Leader Quotes - University at Buffalo

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"Immerse yourself in the opportunities you have to learn about other cultures with the international population at UB-the world you will work in post-graduation is international!"
5/6/19
Margaret Scott
"Considering I work for a company where I can go hop into the factory and see a satellite or fighter jet anytime I want, yeah engineering was pretty worth it and I couldn’t imagine going through it anywhere other than UB. Although the knowledge I got out of my education was invaluable and something I’m still using today, I have to say what really made it worth it was all the amazing people that I got to meet along the way."
5/6/19
Mike Rossi
"With my engineering degree I learned how to break down a problem to it's fundamental pieces, explore solutions, and evaluate these solutions in a rigorous way, and to keep working the problem even when it gets tough. A degree in engineering is a degree in problem solving. I think this will be invaluable wherever I end up in my future career - it certainly has been in the positions I have held and in the continuation of my schooling so far. I think these are larger life skills as well. Since overall life will almost definitely contain it's fair share of problems that crop up, it's important to have a rigorous framework for approaching them, as well as the stamina for meeting those challenges fully."
5/6/19
Monica Wild
"Trying to understand how everything that is done during the college experience translates to the "real" world after. Looking back the experiences from small groups and EAS140 have really just felt more like the beginning of your career in the professional world. Professionally I would compare these experiences to my first internship/job/career and continue to build upon them everyday."
5/6/19
Nick Catalino
"Being able to look at thing and solve problems using the steps that I learned in school is very rewarding. Being able to learn from more experienced engineers has helped me broaden my skill set and keeps my job very interesting. Engineering is a very exciting and ever changing field with ample opportunities. You just need to find the right one."
5/6/19
Nick Marchesiello

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