Whether you research leukemic cell lines, study abroad, participate in organizations, build a race car or lead the marching band, ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ provides countless opportunities for hands-on learning that make graduates stand out when applying for jobs. Watch these student and alumni videos to learn more about how they designed their ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ experience and achieved success.
Genesis Tolbert, a biochemistry major and Odyssey Program scholar, worked with her mentor to research the impact that products such as handheld sparklers have on people’s health. Her efforts landed her a scholarship from the National Institutes of Health Undergraduate Scholar Program.
Nick Muller, an engineering major and an Honors Program participant, co-founded Phoenix Racing, a team of engineering majors that designed and built a Formula 1 electric race car.
Matt Newberry, a communication design and Spanish major, takes on leadership roles in ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ clubs and organizations and studies abroad in Spain to prepare for professional opportunities.
Mallory Poff, an engineering major and percussionist, wanted to be in an engineering program that allowed her to experience more than just STEM classes. While at ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ, Mallory designed and built a solar-powered cooling unit, tutored, volunteered, studied abroad and was a drum major leading the marching band.
Carl Hairston ’11 G’15 used the knowledge gained through his marketing major and sport management minor to work his way up to associate commissioner for marketing and content strategy at the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) in Charlotte.
Bill Powers ’13, a strategic communications major, develops global brand campaigns for Havas. As a first-year student at ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ, Bill participated in organizations that exposed him to various communications fields. Those experiences helped him choose his major with confidence.
