In June, CBEE celebrated one of the largest and most diverse graduating classes in our school’s history, with preliminary numbers showing 200 undergraduates and 34 graduate students receiving degrees. Forty percent of those graduating were women.
Gregory S. Herman, school head and the James and Shirley Kuse Chair in Chemical Engineering addressed about 1,100 family members and friends who came to cheer on loved ones at the 2019 CBEE Graduation Celebration, held June 14 at Corvallis High School.
“As you embark on the next phase of your lives, please remember what you have done, and what you can do, to benefit not just yourselves, your families, and your employers — but also your communities, your colleagues, your nation, your world,” Herman said. ” We hope you will use your engineering principles to create a better future no matter where you go .”
The following undergraduates were recognized for their outstanding achievements:
Chemical Engineering
Erik Muehlenkamp Memorial Leadership Award
Ryan Cashen, Maria Politi
Academic Achievement Award
Ben Avery, Amreen Hussaini
Schulein Outstanding Student Award
Griffin Drake
Bioengineering
Randy Saito Memorial Leadership Award
Sonia Ahrens
Academic Achievement Award
Ryan Forcier
Outstanding Student Award
Nicole Laschober, Jason Dong
Environmental Engineering
Leadership Award
Lauren Tetzloff
Academic Achievement Award
Lauren Roof
Outstanding Student Award
Eileen Lukens
Eager Beaver Award (CBEE Student Clubs)
Chemical Engineering
Ranya Al-Khaledy, Monika Hoke
Bioengineering
Jason Dong
Environmental Engineering
Sydney Clark
