VIEW Voices of Incredible Engineering Women Cornell Engineering Admissions

Let's explore the world of environmental engineering - applying engineering concepts from other fields like mechanical, computer science, and civil engineering to solve the problems facing our environment. Current student, Regina Galvan Rumayor helps us understand what it is like to study the field here at Cornell and tells her story of being an international transfer student. We also get to meet another friendly face from our admissions office, Amanda Augustyn who helps us understand her roll in communications for the office, and finally we chat with Scott Campbell to hear more about our academic requirements and our unique leadership program! 

https://www.cee.cornell.edu/cee
https://cals.cornell.edu/environmental-engineering
https://visit.engineering.cornell.edu/
https://leadership.engineering.cornell.edu/

Ever look around and think, what is that made of? Well then join us for a dive into the world of materials science! We discuss why it is important to understand the properties of materials, how Kevlar came to be, and chat with current student, Molly Stephenson about why she loves this field and how fun it is to study how things break! We also chat with Scott Campbell about how you can get some global experiences in engineering beyond studying abroad, and why you should look beyond academics when choosing a college. 

https://www.mse.cornell.edu/mse

https://visit.engineering.cornell.edu/

https://visit.engineering.cornell.edu/project/materials-science-engineering/

Welcome to VIEW! Voices of Incredible Engineering Women! In today's episode we explore the world of chemical engineering and discover how it can take you anywhere from making beauty products to a mission specialist with NASA.  We will talk with current student, Avantika Vaish about her desire to help the world through green chemistry and making an eco-friendly environment.  Plus, we will chat with Scott Campbell, Director of Cornell Admissions about what the most important part of the application is, and why it is important to start the application process in your junior year. 

https://visit.engineering.cornell.edu/project/chemical-engineering/

https://www.cheme.cornell.edu/cbe

Welcome to VIEW! Voices of Incredible Engineering Women! Today we get to enjoy the natural world around us and explore Earth and Atmospheric Science.  As a special treat I got to sit down with my colleague Ginger, and she helped us understand what EAS is like here at Cornell! In addition we spoke with current student, Ashley Yang, about her experience studying here and how her passion for social justice fits in with climate studies.  As always, we also take a few moments to chat with Scott Campbell, Director of Cornell Admissions to hear more about what a first year course schedule looks like in engineering and what classes can prepare you for an engineering program!

https://visit.engineering.cornell.edu/project/earth-and-atmospheric-sciences/

https://www.eas.cornell.edu/eas

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkMEsGG7vvk

Welcome to VIEW! Voices of Incredible Engineering Women! In our third episode we explore the world of Information Science, Systems, and Technology by talking with current student, Melanie Jalbert.  We discuss what ISST is, the things you can focus on while studying the concentrations we offer, and hear more about how your first choice in major may change once you do some exploring!  Plus, we will talk with Scott Campbell, Director of Cornell Admissions about why you can find the same majors in different colleges, and some tips about how your values should align with the university you're applying to!

https://infosci.cornell.edu/undergraduate/info-sci-majors/bs-information-science-systems-and-technology

https://visit.engineering.cornell.edu/project/information-science-systems-technology/#:~:text=This%20focus%20remains%20rigorous%20and,management%20of%20complex%20information%20systems.

Welcome to VIEW! Voices of Incredible Engineering Women! In our second episode we explore the world of Computer Science by talking with current student, Kayla Sprayberry.  We discuss what Computer Science is, how it has evolved through history, and why this is such a collaborative field!  Plus, we will talk with Scott Campbell, Director of Cornell Admissions about how the math letter of recommendation came to be here, and some tips about our essays!

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