irvine, California, studying Computer Science with a minor in Mathematics. His professional interest is software engineering and safety in artificial intelligence.

Last summer, he was interning as a software engineer at Amazon. During this summer, he will be interning at Google. On campus, Jared is a TA for CS 4700, works as a backend developer at Cornell AppDev, and worked as the Education Lead of Cornell Data Science and co-lecturer of their machine learning course until last winter.

In his spare time, Jared reads books and Bible, listens to music, and dreams about the future. He also set a personal record for solving Rubik's cube in 10.59 seconds three years ago, which never happened again. He hopes to eventually develop a general intelligence and bring changes to the world.

Chris is a senior from Rochester, NY majoring in mechanical engineering and minoring in business.

Last summer, Chris worked for P&G as a product supply engineer, where he focused on loss elimination for Pampers diapers. Previously, Chris worked as a mechanical design intern at Teknic, where he optimized the production process of integrated servo motors.

Chris is the sole proprietor of Wright Reactions LLC. His company does freelance work designing and he subcontracts the building for dominoes and chain reaction for trade shows, commercials, parties, and more. His work has been featured on The Tonight Show, The Discovery Channel, America's Got Talent, and he has had the opportunity to work with corporations such as Microsoft, Pizza Hut, Gillette, and Disney.

Anuj is a junior from Kathmandu, Nepal with Biological Engineering major and BME minor. His passion lies in exploring bio-inspired engineering from medical to agricultural field.

Last summer, Anuj had a great time in Ithaca doing research and working for the orchards. On campus, he is a co-president for International Students Admissions Ambassador club and a TA for BEE 2600. He is also a research assistant in a Sacks lab where he processes and analyzes chemical compounds in wine.

Besides, he enjoys hiking, traveling, and trying out new food.

Liz is a junior majoring in Chemical Engineering while taking Mandarin and business courses. On campus, she is the Vice President of Philanthropy for the Professional Fraternity Council, is part of ESW, and is an RA in Cascadilla Hall. Last summer, she studied abroad in London where she was able to run a pilot carbon capture plant. In her free time, she enjoys running, yoga, reading, travelling, and going on exciting adventures with her BroTThers

Chelsea is a junior studying ISST from SoCal. This past year she took a gap year to work at Apple and Microsoft and to live in London. She wants to pursue product management and the coming summer she'll be working at Google as an APM intern. On campus she has quit most of her engineering activities and is planning on taking up mostly art studios and music related activities.. and maybe a psychology research lab.

Olia is a junior from San Diego, CA studying Operations Research and minoring in Engineering Entrepreneurship. On campus she's involved with Humor Us! Sketch Comedy, Outdoor Odyssey, a social sorority, and Cornell Club Tennis as Captain. She does literally nothing technical outside of class and LOVES that.

Last summer, Olia interned at Viasat Inc. in Carlsbad, CA as a Reliability Engineer where she primarily conducted Big Data analysis with Splunk to pinpoint the data patterns of specific mechanism failures. She really enjoyed this work, but wants to try something totally different next summer with food supply-chain industry.

Olia is a loyal friend, and wants more than anything to make her parents proud. But also, she want’s you to enjoy life and not take yourself too seriously.

Kompella is a senior from New Delhi, India majoring in Computer Science in the College of Engineering. This past summer Kompella interned at The Blackstone Group as a Product Management Intern. The summers before, Kompella worked for the Data Analytics Division in Gartner and as a Tech Consultant in Deloitte. On campus he is a TA for CS 4410, AEW Instructor, Athlete Tutor and does Research as well. His end goal is to move back to India and start his own business venture. Eventually, he hopes to spend his time and effort on tiger conservation in India.

From a land far far away, Kanha is a junior EnvE major. Born and raised in a country with the most diverse flora and fauna in the world, Indonesia, he has developed a passion for the environment, sustainability and nature. Thanks to long history of keeping reef aquarium, Kanha has the ability to identify many coral and fish. He's even started comparing the Xi class to coral species. For example, Collin is a green star polyp. You can ask Collin to explain why.

This past summer, Kanha interned in Ithaca, helping AguaClara develop and prototype a Gravity-powered Wastewater Treatment System for developing countries. Previously, Kanha interned in Bali, where he worked with a five-star hotel chain to help make them zero waste to landfill. On campus, he was a research advisor for AguaClara and is involved in the training of retrievers and shepherds with Guiding Eyes for the Blind.

This semester, Kanha is currently a Data Analyst Intern in a building energy efficiency company in Ithaca as part of the COOP program. He is currently getting the best of all worlds; participating in an internship, while remaining in Ithaca, without taking any classes.

Kanha is big fan of coffee, which is why he's always attempting to get people to join him for a cup of coffee from his endless collection of coffee. He often creates impromptu plans to get Gimme Coffee with Julia, Liz and Anuj, or convinces people (particularly Emma) to join him on random trips to far locations.

Collin is a senior from Basking Ridge, NJ studying CS and minoring in OR. If he could, he'd also study international relations and quantum physics, but unfortunately he has yet to find a clear three-major graduation path.

Last summer, he worked at Google in NYC as a software engineer on their security and privacy team. Prior to that, he's worked in IT and full-stack development. On campus, he's part of Ava Labs, a blockchain-based startup under Professor Sirer.

Engineering aside, Collin loves music. He's played classical and ragtime piano for sixteen years and helps give lessons on campus through the Cornell Piano Society. He also sings with and is the General Manager of the Conell University Glee Club (no, not like the TV show). If you're ever looking for some good classical pieces, don't hesitate to ask!

Francis is a senior from New York City majoring in Electrical and Computer Engineering and minoring in Business.

Francis currently is a TA for INFO 3300, an Engineering Ambassador, and works part-time in the Engineering Admissions Office.

This past summer, he was interning at Bloomberg LP in their Global Data department. And after graduation, he is looking to delve into the world of product management and eventually pursue his MBA. But sometimes he wonders what it�d be like to leave everything behind and open up a bakery shop in Lower Manhattan.

This bio is dedicated to a true legend Brandon Wang, a graduated senior and one of my best friends.

Julia is a former CivE, former AEP, current junior MechE, and future engineering dropout from Brooklyn, New York.

This past summer, she went home to spend time with her family, work as a counselor at her climbing gym, and avoid interacting with people she doesn’t like.

On campus, she splits her time between the Organic Robotics Lab where she studies the robotic applications of bioluminescent algae and the Temple of Zeus where she people-watches and plays a game called: “Are They A Sorority Girl or A Co-op Member?”

She is also excited to be a first-time facilitator for Cornell’s Intergroup Dialogue Project, a class that allows students to connect across difference. She believes the communication skills developed in this course are crucial to good relationships. She’s hoping that expanding her knowledge base into other academic disciplines will better prepare her for the mid-life crisis she plans to have at 35 when she realizes she's sick of engineering.

As the former NME for Spring 2019, she's proud to see her TT children off slaying their new EBoard positions. She looks forward to meeting the next class and teaching them to take themselves less seriously.

Andrew is a junior from Acton, MA studying Computer Science. On campus, Andrew works as a tour guide, TA's for CS 2110, and is involved with Outdoor Odyssey, both as a guide and as the ~webmaster~. In the past, Andrew has spent a summer at Temple University conducting research as part of an REU program. Last summer, Andrew worked in Tahoe, NV as a software engineering intern at Ridgeline, a fintech startup founded by Dave Duffield. Next summer, Andrew is looking forward to working as a software engineering intern at Lyft in their autonomous vehicles division (i.e. self-driving cars!).

Before becoming Regent, Andrew served as Philanthropy Chair for 2 semesters. Andrew helped create the semesterly goal of 150 hours of service to help Theta Tau brothers get involved in several new events. Events included a Guiding Eyes for the Blind fundraiser, a PFC March Madness Bracket Tournament, and helping kids develop an interest in science at the Sciencenter and local elementary schools.

In his free time, you can find Andrew watching Boston sports, playing board games, pumpin iron on North campus, getting his homework done early, reading, trying to learn guitar (fingers crossed), and eating lunch.

Clara is a senior from Greensboro, North Carolina studying Chemical Engineering with a minor in Sustainable Energy Systems. After graduation, she will be returning to Phillips 66 as a process engineer after an internship the past summer.

On campus, Clara is the president of Engineers for a Sustainable World, a TA, and social chair for Theta Tau. In her free time, Clara enjoys rock climbing, pulling pranks, watching football, and sitting in the ChemE undergraduate lounge distracting others. Most importantly, she secretly wishes she went to culinary school in lieu of studying engineering.

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Kevin is a junior from Westchester, New York, majoring in Biomedical Engineering.

The past two summer, Kevin interned in the Hematology & Medical Oncology department at Weill Cornell Medicine. He conducted research on the inhibitory effects of different cancer therapeutics on protein expression. On campus, he is the Potions Subteam Lead of the ChemE Car project team, working to improve the chemical reaction stopping mechanism for a small car. He is also the Photography Director for the Créme de Cornell food magazine, but only for the free food of course. Lastly, he conducts research in the Putnam Lab on biomimetic polymers.

Aside from academics, Kevin loves art, fitness, music and food. Ask him about his secret life as a food connoisseur so he can show off his food instagram (bonus points if you follow it: @dk_eeeats).

Nick Diaco is a junior in Engineering Physics from Tampa, Florida.

On campus, he is an active member of CUABS and the Ober Group. Nick's research involves applying the unique properties of polymers to solve problems in medicine and industry.

In his spare time, Nick enjoys reading, rowing, and tagging Rizo in math memes that neither of them understands.

Kelly is a senior from Utica, NY studying Computer Science and minoring in Information Science.

This past summer, she interned at Squarespace as a Frontend Software Engineer. The previous 2 summers before, she interned at a government contractor company that specialized in Cybersecurity. She worked very closely with security penetration testing and practiced cyber security tactics. Kelly also had the chance to write a paper to the Vice Chief of Staff of the Air Force on the potential applications of blockchains in the Air Force, honing blockchains because of its data validation and virtual ledgers. Kelly has had quite the experience the summers of 2017 and 2018, running 8 miles every week. It's also important to note that physical physique is not her greatest strength. Ask her about it, and she'll tell you how this past summer was a blessing to her.

Judson is a junior from Bethlehem, PA majoring in chemical engineering and minoring in business.

Judson is the junior captain of Cornell ChemE Car, a corporate outreach liaison for the Engineering Career Fair Team, and an undergraduate research assistant in the Wiesner Group, focusing on the application of self assembling polymers in energy storage devices.

This past summer, Judson studied abroad at Imperial College in London, learning more about process controls and design through their Carbon Capture Pilot Plant. Before that, Judson worked as a fire protection engineering intern at Victaulic, where he optimized the efficiency of hybrid fire suppression systems for uses in all local applications. Next summer, Judson will be a process engineering intern at Phillips 66 Bayway Refinery, and plans to explore more opportunities within energy systems.

Judson enjoys both watching and talking Philly sports, playing pick-up soccer, enjoying late night bubble tea and learning new things.

Cayla is a senior studying Information Science, Systems and Technology from Westchester, NY.

Last summer, she worked as software engineer for New Relic, an application performance monitoring company located in Portland, Oregon. She will be returning there to work as a full-stack developer upon graduation.

The summer before, she worked as a front-end developer for IBM on a project to connect software developers with quantum computing. Prior to that, she did an REU at Argonne National Lab where she worked on a IoT sensor network in downtown Chicago.

On campus, she is a manager for campus tour guiding, on the web team for the Cornell Daily Sun, a researcher in the Architectural Robotics Lab, works for an on-campus startup called Complex, and a part of a social sorority.

Madeleine is a junior from New York City majoring in environmental engineering and minoring in dance.

Last summer, Madeleine interned at Intel in the Bay Area ensuring compliance with environmental permits. Previously, she worked at a lighting company in New York also researching environmental compliance laws. On campus, she is a research adviser with AguaClara and stitches costumes in the Schwartz Center costume shop. She was also the previous Marketing Chair for Theta Tau and has danced with Big Red Raas.

In her free time, she enjoys making monthly Spotify playlists and searching for new recipes.

Cathy is a junior from Morgantown, West Virginia studying CS in Engineering and minoring in Music.

This past summer, she worked as a Software Development Engineering Intern on Amazon's Promotions Platform and previously, she worked as a research assistant at West Virginia University (homegirl was a ChemE once upon a time).

Aside from the time she spends on insulting Shalin and being an ~engineer~, Cathy plays trumpet in the Cornell Jazz Ensemble and piano in The Original Cornell Syncopators. She also enjoys hiking, skiing, night drives, concerts, and Oishii Bowl.

Marguerite is a junior from Montreal, Quebec, majoring in Environmental Engineering and currently studying abroad at the University of Cantabria in Santander, Spain.

At Cornell, Marguerite is a high jumper on the Track and Field team, an Outdoor Odyssey guide, and a member of the Analysis and Paddling sub-teams of Concrete Canoe.

Last summer, she worked at a marine lab on an island in New Hampshire as a Sustainable Engineering intern, focusing on projects related to solar energy infrastructure. Prior to that, she worked as a research assistant at McGill University in Montreal, and studied methane emissions from abandoned oil and gas wells

Outside of the classroom, Marguerite loves skiing and canoeing, talking about sustainability, discovering different types of music, and finding people to speak French with.

Shalin is a computer science major from Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey. He enjoys coding, designing, thinking up random facts, and watching both Netflix and HBO shows such as Prison Break, Breaking Bad, Narcos, Sherlock, Game of Thrones, Westworld, Silicon Valley, and Money Heist.

This past summer, Shalin worked at Amazon in Seattle as a Software Development Intern on the Prime Video Payments team. This summer, he will be returning to Seattle to intern at Microsoft for a new experience. In his free time, Shalin enjoys hanging out with friends, eating Indian and Thai food, listening to Spanish music, engaging in fun conversations, and improving his chess game.

Hayley is a junior from Barrington, IL studying Chemical Engineering and pursuing a minor in French.

On campus, Hayley is the grant writing chair and a mentor for Youth Outreach Undergraduates Reshaping Success, and an undergraduate researcher in Professor Abbott's Laboratory for Molecular Engineering.

Last summer, she worked as a chemical engineering intern at Lonza Pharma&Biotech. During previous breaks, Hayley worked at Dick's Sporting Goods (no, the discount is not great) and helped develop an engineering curriculum geared towards middle school students in the Detroit area. This upcoming summer she will be interning at Air Products & Chemicals.

When Hayley isn't studying (hiding) in the Johnson Management Library, you can find her running through campus, playing card games, or throwing peanuts at Cathy Li's head from the top floor of their lofted bedroom.

Omar Rasheed is a Junior from Portland, Oregon studying Computer Science. On campus he is an iOS developer // project lead on Cornell AppDev as well as a co-instructor for the Intro to iOS development course run by AppDev (quick plug).

Last summer he was a Software Engineering Intern @ Facebook in Seattle and will be returning as a Software Engineering Intern @ Facebook in NYC.

In his free time, he like to listen to music (love R&B), workout, play soccer, and you'll often find him napping somewhere in Duffield/Upson.

Rema is a junior from Gilbert, Arizona pursuing an Independent major in Materials Science and Engineering and Fiber Science and Apparel Design, along with a minor in Fashion Studies. Professionally, she is interested in sustainable textile development for athletic apparel.

This past summer, Rema conducted research in the Textiles Nanotechnology Laboratory within the Fiber Science and Apparel Design Department at Cornell, where she worked on projects geared towards smart clothing. Next summer, she will be working at Nike as a Global Sourcing and Manufacturing Intern.

On campus, she is a tour guide for the Office of Visitor Relations and a spinning instructor at Helen Newman, as well as an instructor for PE 1245: Indoor Stationary Cycling. Additionally, she is a director of Career Development for the Society of Women Engineers and an Engineering Ambassador.

In her free time, Rema enjoys posting on her food blog (@remashungry) and reading The New Yorker.

Alexa is a junior from Little Ferry, NJ majoring in Computer Science.

Professionally, Alexa is passionate about working on mission-driven technology and projects in the social impact space. Last summer, she was a Software Engineer Intern at Microsoft working on the Workplace Analytics team.

On campus, she is the co-director for Hack4Impact, the Mentorship Co-Director for Women in Computing at Cornell, and a leader for the Pre-Orientation Service Trip.

When she's not procrastinating in Upson with the other Pis, she enjoys making ice cream runs to Sweet Melissa's, watching sunsets on the slope, replaying Channel Orange on Spotify, hiking, thrifting, and spending time with friends.

Cort is a sophomore from Boston, MA studying Biological Engineering.

Last summer he was a member of the Harvard Medical School Immunology Summer Program and a researcher in the Moon Immunology Lab at MGH. His work focused on the development of new viral vectors for injectable gene therapy for immune cells.

On campus, he studies coordination of immune responses against cancer and develops tools to engineer the immune system in Esak Lee's Lab. He is also a member of the Cornell Consulting Group, a mentor for the Cornell Undergraduate Research Board, and Professional Development Chair for the BME Society.

In his free time, he loves to bake, go hiking, and find great cold brew coffee.

Edward is a sophomore from Shunde, China, studying environmental engineering and minoring in business. He is passionate about everything green, like sustainability, plants, and matcha.

On campus, Edward is involved in Cornell Sustainability Consultants, Cornell Seismic Design, ASABE, and Ascend Cornell. He spent the last summer grinding plant and soil samples in an agroecology lab. Now he's a master grinder.

Edward loves exploring new music and food. You can find Edward trudging between Riley-Robb and Hollister Hall or heading for bubble tea with friends. In his free time he also works out, plays board games, badminton, and tennis (poorly) and lets his hair grow.

Kyu is a Sophomore from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam studying Computer Science. On campus, he is Alumni Chair of CUABS, and he can be found working behind the scenes at Goldies, making sandwiches.

Last summer, Kyu spent time as R&D Product Development Team Intern at a Furniture company in Seoul, Republic of Korea.

In his free time, he enjoys listening to music and playing guitar/violin. He also loves to lie down and watch Youtube all day long.

Deniz is a junior from Istanbul, Turkey majoring in Chemical Engineering. Her academic interests include sustainable energy and all things sustainability.

On campus she is a peer advisor for the College of Engineering, the Vice President of Communications for Engineers for a Sustainable World and an undergraduate research assistant for Hanrath Lab.

This past summer, Deniz spent a month in Ithaca doing research where she worked on inkjet printing capabilities of quantum dot solutions for a DOE funded project. Afterwards she studied in Imperial College London and worked in a carbon capture plant while also traveling across the city.

In her free time Deniz loves to take long walks and cook as much as humanly possible. She also loves to travel whenever she can and likes encouraging her friends to try new restaurants with her.

Emma is a sophomore from Albany, NY, studying Electrical and Computer Engineering with a focus on medical device applications.

On campus, Emma is the product development lead for iGEM, a synthetic biology project team. She also does research in the Erickson Laboratory, where she helps to create rapid diagnostic devices for low resource settings, and is a TA for ECE 2300 (digital logic and computer organization).

Last summer, Emma stayed in Ithaca to work with iGEM on creating an autonomous boat and bioreactor for the detection and treatment of harmful algal blooms. She also worked in the Erickson Lab. This coming summer, Emma will be doing Electrical Engineering at Battelle working on medical device development.

In her free time, Emma enjoys talking for hours while pretending to do work, hanging with the Pis at Club Upson, being talked into random trips with Kanha, traveling, hiking, painting, sports, and puns.

Sophia is a sophomore from Pasadena, California studying Operations Research and Information Engineering and pursuing a minor in Design and Environmental Analysis.

On campus, she is the battery team lead for the Cornell ChemE Car project team, from back when she had high aspirations to be a ChemE. She is also looking into research into how public services, driven and organized by algorithmic systems, can shape social inequalities. Her professional interests lie in understanding how data-driven public technologies affect social climates, but you may get a different answer if you ask her tomorrow.

When she is not found hunched over a table in Upson, you can find her people watching, cooking, playing the violin, fermenting (not as weird as it sounds, she promises), watching all the Bon Appetit YouTube videos, eating all of the food in her sorority house, and missing her dog.

Leena is a junior from Atlanta, GA, majoring in Biological Engineering in CALS.

On campus, she does research on foxes jumping into snow (it's actually much more complicated than it sounds) in the Bio-Inspired Fluids lab. She presented this research at the APS March Meeting in Boston! She is also a TA of several BEE courses and is the VP of Development of the Engineering Career Fair Team (ECaFT). Over the summer, she briefly did research at Georgia Tech regarding sidewinding snakes before returning to Ithaca and taking some courses.

On a different note, Leena loves hanging out with her fellow Pi class (yay Club Upson). She also loves being with her two dance teams, BreakFree Hip Hop and LOKO.

You may not see Leena at all on campus for a while - is currently taking the semester off! She is working in Zoo Miami as a clinical intern in the Animal Health department. Although hanging out with foxes in real life is even better than just research, she really misses her Theta Tau brothers!

Rizo is a junior from Tashkent, Uzbekistan, studying Engineering Physics with a minor in Computer Science. On campus, he is on e-board for the Taekwondo team. Rizo is also involved in Cosmology research, where he analyzes simulations of the observable universe.

On his free time, he enjoys stargazing, playing guitar, and tagging Nick in ancient history memes that neither of them understands.

Keethu is a sophomore from Salt Lake City, Utah studying Computer Science.

This past summer, Keethu worked at the Applied Cognition Lab at the University of Utah, where she developed autonomous driving software. She has also worked on several mobile applications, and is passionate about building impactful, intuitive, and accessible technology.

On campus, she is an Engineering Ambassador, on the Electronics sub-team of ChemE Car, and a Python peer tutor.

In her free time, Keethu gets made fun of by her friends for being vegan. She enjoys hiking, acrylic painting, traveling, spending time with friends, and trying to make her life look like a Wes Anderson movie.

Nathan is a junior from Rochester, NY studying Computer Science with a minor in Electrical and Computer Engineering.

Outside of TT, Nathan is an RA in Dickson Hall, the President and Founder of the Cornell Spikeball Club, an Outdoor Odyssey guide, and a TA for Functional Programming and Data Structures (CS 3110).

Nathan spent this past summer interning at Lutron Electronics in Philadelphia, PA working on their residential mobile apps team. He will be interning at Goldman Sachs this Summer as a Technology Summer Analyst. His primary interests within CS are mobile development, artificial intelligence, and software engineering.

Thomas is junior mechanical engineering major from south Florida minoring in aerospace engineering.

Thomas is the design and manufacturing sub team lead of Cornell Micro-G. When he is not daydreaming and procrastinating the work he needs to get done, he enjoys getting snickerdoodles with Carol at CTB and playing soccer. Whether that's playing as much intramural as possible or supporting his favorite Premier League team, Tottenham, even though they refuse to win anything. He also enjoys watching basketball and his favorite science fiction franchises like Star Wars, Doctor Who, and The Expanse.

Carol is a junior from Boston, MA majoring in Computer Science.

On campus, she is also involved in Cornell University Sustainable Design, Cornell Undergraduate Asia Business Society, and a social sorority.

She is currently exploring her options within the software engineering field but will most likely be pursuing product management or tech consulting in the near future. She worked at a healthcare tech startup in New York City this summer.

When Carol is not ~studying~ in Duff with the Pis, she enjoys discovering music, going swimming/hiking in the gorges, and most of all, annoying Thomas when he’s supposed to be doing work.

Ling is a sophomore from New York City studying Computer Science in the College of Engineering and pursuing a minor in Business.

On campus, she is the business lead for Cornell Steel Bridge, corporate relations chair for the American Society of Civil Engineers, member of the Engineering Career Fair Team, and VP of her social sorority.

Professionally, her interest lies in the technology industry. She is currently exploring software engineering and related fields.

In her free time, she enjoys listening to music, exploring new recipes, walking around the commons or farmers market, and making fun of Kevin.

Massimo Carbone is a sophomore from Oceanside, California, studying Electrical and Computer Engineering. On campus, he is a member of the Student Advisory Committee of the Cornell Tradition, is responsible for the electronic design of a hydroturbine in Cascadilla Creek within his ESW Hydro project subteam, and is a member of the Cornell Skateboarding Club.

Thus far, Massimo has worked as a brand ambassador for Zenly, an app owned by Snapchat, and is currently working as a software engineering intern for a renewable transportation company. Although very indecisive, he hopes to likely pursue something related to the intersection between hardware and software, and is considering a future in biomedical engineering or entrepreneurship. His professional interests include nanotechnology, embedded systems, oncology, and web development.

Outside of the classroom, he enjoys playing guitar, skateboarding, watching an unhealthy amount of YouTube, freestyling over type-beats with friends, going to beach, and thrifting.

Arun is a sophomore from Buffalo, NY studying Information Science with a minor in Computer Science and Mathematics.

This past summer, Arun interned at Blue Cross Blue Shield in the Buffalo, NY on the Test Automation team. He is passionate about topics related to software engineering, quantitative finance, block chain, and product management.

On campus, he is the treasurer for Big Red Raas, a violist for Cornell Symphony Orchestra, and a software lead for Cornell HealthTech. In his free time, Arun enjoys playing video games, traveling, cooking, trying new food, and you'll find him bumming around in Mac's or Terrace, or sleeping in Duffield.

Katherine is a Junior from London, England studying Mechanical Engineering.

Last summer, she worked in manufacturing engineering at Skydio, a start-up in Redwood City, CA, building autonomous drones. Previously, she worked in supply chain engineering in the Aerospace Group at Moog in Buffalo, NY. She aims to work in project management or manufacturing engineering after graduation. She is also extremely interested in teaching and getting girls interested in STEM.

On campus, she is involved with Humor Us! Sketch Comedy and a social sorority. She loves exploring new places, sailing, theatre and musicals.

Audrey is a junior from East Brunswick, NJ pursuing a major in Materials Science & Engineering and possibly a minor in Fiber Science.

On campus, she is currently the Vice President of Cornell Wushu, the Molds Subteam Lead for Alternative Recycling Cornell within CUSD, and one of the Student Assistants at Olin Library. She was previously a UTA for Physics III: Waves and a grader for MSE 2610.

Professionally, Audrey was a Research & Development Intern for P&G in Products Research and Modeling & Simulation. She is passionate about sustainability, with particular interests in alternative forms of transportation (read: not cars) and sustainable packaging.

Outside of classes, she can be found running (probably lost), reading (always open to recs), and taking pictures (likely of the sun).

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Kevin is a junior from the Bronx, NY studying computer science. He is currently interested in the intersection between data science and political science, particularly with the ways that information technologies can govern human behavior at large scales.

On campus, he is researching quantum algorithms to solve nonlinear partial differential equations. He used to be an active member of Cornell Data Science and Medium Design Collective, but has stepped back to explore individual interests.

Last summer, Kevin worked at the Data Privacy Lab at Harvard classifying online political ads. Previously, he worked at AllianceBernstein, a finance company in New York, doing infrastructure work.

In his free time, he enjoys writing/producing songs, snowboarding, and watching Kevin watch Ling make fun of him. And he loves Kabir as well. :)

Yuki is studying mechanical engineering and is interested in consumer product design. On campus he's part of CUAir.

Ravina is a sophomore from South Brunswick, New Jersey studying Computer Science and minoring in Information Science. She is interested in Software Engineering and Product Design. Last summer, she worked at VidMob as a Motion Design Intern.

On campus, she is a designer for Cornell AppDev and a TA for Intro to Digital Product Design. She is also Vice President and a dancer for Cornell Big Red Raas.

In her free time, she likes to draw (@ravinart quick plug lol), dance, and play the ukulele.

Kevin is a Sophomore from Staten Island, New York studying Civil Engineering with an interest in Structural Engineering.

This past summer, he volunteered and worked at an Immigration Workforce Center based in New York City. He was assigned roles such as Head Volunteer, Healthcare Outreach Coordinator, Special Program Analyst which involved putting together programs to benefit the immigrant community, and the opportunity to work with the Mexican Consulate. Kevin also tutored students preparing to take the SHSAT for the NYC Specialized High Schools.

On campus, Kevin is an Architecture Lead for Cornell Seismic Design, works at the Cornell Fitness Centers, and is a member of a service fraternity. In his free time, he tries to find time to workout, play billiards, play games, get better at latin dancing, and think that Ling is making fun of the other Kevin.

Bella is a sophomore from Danville, California studying Information Science, Systems, and Technology. On campus, she is a member of the ChemE Car battery subteam and the VP of Member Education for Kappa Delta sorority.

Last summer, she worked as a Consulting intern at Workday in the Bay Area. She aspires to have a career in tech while living in a cute apartment in San Francisco. During past breaks, she has been the best sushi hostess that Blue Gingko Danville has ever seen.

When she is not complaining about all the work she procrastinated, you can find her sipping iced oat milk lattes in Zeus, making tik toks in the Olin stacks, creating eclectic Spotify playlists, and calling her mom.

Truman is a sophomore from Queens, New York, majoring in Biological Engineering and minoring in Computer Science.

Last summer, he managed a lab rover that used visual cameras and LIDAR sensors to collect phenotypic corn data. Currently, he is working in a bio-inspired engineering lab to test how low-cost acoustic wave-based technology can accurately measure crop traits. In the future, he hopes to continue using computational tools that can promote sustainability and agricultural practices.

On campus, he is a member of Cornell iGEM and Engineers for a Sustainable World. In his free time, he enjoys playing board games and practicing yoga.

Kabir is a sophomore from Mumbai, India studying Computer Science with a minor in Operations Research.

Last summer, he was a Software Engineering Intern at Mu Sigma in Austin, TX working for the Intelligent Systems group. On campus, he is involved with NLP research with Prof. Claire Cardie and is a TA for CS 4786. He is also a member of Cornell Cup Robotics.

He is a fervent Manchester United fan (sensitive topic given their recent form) and spends hours watching The Office. He enjoys playing Ping-Pong, cooking and is usually awake at 3AM watching Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares. Also, he LOVES Kevin Ngo. KEVIN YES!

Kara is a sophomore from North Potomac, Maryland majoring in Mechanical Engineering and planning to pursue a minor in Design and Environmental Analysis. Her long term professional interests lie in product design, biotech, healthcare, manufacturing, and mostly, trying to bring a positive change to the world.

This past summer, she worked as a lab manager in the Rapid Prototyping Lab at the University of Maryland, College Park. She also conducted research in bovine embryo for the Metabolic Engineering Lab. On campus, she is a member of the Cornell Hyperloop project team.

When Kara is not procrastinating on problem sets, you can find her exploring the outdoors, drinking iced coffee, and watching New Girl for the millionth time.

Kara graduated in May 2019 with a B.S. in Materials Science & Engineering and a minor in International Relations. Now, Kara is a 1st year Master's of Public Administration candidate with a concentration in Infrastructure and Technology Policy. Her goal is to lead sustainable development in Southeast Asian infrastructure and technology through policy and finance. Her favorite project as an MPA candidate is editing The Biodiversity Finance Book for Global Canopy in anticipation of COP 15 for the UN Convention on Biological Diversity. Her other projects include composing a policy memo on infrastructure resilience in Puerto Rico post-Maria and collaborating with the environment consultancy South Pole to earn her certificate in Environmental Finance and Impact Investing. This summer she will be interning as a Public Finance Analyst within UBS's Investment Banking division.