Each professor at UTA is unique and quirky in their own ways, so it's always fun getting to know them.

There's guidance available from people who share a similar background and who have been in the same situation and that made me feel comfortable.

Becoming an aerospace engineer will allow me the opportunity to engineer the future and make an impact in humanity's reach in the universe.

Being a role model drives my ambition. It’s one thing to be admired by your peers, and another to be respected for your knowledge.

One thing I like about UTA is that it’s hard to be alone. Everyone’s trying to be your friend and you meet lots of people in classes and student...

I have been fascinated by how things work since I was a child. It amazes me that everything we touch is based on some type of engineering.

I chose construction management because it requires leadership and being a role model among your peers.

The first research project I ever saw on campus was about a robot analyzing a sick patient using artificial intelligence.

When I come to a tough task that I must accomplish at UTA, I look to good examples, break the task into steps, work hard to achieve it, consult others...

Knowing that my actions and manifestation of solutions to problems may help a life is a fulfilling way to live.