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Join us for a virtual edition of Engineering on Tap, where we will explore how the College of Engineering’s Next Level Strategic Vision transforms the student experience and fuels innovation.
Moderated by Dean Richard L. Corsi, this panel features talented undergraduate and graduate students sharing their unique experiences, innovative projects, and aspirations to revolutionize energy systems, strengthen climate resilience, transform mobility, advance human health and engineer a better world for all.
Following the discussion, you’ll have a chance to connect in small group breakout sessions to engage with our student panelists and fellow alumni.
Don’t miss this inspiring opportunity to engage with the next generation of Aggie Engineers!
Meet our Panelists
Estaina Resendiz Ortiz
Estaina is a third-year undergraduate majoring in aerospace science and engineering with a minor in political science. An experienced Engineering Ambassador, Estaina’s favorite activity at UC Davis has been guiding incoming students through their first experiences at UC Davis as an Orientation Leader. Her post-graduation aspirations include exploring how aerospace engineering can contribute to shaping a better future through higher education and career opportunities.
Charlotte Stevens
Charlotte is a third-year undergraduate majoring in mechanical engineering. Her favorite activities at UC Davis include running in the arboretum and participating in manufacturing workshops with the Women Machinists’ Club. Charlotte has studied stem cells as an undergraduate student researcher in the Gilchrist Lab, which has sparked an interest in pursuing a Ph.D. in biomedical research after gaining industry experience.
Jayneel Vora
Jayneel graduated this past December with his Ph.D. in Computer Science. His research focused on trustworthy and efficient diffusion models, and he is now working for Intel on enabling AI on personal computers. While a student at UC Davis, Jayneel was a mentor with the College of Engineering E-SEARCH program, volunteered at the Student Farm and was an active tennis player.