"Once I graduate I hope to use my WPI education to develop and engineer a more sustainable future for humanity. I am passionate about the environment and I think engineering solutions are the key to ensuring a habitable planet for centuries to come." Gabe Espinosa '24
"I will be graduating with a BS and MS in Bioinformatics & Computational Biology. I hope to be able to work in cancer research, discovering new biomarkers and developing new methods for precision medicine to get patients the right treatments sooner. Cancer has made its impact on everybody's life and I want to do this work to keep families healthy and together for longer. My WPI education has provided me with the technical skills and confidence to tackle these big problems through research." Emmaline Raven '24
"After I graduate I hope to be a successful engineer and help build something that actually helps people. I want to continue in this path and work in the automotive world creating more sustainable cars, buses, and trucks."
Amanda Lota ‘25
"As a BME major, I hope to apply my problem-solving and leadership skills from the courses I've taken at WPI to develop more patient-centered therapies in the pharmaceutical industry." Rayna Jacob '25
"Being able to pursue both engineering and the arts has been critical to my WPI experience. I hope to combine my passions to improve arts education through new forms of music technology that make learning about the arts easier and more accessible for young students and professionals. I have begun this type of work with my MQP and hope to continue it past the end of the project." Nate Reppucci ‘24
"I hope to use my data science education from WPI to help people by working in the healthcare field and working on issues such as biased healthcare data." Avery Rabidoux '26
"My dream is to play a role in helping our built environment coexist with our natural one and using pre-existing infrastructure to do so. I’m passionate about using structures already here to create sustainable and community-oriented buildings that serve our future, not just our past." Clara Dublin ‘24
"Once I graduate, I hope to use my WPI education to pursue a career in product design and manufacturing. WPI has well-prepared me to enter the workforce with the ability to manage groups, juggle multiple projects, and actively collaborate with others. I hope to eventually work for a company that addresses the sustainability and economic concerns of the world. Despite being a first-generation college student, WPI has allowed me to engage with my interests in engineering." Jacob Abrogar '24