Personal Statement Over a casual dinner-table conversation a few years ago with a chemical engineer, my curiosity about his profession led to quite an engaging discussion between us. I was amazed by the several innovations brought about by the Chemical Engineering fraternity which have changed the lives of so many people across the globe. For example, he told me the dramatic change in the gasoline production levels which came about due to the Houdry Process in 1934. It set me thinking on what a remarkable opportunity I had to channelize my love of chemistry & physics to pursue my higher education in the field of chemical engineering & make a career in this field. Once in college, I found that chemical engineering was much more exciting than I had imagined it to be. The core subjects of chemical engineering have applications in so many fields that a chemical engineer can apply his knowledge to many diverse areas. In this rich and vibrant research scenario, I want to combine core concepts with synthetic chemistry to solve challenging …show more content…
The aim of my study will be to gain an in-depth understanding of basic concepts through the course work and amass experience in experimental methods, modelling and simulation tools through the thesis project. To this end, I want to build a strong foundation by focussing on core concepts like kinetics, transport phenomena while expanding my horizons by choosing electives such as EAS 503: Energy Systems & Policy , EAS 510: Tech Comm & Acad Writing, ESE 504: Intro to Optimization Theory and background courses from Chemistry and Mathematics. A subject which particularly interests me is Chemical Reaction engineering and Catalysis. Luckily, I got a chance to work on catalyst development in the lab of Dr.K.K.Pant of IIT Delhi on a project titled ‘Oxidative steam reforming of Ethanol’. Besides giving me my first insight into the world of
With this in mind, my greatest desire is to receive not only an outstanding technical education but also grow as a conscientious and socially responsible individual. In the next four years, I envision myself in an environment that fosters a genuine sense of family among motivated students. I want to belong to a school where I can develop in character as well as in my Catholic faith, even in the midst of rigorous academic work. I look forward to a career in applied sciences, with one foot in the laboratory and the other in the real world. I daydream about discovering creative avenues for positive change and inspiring others to innovate solutions for the complex challenges of our modern
However, this issue does not deter me in any way; in fact, it serves as quite the catalyst. My passion for engineering inspires me to promote this field. Through my actions in high school, I have encouraged many young women to explore careers in STEM. Through my mentoring of fourth grade girls, I excite them to pursue their interests in math and science.
Also, the chemistry courses that I have taken here at GSU have instilled in me a curiosity about the functions of substances that are visible only under the microscope. I feel that participating in the Honors College’s internship programs and advanced research projects will allow me to accumulate good experience, build strong relationships with my professors
Personal Statement- Stephanie Olivera Growing up I was always the odd one in our family. When my parents started having children, they did not plan us very well. I am 5 years younger than my older brother, 4 years younger than my sister and 8 years older than my younger brother. I was the child that did not have anyone to "play" with, and I grew accustomed to being alone.
I have decided to pursue a degree in the field of Engineering. Ever since middle school, I have had a strong passion for both math and science. These are two subjects I have always been able to excel in, and that I’ve actually found interesting. I had considered other fields that incorporated both math and science, but I believe Engineering will be the right fit for me. During last year’s job shadowing day, I was able to shadow at an engineering firm called Amphora Medical.
My name is Hannah Lee, a rising senior at Hilliard Darby High School. At my school, I am involved in extracurriculars such as Ceramics Competitive Team and Senior Class Cabinet. Next year, I plan on studying Chemical Engineering with a minor in Women’s and Gender Studies or Bioethics and Humanities at Columbia University, Brown University, or Ohio State University. I have always been intrigued in the innovative nature of engineering, but I also want to further study science on a molecular level. Besides growing in my passion for science, I am also looking forward to developing a politically thinking mind in my post-secondary education.
Since I really wanted to go into engineering fields I decided that I would
From an early age I was drawn to the design and development of my surroundings, when it came to going to college Mechanical Engineering was an obvious choice for me. However, entering college I faced many obstacles in which circumstances changed my lifestyle from a patriarchal household, with a sole financial provider to a matriarchal household, ultimately pushing me out of my intended 4-year university and into a community college with a job. On the verge of poverty, hard work and dedication helped me prevail and not give up on my dream to become a Mechanical Engineer by allowing me to graduate from Peralta Community College District with an Associate in Science for Transfer in Mathematics and entering Sacramento State University as an undergraduate
We take for granted so many important aspects of our lives. The whisperings sounds of a hummingbird's wings escape our notice. The ability to hold a whimpering puppy in both of our hands is a daily occurrence. We stroll unencumbered down the street ambling at a comfortable pace viewing the magnolia and rhododendron bushes and smelling their sweet fragrance. Imagine if suddenly those simple events were disrupted in some manner or were never available.
Personal statement for science centre – Felicity Amoateng Am currently in 3rd year studying a Medical Bioscience degree, am interested in applying for work experience at the science centre advised online of the though my Medical BioScience module leader and also through email. Wanting to further my further of becoming a microbiologist I feel that the science centre is one of the specialist laboratories that will help further my knowledge and skills, as being a category 3 laboratory site for research on air bourne or transferable viruses. It also allows the benefits from being one of the specialist laboratories for tissue culture for research and microbiology. I feel like learning new skills will increase my interest in microbiology Infection, Immunity, Inflammation and physiological medicine is what interests me as it relates and gives me a great understanding of how diseases occur and can be prevented gasps a great interest to me.
Since I was in my childhood I have high curiosity on how and why things work. I have this unsatisfied feeling until I know why and how it 's happening. My dad always told me the same about me. I still remember how I spend the whole day looking for what make the pedestal fan to swing and I opened up its cover to see the motor and gear rotating and for me it 's fascinating. He used to bring me along with him in his nearest four wheel drive park where he taught me many things about four wheel vehicles.
Mechanical Engineering is the core of all modern scientific development as it can help construct all types of machines, to reduce human efforts. I have always been fascinated with what mechanical engineering has helped accomplish, as engineers are able to build complex structures such as aircrafts and satellites. Physics and maths are two of the most important aspects of mechanical engineering and I personally enjoy pursuing these subjects and learning about atomic particles, kinetic motion, fluids as well as statics, dynamics and vectors in them. I am from India, which is a rapidly developing country where mechanical engineers can play a key role in developing my country as they can design various of machines and equipment that can be used in technological systems, buildings, vehicles etc.
As a child, I hated looking through my endless supply of legos to find that one piece that would finish whatever structure I was creating. Sure, my curiosity is innate, but I learn the most from times that require critical problem-solving. Though I have always had an affinity for math and science, my time spent volunteering at a local hospital has added an element of healthcare to my passions. At Duke, every course and opportunity has been designed not only to challenge its students, but also to push them in making a global impact. More specifically, the biomedical engineering program at Duke transcends the average classroom, and encourages innovation through research, from stimulating genes using light to cultivating the first responsive muscle
" Education is not preparation for life;education is life itself." -John Dewey I have always felt integrated in my love for education. Discrimination never stole from what felt like an intellectual thirst I could not quench. Attending college had been a goal of mine since I was young, conceived from the curiosity of the world I could not touch with my hands.
My intended major is computer science and engineering. When I was very young, I always wanted to have a computer in order to play computer games. Once I owned a computer I realized that there are a lot of things you can do with computers besides gaming. This influenced me to want to get a job working with computers. I come from China, due to the Chinese educational background, all the knowledge was passed from the teacher to student, it turned out that I memorize a lot of theory, but I do not know how to apply to the real world.