Former MHSN Students Host Panel Discussion with STEM Pathway Students
January 13, 2020
Contributed by the MTPS Newsletter:
A panel of High School North alumni came back to campus Jan. 6 to speak to current students enrolled in the STEM Pathway program, a focused educational course load that over four years will prepare students to pursue a STEM-focused career or college major. Part of the pathway experience is the opportunity to interact special guest speakers and panels who are either professionals in various STEM-related fields, or in this case alumni at the next level of education.
The panel included the following alumni:
- Payleigh Behan ’16, Virginia Tech mechanical engineering major hired at Honeywell Aerospace for May 2020
- Spencer Bennet ’18, Environmental Science Major and intern at Boston Environmental Lab.
- Stephen Scala 18, engineering major.
- Gabi Cerbo ’18, pharmaceutical chemistry major at RPI and university researcher with internship.
- Jacy Lieberum ’19, University of the Sciences, biological and pharmaceutical chemistry major with internship.
- Brian Dorobis ’19, computer software engineer major, Rutgers University.
- Tyler Gunther ’19,Rensselaer University chemical engineering and computer science double major.
- Mary McMullan ’19, TCNJ, Physics major.
- Dalia Habiby ’19, Political Science American University and Washington D.C intern.
- Elyse Spinelli ’16, Villanova, Computer Engineering and mathematics major, intern for Lockhead Martin.
- Nicole Hannon ’19, Occupational Therapist doctoral program at Misericordia University.
- Katelyn Brink ’19, Stockton University, math major.
NOTE: For more information about District Pathways, Academies, and Advance Placement courses please follow the link.
