Announcements
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New Engineering Peer Advisors
Engineering Student Services is proud to announce the Engineering Peer Advisors for the coming school year. These students will work with incoming students individually and in groups to support their academic transition into the School of Engineering.
| Leslie Abrahams |
Hana Laurila |
| Jessica Alspaugh |
Aayush Munjal |
| Tonya An |
MaiLan Nguyen |
| Brian Berwanger |
Nora Palitz |
| Sarah Cahill |
Troy Pepping |
| Sarah Caniff |
Ellyn Ranz |
| Roger Chang |
Kara Sikorski |
| Meghan Charochak |
Cameron Smith |
| Whitney Flohr |
Julie Stockman |
| Sam Fok |
Kashyap Tadisina |
| Aaron Friedman |
Lisa Thompson |
| Nick Hansing |
Helen Wang |
| Ashley Johnson |
Heidi Weeks |
| Austin Jones |
Emily Wesson |
| Kerry Kreitman |
Sam Wight |
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Earth Day Seminar
As part of the Energy, Environmental and Chemical Engineering Spring Seminar Series, Washington University alumnus Dr. Lilia Abron presented departmental awards after her special Earth Day seminar, "Earth Day: Originated in the U.S., Lost in the U.S., Can It Be Rediscovered?" Allison Pitt and Cameron Smith were among undergraduate award winners.
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| St. Louis Section of AIChE Chair Christopher Reeves, Dr. Pratim Biswas, Cameron Smith and Dr. Lilia Abron |
Allison Pitt and Dr. Pratim Biswas |
Dr. Lilia Abron and Cameron Smith |
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Excellence in Leadership Awards
The Office of Student Activities and Residential Life honored students at the Excellence in Leadership Awards on April 27. All the divisions and offices were asked to nominate students for various awards.
Engineering student winners included:
Liz Kramer, Unsung Hero Award
Engineers Without Borders, Living the Mission Award
Lee Cordova, Outstanding Junior Leader Award
Green Action, Best Community Impact
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Virgil Ethic of Service Award
Engineering student Liz Kramer is a recipient of a 2008 Gerry and Bob Virgil Ethic of Service Award. The Ethic of Service Award represents the good work of the organizations Liz serves including Alliance of Students Against Poverty, Feed St. Louis, and Gateway Greening. She was one of only two undergraduate students on the 2008 honoree list.
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WUSTL Environmental and Social Interest Survey
Below you will find a link to a survey about student involvement in environmental and social issues and interest in course offerings. The results of this survey will be used administratively to potentially develop new courses on the connections between environmental and social problems. Participation in the survey is completely voluntary. The survey should take approximately five minutes to complete.
Your survey responses will be anonymous unless you volunteer for a focus group on the same subject. You will have this option at the end of the survey. If you volunteer for the focus group your survey responses will still be confidential and separated from your personal information. Take the WUSTL Environmental and Social Interest Survey.
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