
Engineers Without
Borders OSU Chapter
Board Members
Teppei Mori-Gilles
Executive
(He/Him/His)
Major:Bio-engineering.
Fun Fact: I love coffee and have been to 3 different coffee farms in Antioquia, Colombia.
Reason to join:I joined EWB fall term of my freshman year and I've been involved ever since. I strive to make as much of a positive impact on the world with the tools I was given.
Ali Martz
Banquet Coordinator
(She/Her/Hers)
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Minor: Humanitarian Engineering
Fun Fact: I fabricated a prosthetic leg for an internship project in high school and the company let me keep it.
Reason to join:I joined EWB because I wanted to get involved during my freshman year with an organization that went beyond pure engineering. The positive impacts EWB has on its partner communities is exactly what I was looking for and it has provided me with more diverse experiences during my education.
Hanna Do
Outreach
(She/Her/Hers)
Major: Bioengineering
Minor: Business
Fun Fact: I like to rock climb, so let me know if you ever need a climbing buddy!
Reason to join:I joined EWB, because I'm interested in humanitarian engineering and I wanted to gain experience in that field without having to add a minor to my degree. In addition, the club gave me a good opportunity to apply the knowledge I learned from class.
Kaitlin Brunik
Secretary
(She/Her/Hers)
Major: Energy Systems Engineering
Fun Fact: I am actually a post-baccalaureate student and while I was completing my prior degree at the University of Oregon I played on the Women's club ultimate team(Oregon Fugue).
Reason to join:I joined EWB so I could gain real-world engineering experience working on projects around the world.
Remy Noble
Cambodia Coordinator
(She/Her/Hers)
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Minor: Humanitarian Engineering.
Fun Fact: I'm actually 5 years old because I was born on leap day!
Reason to join:I joined EWB because I am really interested in the intersection of environmental and social needs. I wanted to be able to apply what I have learned from classes and peers towards making a positive impact in our world.
Lydia Thomas
Workshops
(She/Her/Hers)
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Fun Fact: I love animals and I have two cats that look the exact same but are not related.
Reason to join:I joined EWB because the club has a really positive impact on the world and I wanted to be able to learn more about the engineering process and get more hands-on experience.
Ishita Joshi
Fundraising
(She/Her/Hers)
Major: Chemical Engineering
Fun Fact: I just recently got a puppy and he used to have trouble sleeping so I would play my ukelele and sing a soft song to make him fall asleep.
Reason to join:I joined EWB because I want to do something related to humanitarian engineering and it was great experience.
Alexandra Pidwerbecki
Donor Outreach
(She/Her/Hers)
Major: Chemical Engineering
Fun Fact: I have been a vegan for 4.5 year.
Reason to join:I wanted to join EWB to work on real world engineering projects that have a humanitarian and environmental focus. Additionally, I found the social aspect of the club important - a place where I could meet like minded young engineers.
Tanya Bihari
IT Coordinator
(She/Her/Hers)
Major: Computer Science
Fun Fact: I love boba and I think I have double-jointed elbows!
Reason to join:I joined EWB because I like to work and be with other engineers to make a difference in the world! I also like creating new friendships and connections with the people I work with and gain support in this industry by being a part of this club.
Neha Suryadevara
Workshops
(She/Her/Hers)
Major: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Fun Fact: My latest bucket list destination is New Zealand.
Reason to join:I joined EWB because I wanted to harness the power of engineering to help create a positive and sustainable impact on communities in need. I was excited to join a team of people who are equally creative, passionate, and determined!
