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.
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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.
Katie Lynch, a biomedical engineering student, spent much of her time at college in leadership roles and representing Native Americans
Elisa Bu Sha, Julianne Chan, Anisha Jackson and Annie Wei earned the national honor encouraging research careers
Rutgers offers – from a research internship in a faculty lab to a semester abroad in Norway. To her, BME offers a direct opportunity to prepare for a career that uses engineering to help people.