The Engineering Student Ambassadors is a group of sophomore, junior and senior engineering students who maintain excellent academic records and also participate in a variety of enrichment activities. The students serve as representatives for the College of Engineering for prospective students, K-12 teachers and other visitors, donors
Engineering Ambassadors Activities
- Recruitment:Participate in student panels for prospective students and their parents; participate and occasionally lead departmental and other engineering tours for prospective students and parents on campus; record activities that might be of interest to prospective students and upload the videos to the EASA website; participate in Explore Engineering summer camps; respond to email requests from prospective students and parents.
- Outreach:Participate and occasionally lead departmental and other engineering tours for teachers; support the annual Teacher Summit, which could include helping with summit logistics, staffing a resource table and participating in a student panel.
- Development:Participate in meetings with sponsors and donors, which may include student panels and leading tours for invited guests and sponsors.
目前安巴sadors
Kyle Beck
Major: Industrial and systems engineering; Business minor
Class of: 2022
Email:kylebeck10@tamu.edu
Get involved, the next years of your life are going to be an absolute transformation in every sense of the word. You’ll become a part of the community, you can make relationships with people you might not normally meet, and maybe make your best friends for these next few years. Finally, you will grow from the experiences that you have in more ways than you could ever imagine.
Sam Burks
Major: Mechanical engineering
Class of: 2022
Email:sjburks22@tamu.edu
If you are looking for a school that offers a top-quality education along with amazing student life and plenty of ways to get involved, Texas A&M is for you. There are so many opportunities to succeed here, with an amazing amount of opportunities for academic and social involvement. The family atmosphere makes College Station feel like home.
Daniel Garcia, Jr.
Major: Petroleum engineering
Class of: 2022
Email:danielgarcia99@tamu.edu
As a student who has always had a strong passion for math and science, I knew at a very young age that I was meant to be an engineer. Ultimately, it was my innate desire to revolutionize the energy industry by improving the standard of living for people all around the world that lead me on my path to becoming the first petroleum engineer in my family.
Garret Gill
Major: Civil engineering
Class of: 2022
Email:garrettbgill@tamu.edu
There are many avenues and resources for success at A&M, so take initiative and reach out to people in need of help, advice, or someone to talk to. I’ve learned that taking care of yourself goes beyond just eating healthy or sleeping well. Sometimes, things such as studying outside of your dorm/room, for example, can have a big impact on your mentality.
Bethany Hansen
Major: Aerospace engineering
Class of: 2022
Email:sam327@tamu.edu
I chose my major because I want to make a difference in developing technologies and space crafts that would improve our chances of colonizing Mars or even achieving warp speed.
Anthony Hoang
Major: Mechanical engineering
Class of: 2022
Email:anthonyhoang13@tamu.edu
One of my favorite traditions here at Texas A&M is the Aggie ring. It is something that I'm really looking forward to. It has been proven that once you receive your Aggie ring, more career opportunities arise. You can join the Aggie network and are able to network more with older alumni.
Dean Hoff
Major: Chemical engineering
Class of: 2022
Email:diane.hoff@tamu.edu
Texas A&M University is full of people that want to see you succeed. The people here are so friendly and you never feel like people are working against you, but rather working with you. Texas A&M is the best because of the environment that not only the students but the staff here create for us all.
Aimee Martinez
Major: Chemical engineering; Environmental geosciences minor
Class of: 2022
Email:aimeedm03@tamu.edu
Texas A&M University allows for the perfect balance between professionalism and college life. As you go through your classes, you are being taught by professors of practice who share their knowledge about the career field, providing you with real-life application to what you are learning.
Karina Muffoletto
Major: Chemical engineering; Computer science minor
Class of: 2022
Email:kamuffoletto@tamu.edu
专注于你自己!更重要的先驱your own life than to try and do what you think you have to do because everyone else is doing it.
Katie Stephenson
Major: Biomedical engineering
Class of: 2022
Email:kathleen_katie@tamu.edu
I fell in love with Aggieland during my first week here, quickly discovering how kind, genuine, and hardworking this student body is. I dove into several of the incredible opportunities this community has to offer and some of my favorite memories at Texas A&M University were created with my close friends through these organizations.”
Christopher Tran
Major: Computer science engineering; Business minor
Class of: 2022
Email:tchristopher457@tamu.edu
I chose my major, computer science because I fell in love with coding and the problem-solving aspect that comes with it. I have always had a love for technology and to be able to find a job where I get to work with it every day and gain new experiences and knowledge at every turn is something I truly look forward to. It is a field that is changing every single day and is becoming more and more competitive and because of that, every day is a new challenge that I look forward to.
Meghan Truong
Major: Mechanical engineering; Business minor
Class of: 2022
Email:mtruong327@tamu.edu
Take on challenges. Texas A&M University offers a lot of opportunity, like SEC Career Fair, and lots of it might seem daunting. You can do so much more than you think, so take on a challenge and watch yourself succeed!