Bessie Ekworomadu
Hi! My name is Bessie Ekworomadu, and I am a chemistry and chemical engineering major in the Dual Degree Engineering Program at Spelman College. My Family is Nigerian and Tanzanian, but I grew up in Little Rock, Arkansas. My hobbies and interests are hiking, traveling, baking, and being around nature, greatly contributing to my passion for sustainability. This passion is shown through my past internships with energy and consumer goods, where I was blessed to have opportunities. I’m excited to bring the knowledge I have stored to help others and meet new Yellow Jackets to help them navigate their career goals.
Maria Lindsey
Hi! I’m Maria Lindsey, a 4th year biomedical engineering major on the Pre-Health track here at Georgia Tech. I’m currently working in Dr. Lewis Wheaton’s Cognitive Motor Control lab, where we aim to better understand neurophysiology and neurorehabilitation in upper extremity motor impairments. I’ve also conducted summer research in point-of-care chronic kidney disease testing at Cornell University, and developed viability assays for detecting nanotoxicity in cancerous lung epithelial cells at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). I’m from Baltimore, Maryland, and my hobbies include baking, golfing, and going on runs. I look forward to bringing new undergraduate research opportunities to the OMED community as a Career Champion for the Career Pathways and Exploration (CPE) Program!
Jamya Mitchell
Hi! My name is Jamya Mitchell, and I’m a Senior in Computer Engineering from Dawson, GA. I transferred to Tech from Agnes Scott through the Dual Degree program. Currently, I serve as a P2P mentor for CEED and previously as an OMED Peer-I-Scope Ambassador. My time at Tech has taught me the importance of networking and building lasting connections, as each relationship can impact your life and career in unexpected ways. I’m thrilled to share my knowledge with all of you and to support your journey toward exciting, fulfilling careers!
Sydnee Rogers
Hello! My name is Sydnee Rogers, and I am a 5th year Dual Degree student studying Mechanical Engineering here at Tech. I am elated to serve as a Career Champion for the Career Pathways and Exploration Program at OMED. Throughout my collegiate career, I’ve been extremely blessed to receive several scholarships that have made my education possible. Additionally, I’ve completed internships in both the HVAC and aerospace industries. I’m eager to leverage my skills and background to work with you on your career goals. My office hours will be twice a week on Monday and Wednesday mornings.