UMASS Amherst

graduation. 2023

year. Senior

In spring 2023 I will be graduating from UMass Amherst with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering while also being a member of the Commonwealth Honors College. Relevant engineering courses are listed below. In addition to my schoolwork, I am the president of the UMass NASA Lunabotics team and part of two research labs. I am currently conducting research in the DARoS Laboratory where I will be doing my independent study on ankle exoskeletons in the spring of 2022. At the HRSL Laboratory I am working towards creating an autonomous excavator for my honors thesis. During my free time, I participate in numerous intramural sports such as floor hockey, volleyball, and softball.

Relevant Engineering Courses:

(499P) - Honors Thesis (Spring 2023)
(MIE 497) - Mechatronics (Spring 2023)
(MIE 415) - Senior Capstone (Spring 2023)
(MIE 402) - ME Lab II (Spring 2023)
(499Y) - Honors Thesis Proposal
(MIE 344) - Dynamic Systems
(CS 119) - Introduction to Python
(MIE 375) - Manufacturing Processes
(ECE 361) - Intro to Electrical Engineering
(MIE 351) - Writing in Engineering
(MIE 313) - Design of Mech. Components
(MIE 302) - ME Lab I
(MIE 340) - Fluid Dynamics
(MIE 310) - Dynamics
(MIE 230) - Thermodynamics
(MIE 211) - Strength of Materials
(MIE 210) - Statics
(MIE 201) - Intro to Material Science
(MIE 124) - Computational Approaches to Engineering - MATLAB

Saint John's High School

graduation. 2019

Saint John's High School in Shrewsbury MA was where I started my second robotics team. The school approved my proposal to start a team and every day for the three years I would work with teachers, administration, and nearby companies for funding and makerspace planning. During my time there we converted unused classrooms into a state-of-the-art makerspace where any Saint John's student can use this area as a part of the engineering class/club, or robotics team/club. Aside from finishing in the top 3 or winning the state championship and finishing 0.5% internationally, I also participated in the investment club and enjoyed attending sports events. Some honors I received are listed below.

Commended by the Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts for community outreach and excellence in STEM

Headmaster's Citation for Exemplary Service, Vision, and Leadership

MIT Beaver Works Institute

graduation. 2018

"MIT Beaver Works Summer Institute is a rigorous, world-class STEM program for talented students who will be entering their senior year in high school. The four-week program teaches STEM skills through project-based workshop-style courses." I was selected as one of 200 international robotics students and I partook in the ‘Hack a 3D Printer’ course. This additive manufacturing course's goals were to show us how hardware and software can be modified for optimal performance. We had to build, program, debug, and hack a 3D printer.

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