Wesley Voss

I am an enthusiastic engineering graduate in hopes of achieving a career in the manufacturing industry. I have over ten years of work experience in the construction industry, where I performed a variety of different roles; until eventually running my own business as I finished my engineering education. In the nearly two years since graduation, I found myself in a position where working left me with a hollow feeling. I believed it could be explained by the sunk cost fallacy, but after it persisted, life led me to the conclusion that I wasn't reaching my full potential. At the University of Michigan College of Engineering I experienced immense growth as a person, despite what my transcript reflects which is a relatively ambivalent experience with more struggles than successes. But it is my ambition to prove that my overall experience at Michigan produced an innovative, enthusiastic, ethical and resilient professional.

Jackie Bucholtz