Meet the 2026 Execs and Chairs
President
Katie Boyd
The reason I joined was because I loved that the organization had a variety of projects and opportunities. I was also excited to join an organization that pertained to my major.
VP of Operations Co-Exec
Ben Smith
I was invited to a Nyambogo committee meeting by my roommate freshman year. After attending I became very interested in the mission. I really enjoy using my engineering skills to help others across the world have a better quality of life.
VP of Operations Co-Exec
Nolan Wolf
EWB has been a great opportunity for me to connect with people outside of my college while being able to make a real impact. Also, the opportunity to lead the Business Affairs committee and now being VP of operations has given me real skills that I will take with me post graduation.
VP of Projects Co-Exec
Andrew Lukuyu
I became apart of EWB because it looked like an interesting way to learn new skills and gain new experience. Also it sounds cool.
VP of Projects Co-Exec
Rachel Oatney
I was interested in EWB because of the work they were doing which led me to go to a few meetings which heightened my interest and I have enjoyed working with and meeting new people that make me feel welcomed!
Community Outreach Co-chair
Nadine Darkow
I joined EWB because I wanted to be part of a club that makes a real impact. I was drawn to the community of students dedicated to applying their knowledge for a meaningful cause. Through my involvement, I have seen firsthand how engineering can create positive change in communities.
Community Outreach Co-Chair
Nikhil Patil
I joined EWB to be part of an organization that creates tangible, real-world impact. I was inspired by a student community committed to using their technical skills for purpose-driven work. My experience has shown me how engineering can directly improve lives.
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Secretary
Lily Postma
I joined EWB because I want to travel to countries where I can make a difference in people's everyday lives. I want to work on projects that allow more people to have access to better resources, especially water.
Treasurer
Quinton Smith
An upper classman recommended the club to me, I've enjoyed it ever since!
Business Affairs Co-chair
Oliver McDermott
I joined EWB because many of my friends were involved in the club. It's a great club and I align with the values.
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Business Affairs Co-chair
Phillip Fulton
I joined EWB to develop both my soft skills and professional skills. As a freshman, becoming a member not only helped me make new friends but also gave me the opportunity to engage in hands-on engineering projects.
Environmental Healthy & Safety Chair
Hannah Herms
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Burere Committee Co-Chair
Carl Fischer
I joined EWB because I wanted to gain practical experience engineering a real-world problem that I'm passionate about solving.
Burere Committee Co-Chair
Cole Serfozo
I joined Burere because I saw an opportunity to apply my passion for sustainability and make a meaningful impact.
Nyambogo Committee Co-Chair
Amaya Miller
I joined Nyambogo because I have always been interested in the environmental part of Chemical Engineer specifically water resources and I wanted to join a club that aligned with my passions.
Nyambogo Committee Co-Chair
Tessa Petre
I joined EWB to learn more about the world outside of the United States and to be more involved with the UC community.
Gikingo Committee Co-Chair
Casma Mussi
I decided to join because it looked like a lot of fun and I enjoyed the idea of being able to do something with my engineering skills that makes a difference in the world.
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Gikingo Committee Co-Chair
Miriam Knutson
I joined EWB because I wanted to get more experience in engineering outside of my classes while also helping others.
Public Relations
Ella McCloskey
I wanted to join EWB so I could put my engineering skills to use for something good & work to make a positive difference in someone's life.
Social & Recruitment
Sarah Karstetter
I decided to join because it looked like a lot of fun and I enjoyed the idea of being able to do something with my engineering skills that makes a difference in the world.