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KCURE Fellows include both MCC and UMKC civil or mechanical engineering students who engage with and support each other in their shared classes and a variety of KCURE events. Our first KCURE Fellows graduated from UMKC in May 2022! Congratulations to Jennifer Arms, Dan Caron, Jade O’Connell, and Emma Youngs. Two more of our fellows, Drake Smith and Samual Sisk, will graduate in May 2023.
Active Fellows
Active Fellows
Laith Banyalmarjeh
UMKC Civil Engineering
lfb2vf@umkc.edu
An opportunity to improve life for humankind and the planet is something a good person would do. It’s also something a Civil Engineer would do. I inspire to be such a person.
Dylan Broll
UMKC Mechanical Engineering
As a mechanical engineering student I hope to apply the knowledge and experience I gain from UMKC to a career making renewable energy and green technologies more accessible to everyone.
Juan Calderon
UMKC Mechanical Engineering
jccd85.mst.edu
I am an engineering student seeking to broaden my understanding to be able to fulfill my dreams as a Mechanical Engineer and to be able to live new experiences.
Michael Englert
UMKC Mechanical Engineering
mjennf@mail.umkc.edu
My name is Michael Englert and I am a mechanical engineering major.
Abdelrahman Khamis
UMKC Mechanical Engineering
kkkdz@umkc.edu
I complete what I start. I persevere until I succeed.
Marte' McIntosh Sr
MCC Mechanical Engineering
s1338961@student.mcckc.edu
Impossible becomes possible everyday in the world of engineering, so what's impossible?
Joseph Shivley
MCC Civil Engineering
josephashivley2003@gmail.com
I want to learn valuable skills and earn experience and translate those skills and experience into a promising and rewarding career as a civil engineer.
James Sparks
UMKC Mechanical Engineering
Never waste an opportunity to solve problems for a better world.
Graduated Fellows
Graduated Fellows
Class of 2022
Class of 2022
Jennifer Arms
Assistant Civil Engineer in Underground Transmission and Submarine Cables
Burns & McDonnell
"If you do what you love, you'll never work a day in your life” This quote is really hitting home for me. Every day is such a blessing. I’m really loving learning how to contribute to projects and help clients be successful.
Dan Caron
Assistant Civil Engineer
Burns & McDonnell
dcmdh@mail.umkc.edu
Engineering school teaches you how to solve problems by learning, searching out answers, and creating solutions. As you develop those skills, a world of opportunity is opened to you.
Jade O'Connell
Civil Engineering
ejor3d@mail.umkc.edu
Emma Youngs
Civil Engineer I
Black & Veatch
emmagyoungs@gmail.com
I wanted to be an engineer because I wanted to make a difference. In my engineering journey, I have learned so much about the world and myself and I am grateful for the opportunities engineering has provided me
Class of 2023
Class of 2023
Samual Sisk
Mechanical Engineering
scsgd4@missouri.edu
Drake Smith
Mechanical Engineering
dcsbg7@mail.umkc.edu
FUNDED BY THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
Urban Sustainability Engineering Fellows is supported by the National Science Foundation under NSF Award 1930402. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of the National Science Foundation.
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