In this episode Aiyanna discusses her journey to choosing Tech as her school of choice and Econ as her field of study. She talks about her struggles and triumphs during her educational journey and the impact of her study abroad experience. We also get the inside scoop on her revolutionary thoughts as it relates to the state of the economy, Avatar the Last Airbender and anything else that came to her mind!

Marlow Durbin is in his 5th and final year of the Chemical engineering PhD program at Georgia Tech. I met Marlow in a Biomedical Sensing class, which further emphasizes a theme throughout this episode, how versatile Chemical Engineers are. In this episode, Marlow shared how he became interested in chemical engineering, some of his project and internship experiences and what aspect of Chemical engineering he is focusing on during his PhD journey.

Savannah Richardson studied Biology at Georgia Tech on the Pre-Med biology track. She took a few moments to share with me why she chose to attend Tech for biology, how mentorship has impacted her academic journey and her future plans post her undergraduate career at Tech.

Christopher McCrary is an Architecture major and a future graduate of the Georgia Institute of Technology. I was able to catch Chris for a few moments in between org meetings and he shared with me why he chose Architecture over civil engineering, how architecture has impacted his experience in different spaces and something that he hopes to design in the future.

Aimée Ogando is a Civil Engineering student from the Dominican Republic. In this episode, I was able to speak with Aimée after a recruitment event and learn more about her experience as a Civil Engineering major. We talked about what it means to humanize a structure and how that improves our human interactions with structures. We also discuss the importance of sustainability and how Aimée is able to express her passion for people through her major.

Srijan Duggal is a two-time Georgia Tech graduate with a Bachelor’s and a Master’s in Mechanical Engineering. In this episode, I was able to catch up with Srijan the lab and learn more about the project he was working on and why it was important to him. We also discuss why he chose to study Mechanical Engineering, what he enjoys about it and why he decided to get his Master’s degree.

Johnathan Radcliff is a Computer Engineer and a Georgia Tech graduate, who is currently an engineer at Google. In this episode, Jonathan talks about his switch from Electrical Engineering to Computer engineering and the knowledge that he gained from both. He also shares the importance of letting yourself fail and pitching your ideas. Tune in to hear who took an interest in one Johnathan’s ideas and the opportunities he earned by putting himself out there.

Patrice Gill is a Biomedical Engineering student from the island of Barbados. She is months away from being a Georgia Tech graduate and she made time in her busy schedule to talk with me about her academic experiences. Tune in as she shares some of her misconceptions about BMED, what types of things she learns in her classes and why she decided to add a CS minor to her BMED major!

Destiny is a Computer Scientist and Georgia Tech Alum from Stockbridge, Georgia. She is currently a Data Engineer at Slalom Build. She is not only a friend but a former study buddy from our very chaotic but also very memorable Calc II days. In this episode, Destiny shares her struggles and triumphs as a CS student at Tech and how she overcame her imposter syndrome.