Eimy Alvarez
Undergraduate
Biomedical Engineering

"Biomedical engineering is a really complex carrier, You get to create and discover new ways to improve life and that’s what I would like to do for the rest of my life."

Weiting Cai
Graduate
Electrical Engineering

She is a research assistant for the Center for Advanced Technology and Education (CATE) and is currently a PhD candidate, doing her dissertation on the subject of digital video compression.

Maria Belle Gerges
Undergraduate
Mechanical Engineering

" I have always been interested in and challenged by science. No doubt, Engineering exercises both my creative and logical sides."

Ana Guzman
Graduate
Computer Engineering

She enjoys working in school programs that promote careers in engineering and science.

Yasmay Hernandez
Undergraduate
Computer Science

• Director of Fundraising and Public Relations for FIU WICS (Women In Computer Science)
• Participant in the NASA-MASTAP/NSF program at FIU
• Member of Panther Rage – Spirit Club

Michelle De Jesus
Undergraduate
Biomedical Engineering

"I chose this field in Engineering because Biomedical Engineering represents a bridge between medicine and engineering!"

Rosalee Martinez
Undergraduate
Mechanical Engineering

"My areas of interest are in the thermal/fluid sciences and ocean engineering."

Johana Matias
Undergraduate
Computer Engineering

She aspires to earn a graduate
degree in Human Factors and to become a part of a design/research team in the
Virtual Reality industry.

Aleyda Mejia
Undergraduate
Industrial Engineering

"I spend approximately 85% of my awake time studying, doing homework, working on projects and participating in extra-curricular events at FIU. The other 15% is MY TIME! Which I try to do as much non-engineering activities as possible."

Ana Pasztor, PhD
Professor
Computer Science

Her most recent research is part of a larger multi-disciplinary project aimed at implementing constructivist principles in a number of fields of inquiry including consciousness studies and psychotherapy, pragmatics, math education, and womens studies

Tesi Reverte
Undergraduate
Biomedical Engineering

"I like that I will be able to use my knowledge to help create devices that will give people a better and longer life."