SUNY at Binghamton, New York
Meet the Women Engineers Behind Our Mission
President
Valeria Gonzalez
Senior
Biomedical Engineering
"My favorite SWE memory was my first jewelry soldering workshop because it was so exciting to design and create our own jewelry as women in engineering! Also got to meet a lot of new people at this event and made me realize that I like hands-on work too!"
Vice President
Julia Kuster
Senior
Biomedical Engineering and Psychology
"My favorite SWE memory is when all the girls who went to the SWE local in Baltimore enjoyed themselves at the aquarium and just hung out."
Secretary
Keaghan Johnson
Senior
Electrical Engineering
"My favorite memory was the most recent WE25 Conference in New Orleans! I joined SWE to get more involved on campus and connect with people in my classes."
Treasurer
Rachel Chen
Senior
Mechanical Engineering
"My favorite SWE memory is girl scout badge event."
Internal Events Coordinator
Emily Peteka
Junior
Industrial & Systems Engineering
"My favorite thing about SWE was meeting my SWE mentor during my first semester of college!”
External Events Coordinator
Emma Donato
Senior
Biomedical Engineering
"My favorite SWE memory was the regional conference in New Jersey."
Corporate Outreach
Mary Roche
Senior
Biomedical Engineering
"My favorite SWE memory was the soldering jewelry event."
Fundraising Chair
Esma Alosevic
Junior
Industrial & Systems Engineering
"My favorite memory of SWE is the first-ever GIM I went to, where I felt so awkward and nervous to go to. But then people whom I didn’t even know started talking to me and really made me feel included and welcome! And I joined SWE because I wanted to be a part of a group of like minded individuals who aim to empower women in a male dominated field! I feel it’s important to have that in engineering, and SWE was the way to show that."
Membership Chair
Olivia Camaj
Sophmore
Mechanical engineering
"My favorite SWE memory was the SWE Local WE Conference."
Public Relations Chair
Julia Kasprowicz
Sophmore
Biomedical Engineering
"My favorite SWE memory is when I soldered a Dalmatian Jasper charm at the SWE Jewelry soldering event. "
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Diversity Equity and Inclusion Chair
Loren Cuomo
Senior
Industrial and Systems Engineering
"My favorite SWE memory was the self defense class we took, it was so much fun the police officers were very cool and everyone was laughing and having a good time together while also doing something important but making it fun!"
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Graduate Advisor
Christina Odendahl
Masters Student
Biomedical Engineering / Industrial & Systems Engineering
"My favorite SWE memory is the Girl Scouts STEM Day, where we get to provide them with some cool badges. I joined SWE because I wanted to be involved in a club that supports women in engineering, helps out the local community, and encourages professional development."
Meet the Interns
SWE Interns empower our Executive Board by learning alongside our leaders while gaining hands-on experience and helping drive our chapter’s events and initiatives forward.
Intern for Internal Events Chair
Iris Laves
Biomedical Engineering
Class of 2027
"I joined SWE because I wanted to be more involved with a community of female engineers!"
Intern for External Events Chair
Stephania Calin
Computer Science
Class of 2028
"I joined SWE to be a part of an organization that supports women and to be inspired by members who challenge stereotypes and fearlessly pursue their passions in spaces where they’ve often been made to feel like they don’t belong."
Intern for Corporate Outreach Chair
Pete Sheridan
Biomedical Engineering
Class of 2029
"I joined SWE because being in such a significant minority in the engineering program was jarring for me at first, and I wanted to have a sense of community within that."
Intern for Corporate Outreach Chair
Kaitlyn Kemmet
Biomedical Engineering
Class of 2027
"I joined SWE to meet other motivated women in STEM! I love being able to form relationships with people who have similar interests and passions as me!"
Intern for Fundraising Chair
Kori Geiselhart
Mechanical Engineering
Class of 2029
"I joined SWE because I wanted to join a community that supports and helps women grow in the engineering field!"
Intern for Fundraising Chair
Kaylee Luo
Biomedical Engineering
Class of 2028
"I joined SWE because I wanted a community that encourages women in STEM to grow, take on leadership roles, and support each other through classes, projects, and careers."
Intern for Membership Chair
Novania Angelica
Computer Engineering
Class of 2028
"I joined SWE because I wanted to be part of a supportive community that empowers women in engineering, I’ve gained confidence and learned a lot of new things from others' perspectives."
Intern for Public Relations Chair
Chloe Tom
Industrial & Systems Engineering
Class of 2028
"I joined SWE because SWE provides a welcoming space for women to share their experiences in engineering and help each other to grow."
Intern for Public Relations Chair
Tanisha Paul
Computer Science
Class of 2029
"I joined SWE to connect with like-minded women in STEM and be part of a supportive, motivating community. I wanted a space where I could learn, grow, and build meaningful relationships with people who share similar goals and passions."
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Intern for DEI Chair
Lilia Diusheyeva
Computer Science
Class of 2029
"I joined SWE because I wanted to network with other women in STEM and learn more about their roles as well as be part of a supportive space for women in my field!"
Intern for DEI Chair
Anna Lei
Mechanical Engineering
Class of 2028
"I joined SWE because I wanted to branch out, expand my professional experience, and develop new skills."
Intern for DEI Chair
Julia Pedraza Palacios
Industrial & Systems Engineering
Class of 2028
"I joined SWE because I wanted to be part of a community that not only shares my interests and ambitions in engineering but also challenges me with diverse perspectives and ideas. Being surrounded by people who are driven, supportive, and thoughtful motivates me to grow both personally and academically, and I value the collaborative environment SWE creates."
Meghan Crist
Faculty Advisor