Leader Quotes - University at Buffalo

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"Engineering school may be difficult at times and some of the more conceptual things may not seem useful, but you will learn a lot and are putting yourself on the right path to many good opportunities. It only gets better as time goes on."
5/6/19
Jack Rinaldo
"I may not always work in the engineering field but I feel like my engineering education had given me great problem solving skills and the ability to think on my feet when a problem comes up on any project."
6/26/19
Jackie Bronner
"Unless you are the rare person who will spend their career championing ethanol, building three-foot-tall wind turbines, or trying to solve UB's parking problem, you will need to extract the ideas from the specifics so that one day you can use them; not only to build a bridge, program electronics, or design a heart valve, but to build the RIGHT bridge, program the RIGHT electronics, or design the RIGHT heart valve."
9/10/19
Jacob Caldwell
"The best thing I learned in college was how to learn. I have already came across many obstacles in my field but I had the background to guide me where to find an answer. The second best thing was realizing no one starts off knowing everything and questions are encouraged."
5/6/19
Joe Corio
"The small groups are one of the most valuable parts of your education because no matter how good you are at math, programming, thermodynamics, controls, etc., if you can't communicate your solution and work with others to implement it, you will not be successful. The biggest issues I have run across in my career are typically the result of people working in a bubble without communication."
5/6/19
John Deavers

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