Meet Our Alumnae

Shruti Gupta	President 2009 - 2010 BS in Computer Engineering, 2010 Pursuing MS in Electrical Engineering Stanford University Stanford, California
Nicole Rennalls	President 2008 - 2009 BS in Electrical Engineering, 2009 Operations Leadership Development Program Operations Excellence Engineer Eaton Corporation- Electrical Division Asheville, North Carolina The women who walk the halls of Van Leer are incredibly diverse in backgrounds, tastes, and motivations for pursuing their chosen fields. I learned most from them how to listen without filters, to be patient and persistent, and that communication is about much more than what comes out of your mouth.
Sarah Mazul	President 2007 - 2008 Secretary 2006 - 2007 BS in Computer Engineering, 2008 Associate Project Controls Savannah River Remediation, Inc. Aiken, SC Georgia Tech taught me what it meant to be an engineer. WECE helped me stay true to my major when I was the only girl in a class. I would not change my experiences in Tech for anything and I am happy to have joined WECE since day one and help move it forward into a stronger organization that other women can benefit from.
Kathryn Thomas	Publicity Chair 2007 - 2008 BS in Computer Engineering, 2008 Software Engineer Harris Corporation Melbourne, Florida ECE at Tech is challenging and covers many topics. Having a strong ECE foundation has allowed me to be a more versatile engineer.
Ariel Brown	Vice President 2007 - 2008 Publicity Chair 2006 - 2007 BS in Electrical Engineering, 2007 MS in Electrical & Computer Engineering 2008 Consultant Booz Allen Hamilton Arlington, VA Being a part of WECE was a phenomenal experience. Having been the VP, I was required to do quite a bit of program management which adequately prepared me for my role as a government contractor.
Amy Vaduthalakuzhy	Webmaster 2005 - 2007 BS in Electrical Engineering, 2007 Associate Staff Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab Laurel, Maryland The most important thing I learned at Georgia Tech was how to learn. How to break down a problem, how to find resources to help, and the persistence to keep at it - these are all skills I use everyday at work. The challenging ECE curriculum and the professors definitely played a big role in reinforcing these skills!
Mehak Dinesh	President 2006 - 2007 Treasurer 2005 - 2006 BS in Computer Engineering, 2007 Pursuing MS in Electrical Engineering Stanford University Stanford, California My ECE/WECE position was one of my best experiences at Georgia Tech and it has come a long way in helping me out with my job and grad school applications. Being a part of WECE allowed me to meet Alumni in Industry, fellow students in ECE, and network with professors from the ECE department. Through these interactions, I was able to better understand my own goals and define the best ways to achieve them. WECE also provided me a way to interact with other Women in ECE and I am still in touch with some of them. It was a great organization for meeting all the fellow female students and adding a splash of pink to the normally very grey social life at Georgia Tech!

Anita Chow	President 2004 - 2006 BS in Electrical Engineering, 2006 Senior Consultant Hitachi Consulting Atlanta, Georgia As one of the founding members of WECE, I used my experience from starting WECE to start another organization for women at Hitachi Consulting in Atlanta.
Sarah Hancock	Vice President 2004 - 2006 BS in Electrical Engineering, 2005 MS in Electrical & Computer Engineering, 2006 Electrical Engineer Rincon Research Corporation Tuscon, Arizona Georgia Tech's ECE program has some of the best signal processing professors in the world and the things I learned from them have helped me out with the signal processing problems and tasks that I have faced since graduation. My experience as one of the co-founders of WECE has helped me out in my new post-graduation roles as an officer in both the Tucson professional section of the Society of Women Engineers and in the Arizona Georgia Tech Club.