Our Team

Isaiah Greenlee

Web Designer

Project Manager

My name is Isaiah Greenlee, and I’m a Running Start student at Olympic College, aspiring to graduate with an Associate in Science degree and transfer to a 4-year university to continue my studies. I have been homeschooled my whole life, which has made me a very self-motivated person by necessity. I’ve always loved learning and improving in any way I can, a passion that continues to burn within me to this day.
Although I enjoy most academic subjects, I have always held a particular fondness for mathematics and computer science. Since I first started programming with Scratch 10 years ago, I’ve spent thousands of hours writing code in a variety of different languages and environments. I also have come to appreciate the intrinsic relationship between mathematics and programming, and many, if not all, of my most recent projects were inspired by mathematical relationships and phenomena.
On top of programming, I also spend a lot of my time wrestling with a variety of math and logic problems from books, magazines, and the internet. I’ve found that the skills I developed solving these puzzles have made me a better logical thinker and problem solver, both of which are essential skills for computer programming.
In addition to my more academic hobbies, I play and write piano music, run a D&D group, spend time with my friends, and play board games with my family. I also enjoy catching and befriending spiders, and I will take any opportunity to help people overcome arachnophobia. In whatever free time I have left, I enjoy reading fantasy novels and playing strategy video games.

Naomi Gorley

Builder

Illustrator

I, Naomi Gorley, am currently studying at Olympic College for my Associates of Science in Mechanical Engineering. I started studying at Olympic College in August of 2019 as a running start student and a senior in high school.
After graduating high school, I decided to take a gap year because the COVID-19 pandemic moved all courses online, and I wanted to focus on life skills instead. In fall of 2021 I enrolled at Bellevue University to study cybersecurity, but still held a strong passion for mechanical engineering. After completing my second year I went back to Olympic College to study mechanical engineering, because I realized that I am more passionate and far more advanced in mechanical engineering than anything related to software.
Currently I am working at Peninsula Community Health Services, a non-profit health center located on the Kitsap Peninsula in Washington State. I am an American Society for Quality Certified Quality Improvement Associate, a CQIA. My work schedule includes running data reports for my supervisor, auditing 30+ clinical sites for infection control, reviewing sterile logs, and ghost-writing quality improvement studies.

Kameron Cosca

Web Designer

Writer

Kameron Cosca is currently attending Olympic College for pre-nursing and plans on receiving her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the college as well. She aspires to transfer and attend the University of Washington to continue her path towards anesthesiology and becoming a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist.
Enjoying working with people, Kameron knows the importance of communication and teamwork and how it must be applied in her field of study, with the experience of being a teen mentor in high school as well as a restaurant server for two years. She believes every interaction with a person can make an impact and she is determined to make it a positive one. With family members in the medical field, she is familiar with the lifestyle and expectations and upholds it to her own standards.
Kameron enjoys challenging herself in both her academic career and personal life. She dedicates herself to constantly learning during her free time, as well as strengthening the mind with meditation and exercise. She enjoys reading books and prides herself with a personal library of over 200 books, and she also plays five instruments, having learnt her first instrument at the age of 10.

Evelyn Hokanson

Lead Usability Engineer

Writer

Evelyn Hokanson is an ambitious college sophomore pursuing a Bachelors of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Arizona State University. She holds a well-rounded educational background including an Associates of Arts from Olympic College, demonstrating a sophisticated understanding of the arts, writing, and communication skills.
Evelyn recognizes the dedication and perseverance that it takes to build something from the ground up. Her work not only as a dog trainer but also as a mentor for youth in the local Dog 4-H program has shown her that with the proper support and knowledge, no challenge is too lofty. Evelyn’s previous work as a Student Representative to the Central Kitsap School Board of Directors gave her unique experience and understanding of the importance of teamwork, collaboration, and compromise. Along with being a hands-on doer as opposed to an observant follower, she recognizes the vast places that Mechanical Engineering can take her, and the world.
Evelyn knows what a difference it can make to have a supportive roll model. She thinks back to those who saw promise in her, and also to the countless youth she has encouraged to achieve heights even greater than their goals. She hopes to combine her position as a woman in STEM with an encouraging workplace to create a system outreach and growth for other young people who are interested in joining a workforce in which they would be a minority.

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