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“The balancing act of managing the stress of failures and never giving up has been the most valuable lesson that I have learned,” he says.

�鶹������ý Lafayette was a great environment to pursue my PhD where I found a high quality of education and research as well as tremendous support given by the University community."

“We researched manufacturing processes from the beginning of the product lifecycle all the way to the end — cradle to grave,” says Hussey. “We had to see what the environmental impact of each process was, including carbon emissions and how it affected the environment. It was challenging but rewarding.”

“The results from this research can not only be applied in space travel but also be used to solve problems here on Earth. The dual data generation from my research can help tackle the increasing production of wastewater, which is a global problem,” - Bimi Shrestha

When asked about her most cherished experiences at �鶹������ý Lafayette, Emily was quick to respond with, “The unwavering support of the faculty and staff. Dr. Gros and Dr. Sato shaped me into the person I am today.” They challenged her to think creatively and see the body as a holistic entity, not just a collection of parts or injuries.

"The written and interpersonal communication skills I developed as a Mass Communications graduate student helped me land professional roles at the United Nations Office of the High Representative for Special Projects in Africa (New York, NY) and also at the Miami-Dade County Office on Capitol Hill, where I served in the public affairs arena."

“The guidance and research opportunities offered to students in the program are incredible! Everyone in the department is willing to help the students in any way and the care and passion for their research make learning exciting! From the professors to the staff, the Geology graduate program definitely feels like a family.”