Alpha Omega Epsilon, Upsilon Chapter

The University of Maryland Colony of Alpha Omega Epsilon was founded on September 17, 2005,and established in Spring 2006. Active in the A.

We are the Upsilon Chapter of Alpha Omega Epsilon, a professional and social sorority for females interested in STEM, at the University of Maryland, College Park. The sisters of Alpha Omega Epsilon at the University of Maryland are avid promoters of friendship, leadership, individual growth, and professionalism to all members of the organization, the community, and the professional world. Alpha Om

25/01/2021

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21/01/2021

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26/09/2019

Our chapter is very excited to introduce our new faculty advisor, Dr.
Natasha Andrade! Dr. Andrade is a faculty member in the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department. She teaches various undergraduate courses in the area of environmental engineering and study abroad courses in Iceland, Costa Rica, and Peru. Her research focuses on understanding how engineering and society fit together and she is currently working on a project that aims to understand how engineering students make sense of the interaction between technology and social issues and responsibility. Dr. Andrade is involved with several undergraduate students’ organizations, and she thrives in this environment. Her discipline research revolves around mercury contamination of Amazon regions that were deforested by small scale and illegal gold mining. Another area of research is related to the production of stabilized biosolids, focusing on its use as a fertilizer and its impact on environmental pollution concerning organic contaminants. Outside of work, she enjoys nature, hiking, snorkeling, biking, and a new-found passion for rock climbing. We are so excited to have such a great role model working with our sisters!