Mechanical Engineering major seeking an internship with NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory to contribute to advancements in astrophysics through the application of nuclear engineering principles, aiming to support the development of next-generation propulsion systems and energy solutions for deep space exploration.
A Student Leadership Award recognizes a college student who has demonstrated exceptional leadership by guiding peers in initiatives that enhance the college environment. This award highlights the student's ability to inspire collaboration, drive positive change, and contribute to the improvement of campus life through innovative projects and community engagement.
During the internship, I applied differential equations to solve complex mechanical engineering problems in the oil field. This involved modeling fluid dynamics, heat transfer, and stress analysis, and implementing these models into computer applications to optimize drilling operations and equipment performance. The experience provided hands-on practice in using mathematical techniques to address real-world engineering challenges in the energy sector.
As part of a math research project, I am developing a mathematical model to design a program that facilitates a city's transition to renewable energy. This involves analyzing current energy consumption patterns, modeling the integration of renewable energy sources like solar and wind, and optimizing resource allocation to ensure a smooth and efficient transition. The project aims to create a scalable, data-driven framework that city planners can use to achieve sustainable energy goals.
In this project, I focused on researching and introducing fundamental engineering concepts, particularly around Engineering Mechanics - Statics. The research involved exploring key principles such as force equilibrium, moments, and structural analysis. I developed instructional materials and problem sets to help students grasp these concepts, emphasizing their application in real-world engineering scenarios, such as analyzing the stability of structures and mechanical systems. The goal was to build a strong foundational understanding that students can build upon in more advanced engineering courses.
Meals on Wheels is a community-based program that delivers nutritious meals to elderly, disabled, and homebound individuals, helping them maintain their independence and improving their overall well-being. Volunteers play a crucial role in providing both food and companionship to those in need.
The Humane Society is an organization dedicated to promoting animal welfare by rescuing, sheltering, and finding homes for abandoned or mistreated animals, while also advocating for humane treatment and responsible pet ownership through education and outreach programs.
Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit organization that builds and renovates affordable housing for families in need, empowering them to achieve homeownership and improve their living conditions. Volunteers and partner families work together to construct homes, fostering community development and stability.
Honors College - Odessa College - Odessa, Texas - Fall/2024 to Current - Selected Student
The Honors College benefits engineering students by offering advanced coursework, research opportunities, and personalized mentorship, enabling them to deepen their technical expertise, engage in innovative projects, and enhance their academic and professional development.
Positively OC - Odessa College - Odessa, Texas - Summer/2024 to Current - 1 of 20 students selected
The Positively OC Presidential Scholarship, launched by Odessa College in 2022, awards ten scholars a 2-year tuition and fees scholarship in exchange for their role as trailblazers in campus and community engagement. These scholars leverage social media to promote positivity, volunteer actively in the community, and enhance student success and campus culture by sharing uplifting messages and promoting the college's programs and services.
Student Government - Odessa College - Odessa, Texas - Fall/2021 to Spring/2022 - President
The student government at a community college represents the student body, advocating for their needs and interests, organizing events and initiatives that enhance campus life, and collaborating with administration to improve the overall student experience.
Students in Philanthropy - Odessa College - Odessa, Texas - Fall/2021 to Spring/2022 - President
Students in Philanthropy at a community college engage in fundraising, volunteer work, and outreach initiatives to support local charities and campus programs, fostering a culture of giving and social responsibility within the college community.
STEM Club - Odessa College - Odessa, Texas - Spring/2024 to Current - President
A college student involved in the STEM Club participates in hands-on projects, workshops, and events that promote science, technology, engineering, and math, while also collaborating with peers to explore innovative solutions to real-world problems and enhance their technical skills.
Odessa College Transfer Association -Odessa College - Odessa, Texas - Spring/2022 - Member
The Odessa College Transfer Association assists students in navigating the transfer process to four-year universities by providing resources, workshops, and personalized guidance, ensuring a smooth and successful transition to continue their academic journey. National Society of Leadership and Success, Odessa College, Odessa, Texas, Spring/2022, The National Society of Leadership and Success empowers students to become better leaders by offering leadership training, goal-setting workshops, and networking opportunities, while also enhancing their communication skills through interactive sessions and peer collaboration.
Phi Theta Kappa - Odessa College - Odessa, Texas - Summer/2024 - Member
Phi Theta Kappa is an honor society that benefits college students by recognizing academic excellence, providing scholarships, and offering leadership and professional development opportunities, all of which enhance their academic and career prospects.\
FIRST Robotics Program - Odessa High School - Odessa,Texas - FTC Coordinator
As the coordinator of the FIRST robotics program in Odessa, Texas, I am passionate about bringing exciting, hands-on STEM education to our community. By launching this program, I aim to provide students with opportunities to explore robotics, engineering, and programming, while developing critical thinking and teamwork skills. The program is designed to inspire young minds and encourage a love for innovation and problem-solving. My goal is to create a vibrant, supportive environment where students can grow, learn, and prepare for future careers in science and technology.