Dare to Lead at GE
Two of the fourteen elite conference invitations were given to undergraduate students from Lehigh ChBE - Larissa de Assis Rossini '26 and Isabella Richards '26.
Finding a research interest that gels
Working in a biomaterials lab, with support from a Clare Boothe Luce Research Scholarship, helped chemical engineering major Katie Atherton ’25 make connections and get a jump start on her career path.
Empowering the next generation of female scientists
Keyri Sorto '25 attended a company STEM outreach event and knew she was on the right path.
Luck of Ireland
Molly Landers ’25 and Sarah Nebbia ’24 found a new appreciation for stepping outside their comfort zones.
Saluting one of ChBE's own
After finishing his time in the service, Doug Hardy '24, was drawn to the chemical engineering field.
Getting a taste of food science research
As part of a team working on lab-cultured meat, Clare Boothe Luce Research Scholar, Josie Krepps ’24, adds cell culture to her menu of experience.
Mixing business with chemical engineering
Grace Ingabire Kuzwa ’23 plans on using her dual major to fight climate change.
Renewable energy research strikes a chord
Over her four years at Lehigh, Eva Wolfe ’23 developed her skills as a both musician and a chemical engineer. Her experiences as an undergraduate researcher led to her next act: graduate school.