What our students are saying
I felt that this program would give me the best foundation for pursuing a wide variety
of careers in chemical and biomedical industries. I also wanted to diversify my understanding
of these industries in the bigger picture – as businesses – and to lay the groundwork
for performing in managerial roles.”
Montana Mascio
Weirton, West Virginia
Chemical engineering with certificate in biomedical engineering graduate.
Throughout my time at WVU, I have been given countless opportunities to expand my love for science and medicine at the WVU Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources.”
Hana Ulman
Martinsburg, West Virginia
Biomedical engineering, Honors College and Gilman Scholar.
I am passionate about the field of energy research because now, more than ever before, our species requires newer, more efficient, and better ways to both produce and store energy. With many of the mainstream methods creating mass pollution or end of life-cycle waste, I consider it a top research priority for a better tomorrow to explore all sustainable energy sources.”
Nicholas Winch
Walkersville, Maryland
Doctoral candidate, material science and engineering.