Howdy! I’m Bryan Dawson, a chemical engineering major in the Class of 2027 from Baytown, Texas. For this project, I worked as the Collector, Editor, and Submitter. I helped edit most of our written content and contributed to the Introduction and Audience Analysis sections to set the tone and direction for the site. 

I like making sure things are clear, organized, and easy to follow, so I enjoyed helping our team shape everything into a final product that’s useful for other students.

Howdy! My name is Donovan Walden, I am an Electrical Engineering student class of 2027 from Leander, Texas. I assisted with the creation of the Literature Review and the layout of the website along with helping with text revisions. I helped ensure the Gamma instructional sight was easily understood, informative, and visually pleasing.

I am a member of the Corps of Cadets and the Fightin' Texas Aggie Band. My time in both has strenghtend my attention to detail, time management, and organizational skills which have assited me in my education.

Howdy! I'm James Johnson, I'm a Junior Nuclear Engineering student at Texas A&M in class of 2027! I'm from Dallas, Texas. I assisted with writing the instructions for using Gamma. Specifically, the introduction and troubleshooting any specific issues that may show up while using the program.

I am an Eagle Scout and I am a member of the TAMU branch of the American Nuclear Society. My experience in both has helped me with working and planning alongside others to achieve our goals in projects.

Howdy! I'm Wyatt Moore, I'm a Junior Mechanical Engineering Student at Texas A&M, class of 2027! I am from Redmond, Washington. I worked as the group's timekeeper and organizer. I assisted in the drafting and formatting process for the literature review and created the formatted references list.

I am a member of the Aggie Lemons racing team, working as a CFD simulation project lead within the Aerodynamics subteam. That experience has guided me when working with new knowledge that must be learned to understand a task, as well as coordinating groups that may be spread across large distances and schedules.

Howdy! I’m Sara Crabtree, an Electrical Engineering major in the Class of 2027 from Tyler, Texas. For this project, I helped with writing the baseline step-by-step instructions for using Gamma, along with retrieving visual aids. I wanted to make sure everything was clear and easy to follow, especially for students who might be new to AI tools or presentation software. 

I’m involved in the engineering sorority on campus, Phi Sigma Rho, where I serve as the Vice President of Standards. That experience has definitely helped me stay organized and work well with a team. I really enjoyed getting to break down something technical into something helpful for other students.