Eric Quartey is not only a biomedical engineering major and resident assistant, but he is also an electrical specialist with the US Air Force at the McGuire Air Force Base. A licensed personal trainer and Freehold, NJ EMT volunteer, he has applied to master’s programs, with a longer-term goal of combining his engineering background with a career as a physician.
“What surprised me the most about Rutgers Engineering is how such a big school is able to feel like such a close-knit community.” – Emily Sullivan
Senior Olivia Colavito found inspiration in her grandfather, who served as a combat medic in Ethiopia
Student's committed advocacy for the disabled stems from her own – often frustrating – experiences following a traumatic brain injury in 2014, when she realized she needed to be a self-advocate.
Widnie Pierre-Louis is using her study abroad at the University of Manchester to further her biomedical engineering and health studies/policies interests.
As radio and wireless are becoming more and more prevalent in remote and wearable medical devices, students are adding an FCC radio license to their skill set.