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== Mary Wang, '''Project Lead''' == |
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Mary Wang is a first year undergraduate student at MIT majoring in Chemical Engineering and Management. At MIT, she works in Professor Ross's Material Science and Engineering Lab and is part of the Undergraduate Association Committee on Sustainability and Sustainability@MIT. She has done research at the Cancer Center at the University of Arizona, Dr. Pinney's Biochemistry Lab at Baylor University, and Dr. Zheng's Inorganic Chemistry Lab at the University of Arizona, work that won second place in the team category at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair of 2008. Mary is passionate about international development, chemistry, and sustainability. She plays the violin and flute, loves literature, and speaks Mandarin Chinese and introductory Spanish and French. She is really excited about this opportunity to go to Mauritania and make a difference. |
Mary Wang is a first year undergraduate student at MIT majoring in Chemical Engineering and Management. At MIT, she works in Professor Ross's Material Science and Engineering Lab and is part of the Undergraduate Association Committee on Sustainability and Sustainability@MIT. She has done research at the Cancer Center at the University of Arizona, Dr. Pinney's Biochemistry Lab at Baylor University, and Dr. Zheng's Inorganic Chemistry Lab at the University of Arizona, work that won second place in the team category at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair of 2008. Mary is passionate about international development, chemistry, and sustainability. She plays the violin and flute, loves literature, and speaks Mandarin Chinese and introductory Spanish and French. She is really excited about this opportunity to go to Mauritania and make a difference. |
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== Owen Derby, '''Technology Lead''' == |
== Owen Derby, '''Technology Lead''' == |
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Owen Derby is a first year undergraduate student at MIT studying Mechanical Engineering and Computer science. He is |
Owen Derby is a first year undergraduate student at MIT studying Mechanical Engineering and Computer science. He is interning in the Computing Culture Group at the MIT Media Lab, a brother of the Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity, and a strategic board game enthusiast. He enjoys playing around with computers in his not-so-often spare time and enjoys a good laugh now and then to keep the mood light. |
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== Madeline Mirzoeff, '''Education Lead''' == |
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Madeline is a freshman at MIT majoring in mathematics and computer science. In the future, she hopes to be a professor of mathematics, so she will be the education lead on our team. She enjoys solving mind and logic puzzles and knows how to solve a rubik’s cube. She loves learning new things and exploring new places. |
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== Janet Li, '''Community Relations Lead''' == |
== Janet Li, '''Community Relations Lead''' == |
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Janet Li is a first year undergraduate student at MIT and graduated ''cum laude'' from Choate Rosemary Hall in 2008. She is thinking of majoring in biological engineering, and has done research at the Yale Department of Engineering and Applied Science, the Center for Immunotherapy of Cancer and Infectious Diseases at the University of Connecticut Health Center, and currently the Department of Genetics at Harvard Medical School. She is also the president of her own company, [http://www.easychore.com Easy Chore], which focuses on ingenious household products for which she has written patents. Janet loves people and has always been involved in community service, whether tutoring at local elementary schools, accompanying community choirs, or serving on student councils. She also has a passion for music, playing both piano and flute, and loves traveling and doing new things. |
Janet Li is a first year undergraduate student at MIT and graduated ''cum laude'' from Choate Rosemary Hall in 2008. She is thinking of majoring in biological engineering, and has done research at the Yale Department of Engineering and Applied Science, the Center for Immunotherapy of Cancer and Infectious Diseases at the University of Connecticut Health Center, and currently the Department of Genetics at Harvard Medical School. She is also the president of her own company, [http://www.easychore.com Easy Chore], which focuses on ingenious household products for which she has written patents. Janet loves people and has always been involved in community service, whether tutoring at local elementary schools, accompanying community choirs, or serving on student councils. She also has a passion for music, playing both piano and flute, and loves traveling and doing new things. |
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Latest revision as of 11:15, 27 March 2009
Mary Wang, Project Lead
Mary Wang is a first year undergraduate student at MIT majoring in Chemical Engineering and Management. At MIT, she works in Professor Ross's Material Science and Engineering Lab and is part of the Undergraduate Association Committee on Sustainability and Sustainability@MIT. She has done research at the Cancer Center at the University of Arizona, Dr. Pinney's Biochemistry Lab at Baylor University, and Dr. Zheng's Inorganic Chemistry Lab at the University of Arizona, work that won second place in the team category at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair of 2008. Mary is passionate about international development, chemistry, and sustainability. She plays the violin and flute, loves literature, and speaks Mandarin Chinese and introductory Spanish and French. She is really excited about this opportunity to go to Mauritania and make a difference.
Owen Derby, Technology Lead
Owen Derby is a first year undergraduate student at MIT studying Mechanical Engineering and Computer science. He is interning in the Computing Culture Group at the MIT Media Lab, a brother of the Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity, and a strategic board game enthusiast. He enjoys playing around with computers in his not-so-often spare time and enjoys a good laugh now and then to keep the mood light.
Madeline Mirzoeff, Education Lead
Madeline is a freshman at MIT majoring in mathematics and computer science. In the future, she hopes to be a professor of mathematics, so she will be the education lead on our team. She enjoys solving mind and logic puzzles and knows how to solve a rubik’s cube. She loves learning new things and exploring new places.
Janet Li, Community Relations Lead
Janet Li is a first year undergraduate student at MIT and graduated cum laude from Choate Rosemary Hall in 2008. She is thinking of majoring in biological engineering, and has done research at the Yale Department of Engineering and Applied Science, the Center for Immunotherapy of Cancer and Infectious Diseases at the University of Connecticut Health Center, and currently the Department of Genetics at Harvard Medical School. She is also the president of her own company, Easy Chore, which focuses on ingenious household products for which she has written patents. Janet loves people and has always been involved in community service, whether tutoring at local elementary schools, accompanying community choirs, or serving on student councils. She also has a passion for music, playing both piano and flute, and loves traveling and doing new things.