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Graduate Students Aim to Protect Internet Privacy
Balaji Athreya, Sean McGregor and Jesse Hostetler, all graduate students at Oregon State University, are working to protect your privacy and security on the Internet.
Please Play Me
Who would have thought that a piano would be the deciding factor in a student’s decision on which university to attend? Yet, that’s what did it for Justin Goins when he sat down to play the piano in the Kelley Engineering Center atrium.
Anything but Typical
Hannah Adams looks like a typical college student, but she’s anything but typical. At age 23 and in her fourth year of college, she’s a junior majoring in computer science.
Persistence and Perseverance for a PhD
Nadia Payet has had a long journey — literally and figuratively — to graduation. Payet is a native of Réunion, a tiny French island in the Indian Ocean, more than 10,000 miles and two days of travel away from Corvallis. And her journey to graduation has taken a few twists and turns along the way.
Giving Back
ECE junior Brandi Coker is clear evidence that the school’s peer mentoring program works. She enjoys being a mentor and likes passing on the knowledge that was handed to her by her mentors.
The Ultimate Experience
Timmy Perston is one busy guy. A fifth-year student majoring in electrical and computer engineering, Perston finds time between his classes and studying to be a professional and collegiate ultimate Frisbee player.
Of Computer Science and Theatre
Throughout high school, Andrew Atkinson had quite diverse interests. Music. Acting. Engineering. Sports. When it came time to think about college, he applied to a wide range of schools that were known for engineering. Or theatre. Or music.
Getting Fired Up
Allen Waters, one of several men on the OSU cheer squad, just happens to be an electrical and computer engineering student. So how did such a successful engineering student become a cheerleader, traveling all over the country supporting Beaver athletics?
Creating Their Own Paths
Although Ben and Ellen Porter may seem like polar opposites, they’re actually brother and sister — two siblings who are making a great impact on OSU’s School of EECS.
Community Building 101
Whether it’s designing robots to tread on other planets or helping incoming students adjust to college life, Ryan Albright has already had a pretty interesting ride at OSU.
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