Graduate Student Ambassadors
What We Do
Graduate Student Ambassadors:
- Promote the Norm Asbjornson College of Engineering to prospective graduate students
- Provide a voice for engineering and computer science graduate students
- Organize events with professional development and networking opportunities
We are also involved in:
- Student representation at the Engineering Advisory Council
- Organizing monthly professional development seminars.
- Hosting welcome or celebration events at the start or end of semesters
- Promoting and organizing the Three Minute Thesis competition
- Hosting potential graduate students during campus visits
Who We Are
Jennifer Brown - Faculty Advisor
Jen is an Associate Professor in the Chemical and Biological Engineering department. She has technical research interests in magnetic resonance and rheology, as well as educational research interests in contemplative and trauma-informed pedagogy, improving technical communication skills of engineers and the role of student agency in engineering identity formation. Jen is also deeply committed to promoting quality mentorship in graduate education and facilitates a variety of trainings around mentorship for graduate students and faculty.
Kari Perry
I am a PhD student in Mecanical Engineering in the Experimental Fluids Research Lab under PI Dr. Sarah Morris. My research uses laboratory experiments to study the fluid dynamics of ice melting and how icebergs change shape as they drift. My time outside of research is spent playing ultimate frisbee, mountain biking, and backcountry skiing.
Martina Du
Prakriti Baral
I am a PhD student in Computer Science working with Dr. Fangtian Zhong. I work on malware analysis along with Machine Learning. Outside of school I enjoy hiking, playing sports and jamming.
Pukar Joshi
I am a PhD student in the department of Civil Engineering with Dr. Mohammad Khosravi and Dr. Adrienne Phillips. I work in the BiG lab for biocementation for ground stabilization in cold region. I like hanging out with my friends for a coffee, walk or playing sports. One of my favorite things is being lazy and lounging in bed all day.
Flint Morgan
I am a PhD student in Electrical Engineering working with Dr. Bradley Whitaker. I work on ethical AI systems, trying to determine the reliability of the system and how to best teach about AI so that the users trusts an apropriate amount. In my free time I enjoy hobbies such as biking, baking, swiming and philosophy!
Corey Pearson
I am a PhD student in Electrical Engineering at Spectrum Lab under Dr. Randy Babbitt. In my research I build and test lidar and coherent imaging systems used to create 3D reconstructions of a scene. Outside of school I like to bake desserts and rewatch my favorite comfort TV shows.
Nirvair Khosa
I am a PhD student in Industrial and Management Systems Engineering. My research explores how technology-enhanced simulation integrating cutting-edge technologies and high-fidelity simulation environments can advance healthcare training. Outside of research, I enjoy exploring new places around Bozeman, photography, listening to podcasts, watching documentaries, and spending time with my family.