Doctoral student in the Biological & Agricultural Engineering Department. My research focuses on modeling urban garden contaminant fate and transport.

I earned a degree in Biological and Agricultural Engineering specifying in water quality and hydrology studies.

• Practiced Spanish language skills while living with a host family.

• Visited and learned the General Motors manufacturing process.

• Analyzed the PLC controller and sterilization methods utilized in an avocado factory.

• Redesigned a waste water treatment system for the Acchayacu, Ecuador.

• Visited the site to take measurements, checked the quality of the system in place, and ran lab results of the water samples.

• Presented a professional report of the project’s status to a group of professors as well as a group of students in Cuenca.

• Explored the city of Cuenca to discover their culture and lifestyle.

• Earned credit for principles of environmental hydrology and design of biological waste treatment systems.

• Visited a drinking water production center, water treatment plants, and sustainable waste management plants.

• Studied the preservation and reuse of water to benefit the local communities and agriculture.

• Texas A&M University 

• Designed a well manual for the installation of wells in English as well as Spanish.

• Worked alongside team members to distribute tasks for a variety of events.