Mohamed Toure

Passionate civil engineering student with a wide skill set and a passion for sustainable design and infrastructure development looking for internships to apply academic knowledge and practical experience in the workplace.

• Delta STEM: Actively participated in immersive STEM initiatives, fostering innovation and problem-solving skills in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Collaborated with local schools and organizations to promote STEM education and mentor young students.
• Boys & Girls Club: Volunteered at local Boys & Girls Club, leading STEM workshops and mentoring children from underprivileged backgrounds. Helped inspire interest in STEM fields and provided support and guidance to youth in academic and personal development.

• RoboRacers (High School Project): Led a team in designing and building a competitive robotic vehicle, honing teamwork and problem-solving skills. Successfully competed in regional and national competitions, showcasing engineering expertise and innovative thinking.
• Induced Polarization (Senegal Project): Conducted research and analysis on induced polarization methods for geological surveys, contributing to sustainable resource exploration. Presented findings at academic conferences, demonstrating analytical and communication skills.
• Biotech Marvels: Led Projects in green energy solutions, environmental engineering, and bridge building, demonstrating innovation and commitment to sustainable development. Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to address real-world engineering challenges.

• African Student Association: Actively participated in cultural events, discussions, and community service projects aimed at promoting African heritage and unity on campus. Held roles such as event coordinator and treasurer, developing leadership and organizational skills.
• American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE): Engaged in various professional development activities, including technical workshops, site visits, and networking events. Collaborated with peers on engineering projects and competitions, fostering teamwork and practical engineering skills.
• National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE): Contributed to NSBE's mission of increasing the number of culturally responsible Black engineers. Participated in mentorship programs, leadership training, and outreach initiatives to inspire and support underrepresented students pursuing STEM fields.