Starter Pack

“Remember that everyone’s in the same boat. Seriously, no one really knows what they’re doing at first. We’re all figuring it out together. So don’t let that fear stop you from putting yourself out there. The more you show up, the more confident you’ll become!” - Selini, Marketing Chair

"One piece of advice I have is to challenge yourself! Whether that means putting yourself out there and asking an older girl to grab coffee and be your mentor, or pushing yourself to travel to a huge conference in a different state, if you aren't out of your comfort zone, you aren't growing!" - Macy, Treasurer

"You will make a lot of things in this discipline - remember to make space for yourself, all of you, your ideas and passions. You bring not only your technical skills but also your unique experiences as an individual. THAT'S where the good stuff is." - Rachel, Outreach Chair

"You don’t need to know exactly what you want to do! The engineering program here helps you explore tons of different options and prepares you for anything, so you don’t need to feel stuck on deciding what you want to do right away!" - Turner, Alumni Council Chair

"Join clubs as early as possible! You never know who you’ll meet, and they’re a great way to find support and fun!" - Juliet, Engineering with Industry Chair

"Take a deep breath and remember to enjoy the experience of being in college! Although this is a very pivotal time in our career development, it is also a key time for us to make connections and build friendships. Take it easy and put yourself out there!" - Kayla, Secretatry

"Take every opportunity in front of you and never be scared to ask for more. The worst you’ll hear is a no." - Parisa, Vice President

"Know that people want to see us do well in engineering. Have confidence in that you are exactly where you are supposed to be and don’t limit yourself for someone else!" - Avery, National Conference Chair

"Be your authentic self and make friends with the people in your classes! Study groups and community are for sure what will get you through these next four years." - Michelle, President