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Welcome to VIEW! Voices of Incredible Engineering Women. Are you interested in math and science? Are you curious about the world around you? Are you an engineer? Well, maybe you don’t know yet! The world of engineering is huge! And we want girls to be included in the future of it. So the admissions office at Cornell Duffield Engineering is on a mission to explore engineering through the eyes of our students. Join me, Teri Carey, Assistant Director of Admissions for Duffield Engineering to explore the different fields of engineering, talk to some incredible engineering students about their experiences, and chat with our office staff about the admissions process. We will answer common questions and hopefully lift the curtain behind what happens in an admissions office. So grab a cup of coffee, get your curiosity going, and listen in as we talk to real women studying engineering at Cornell. We hope you enjoy our VIEW.
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We are back! After a year away, the Duffield Engineering Admissions Office is back and ready to chat with more incredible women in engineering! We will catch up on big changes in our college and talk about the new direct
Get excited because we decided to to one more bonus episode of VIEW this season! We are talking about the importance of bringing more women into engineering for the future of the field. We talk about the academic pathway
Biological Engineering is our final major we will highlight here on VIEW. In this episode we explore what Bio-engineering is and how two women used it to win the Nobel Prize in 2020. We talk with current student Alondra
Today we learn about our next major, applied engineering physics. We talk about what it is, how it can take you to any engineering field you can imagine, and beyond! Our current student, Sophia Arnold talks about how her
Today we are exploring the world of civil engineering! In this episode we talk about a couple early female trailblazers in civil engineering that attended Cornell, and how the building of the Brooklyn Bridge was actually
Our 10th episode! And for this one we went big - exploring our biggest major here at Cornell Duffield Engineering, Mechanical Engineering. Come learn about what mechanical engineering is, and where it can take you, espec
Let's explore the world of electrical and computer engineering! Learn how electrical and computer engineering is all around us, and even how Taylor Swift uses it in her tour! Join me as I chat with current student Beth P
Join us as we jump into the world of Biomedical Engineering! Hear how engineering concepts can be applied to the field of medicine to help push research forward, develop new devices, and find solutions to some of the tou
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 studen
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
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 a
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. I
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 concentra
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 collaborat
Welcome to VIEW! Voices of Incredible Engineering Women! In our first episode we explore the world of Operations Research and Information Engineering by talking with current student, Ellie Perlitz. We discuss what ORIE i
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