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Danielle Chevalier.
"It's OK if you have zero interest in alternative fuels, because you can apply the basic skills (group communication, model making, project planning) to any industry. EAS 140 and small groups teach you how to overcome inexperience and that is a valuable skill in any career."
5/6/19

Danielle Chevalier

"You're not going to know the answer to everything, that's not what being an engineer is about. Being an engineer is understanding that you have so many resources around you, whether it's books or coworkers or whatever, that you can use to get to an answer. It may not be the right answer, not yet, but it helps you move forward."
5/6/19

Daniel Miera

"Being an engineer is fun - just having the mindset to think through how to solve challenging issues makes the job a lot of fun. UB gave me the tools for the toolbox to start with as an engineer and encouraged me to continue to grow and learn. These skills have opened lots of doors within the organization I work in - from being pulled to special issues to presenting to senior executives and customers. I really enjoy talking about what I get to do, the people I get to work with, and the issues my team gets to solve."
5/6/19

David Cadigan

David Myers.
"Engineering school is not always easy...but it is fun to look back and realize that the hard work paid off. Every year after college just gets better and better as you use the strong foundation that UB engineering provided you to continue to grow."
5/6/19

David Myers

Erica Marron.
"The most rewarding part of my job is being able to provide surgeons with the tools they need to drastically improve patients' quality of life. Being able to attend these surgeries on a frequent basis and witness the products we work on day in and day out, live in action, always reaffirms the importance of what we do."
5/6/19

Erica Marron