Financial Engineering master's student, one of Botswana’s greatest chess players, is making an impact beyond the board as a graduate assistant for Lehigh’s International Center for Academic and Professional English
To Isabella Federico ’24, the path of an engineer isn’t necessarily clear-cut, but the end goal is certain.
“You’re applying everything that you discover in science or technology to human causes,” she says. “Engineers integrate different fields of interest into something that leads towards benefiting humanity.”
While their experiences at SpaceX have been diverse, Rossin College alum Bryce Cavey ’20 (mechanical engineering) and current undergraduates Mika Kizuka '24 (IDEAS) and Conner Larocque '25 (mechanical engineering) share a common thread: They've all invested time and energy taking advantage of hands-on learning opportunities in Lehigh's Design Labs.
Borides are compounds composed of boron and one other element. They are known for being extremely hard, and as such, researchers believed that mixing four or more metals in the boride system—to create what are known as high-entropy borides—would yield even harder materials. Such materials could have potential applications in both military and space aircraft.
BioE Student Spotlight: Fall 2023
Name:
Olivia Carsia
Where are you from/where is your hometown?
Allentown, PA
What degree type are you pursuing?
MS Bioengineering
What is your specialization, OR, do you have any other majors/minors?
BioE Student Spotlight: Fall 2023
Name:
Peter Jensen
Where are you from / Where is your hometown?
Severna Park, Maryland
What degree type are you pursuing?
MS Bioengineering
What is your specialization, OR, do you have any other majors/minors?
Tissue Engineering
Are you involved in any bioengineering related organizations (both inside or outside of Lehigh)? If so, please specify.
