W.S. Lee College of Engineering announces new Leadership Academy cohort
![Leadership Academy logo](https://engr.charlotte.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/61/2023/11/LeadershipAcademy_logo-600x301.png)
Thirty students have been selected for the W.S. Lee College of Engineering Leadership Academy, a two-year program modeled after leadership training programs for young professionals in industry. The program equips highly motivated undergraduate engineering and engineering technology students with leadership competencies to not only fulfill leadership roles on campus, but to successfully lead and drive innovation within the engineering sector.
The Leadership Academy experience is divided into five modules delivered by college faculty, industry executives and Leadership Academy alumni. They facilitate off-site program weekends to provide real world perspectives on issues relevant to today’s engineering industry.
The following students were selected:
Adrian Beghan, Electromechanical Engineering Technology
Milah Cauble, Mechanical Engineering
Da’Quan Cherry, Construction Management
Giselle Cirio Morales, Civil EngineeringTechnology
Courtney Croft, Mechanical Engineering
Arthur Decker, Electrical Engineering
Benjamin Demosthene, Mechanical Engineering
Mame Diop, Electrical Engineering
Daniel Franco, Mechanical Engineering
Samantha Gonzalez, Computer Engineering
Serena Grewal, Mechanical Engineering
Ben Hardy, Mechanical Engineering
Rachel Irving, Civil Engineering
AJ Jama, Electrical Engineering
Gabriel Jugan, Civil Engineering
Kynnedy Keel, Mechanical Engineering
Anastasia Kolesnikov, Electrical Engineering
Myla Marve, Civil Engineering Technology
Kanye Mckeithen, Mechanical Engineering
Laisa Mena Rivera, Civil Engineering
Mike Moore, Civil Engineering
Kimberly Oliva-Rodriguez, Electrical Engineering
Shiv Patel, Mechanical Engineering
Heather Pike, Electrical Engineering
Ria Saha, Electrical Engineering
Emily Schuman, Civil Engineering
John Tran, Mechanical Engineering
Evan Vasquez, Mechanical Engineering
Julien Wages, Mechanical Engineering
Kate Woodring, Electrical Engineering
Learn more about the W.S. Lee College of Engineering Leadership Academy.