Featured Graduates of Fall 2022

During his time at ASU, Kyrin Assawachawakul was exposed to how UI/UX design can impact society. Following graduation, he plans to make his mark as a visual designer at IBM.

Bridget Bauhard took her dreams to new heights at ASU, where she became the first female president of the aviation student organization Alpha Eta Rho.

As an ASU student, Ian Chandra served as the president and treasurer of Sun Devil Rocketry and explored the interdisciplinary nature of engineering through research.

Christian Coleman wants to use his knowledge of information technology to someday launch a company committed to developing technology that improves life for people around the world.

Marshall Decker is earning his bachelor’s degree in construction engineering after completing a wide range of classes, including computation-heavy civil engineering courses and construction management courses focused on developing soft skills.

Samuel Dicaro knew computer systems engineering was the right major for him because it combines two of his passions: electronics and software.

Rachel Francone says the Fulton Schools have taught her that persistence, creativity, honesty, accountability and an eagerness to learn are critical in turning an idea into reality.

Lillian Geier chose to pursue a degree in technological entrepreneurship and management because it allowed her to be well-versed in both business and engineering.

Sarthak Gupta took advantage of the wide variety of courses and research opportunities as an ASU student. Those broad experiences helped him earn a position as a software developer at Amazon.

Marcus Maczynski’s experience in the Fulton Schools allowed him to explore video gaming, programming and a NASA space mission through his capstone project.

When first-generation college student Lisa Redhouse decided to continue her education, she found the environmental and resource management program would help her give back to Indigenous communities and inspire those around her.

As a student, Gabriel Roman worked hard in and outside the classroom. He completed five internships while managing his own landscaping business, enabling Roman to reach graduation debt free.

Connor Semenko says construction is in his blood, having grown up around the industry. As a student, he participated in construction internships and competitions. Now looks forward to working as a general construction contractor.

Chantelle Taylor chose to attend Arizona State University to help provide for her family. Her interest in robotics helped guide her to find the right degree.

Sydney Wickman found a passion for improving access to clean water and spent time assessing the impact of energy usage at industrial facilities. After graduation, she plans to work in environmental remediation consulting.