FCMF welcomes the following IACMI interns and UT undergraduate work study students who have joined our team for Summer 2019.
- Ashley Herbers, Undergraduate student in Mechanical Engineering at UT
- Benjamin Schwartz, Undergraduate student in Mechanical Engineering at UT
- Brian Roberts, Stony Brook University, NY is an undergraduate student in Mechanical Engineering, he is an IACMI intern
- Eleni Golloshi, Undergraduate student in Mechanical Engineering at UT
- Isaac Sloan, Colorado State University, CO is an undergraduate student in Business Marketing with a minor in Sustainable Energy, he is an IACMI intern
- Justin Labelle, Michigan State University, MI is an undergraduate student in Chemical Engineering, he is an IACMI intern
- Kah Choong, Undergraduate student in Material Science Engineering at UT
- Keona Madison, Undergraduate student in Mechanical Engineering at UT
- Molly Mays, Undergraduate student in Mechanical Engineering at UT
- Sabrinna Romero, Humboldt State University, CA is an undergraduate in Environmental Resources Engineering, she is an IACMI intern
- Samantha Ford, Chatham University, PA is a graduate student in Sustainability, she is an IACMI intern
- Sarah Wheeler, Master Student in Architecture at UT, she is a UT Summer intern
- Shannon Rearden, University of Alabama, AL is an undergraduate student in Mechanical Engineering and in German, She is a UT Summer intern
- Tyler Petersen, Undergraduate student in Mechanical Engineering at UT
These students are working on a diverse range of projects as they gain experiential learning and consider a professional career in plastics and composites. Their projects include functional composite helmet shells, life cycle analysis and embodied energy of composites, carbon fiber nonwovens, sheet molding compound, characterization of composite inserts, noise vibration harshness of self-reinforced composites, filament winding, natural fiber composites, modeling of composite preforms, and design of tools and molds for composite production. Our graduate student team and staff are closely working with these students as they gain experiential learning and contribute to the broad area of advanced plastics and composites.