Featured Graduates of Spring 2024

Ragde Chaira-Gouzounis is a Grand Challenges Scholar graduating from Fulton Schools at Arizona State University with a background forged through academic excellence.

Nabhan Fakrudin is a molecular biologist by profession, but an engineer by passion.

Shrey Garg is eager to solve grand challenges in sustainability with the computer science knowledge he learned and the experience he gained at ASU and beyond.

Sushrut Ghosal has used the transformative potential of computer science and artificial intelligence to create solutions for social impact.

Rini Jain fully engaged herself in campus life and took on numerous leadership and participatory roles, including in the Fulton Schools Grand Challenges Scholars Program.

Nicholas Rodian Peterson found himself drawn to the idea of being someone who crafts the tools that enable space exploration.

Hailey Petsch studied mechanical engineering to explore her passion for math and the automotive industry.

ASU Grand Challenges Scholar Sashrik Rajesh combined his computer science education with a passion for investing to start his own finance education platform.

Anant Rastogi says his degree in computer systems engineering equips him with a comprehensive understanding of both computer hardware and software.

Rishik Kolli, a graduate of the Fulton Schools at Arizona State University immersed himself in computer science, earning a multitude of accolades during his tenure at ASU. Through academic pursuit, Kolli emerged as a Grand Challenges Scholar.

Kyle Selasky’s journey at the Fulton Schools led to a passion for robotics, blending mechanical and electrical principles, aiming to design devices that protect and enhance experiences worldwide.

Riley Seminara says he originally chose chemical engineering as a major because he was good at math and chemistry.

Priyati Sharma says working with people to devise innovative solutions is essential to engineering. She wants to enhance access to synthetic biology education.

Grand Challenges Scholar Graduate Cameron Morgan wants to help protect the natural environment and develop technology to reverse negative climate change impacts

Connor Williamson chose to study chemical engineering because he wanted to master a challenging field with a vast range of career options.

A fascination with electrocardiogram machines led to a prolific four years of participating in research, hackathons and service for Era Joy Padilla Agus.

Deepit Arora’s long-held fascination with autonomous systems and vehicles dates back to childhood.

Kayshavi Bakshi says engineering changed her life by giving her the ability to give back to her community.

Lilli Offenberger has actively used her biomedical engineering skills to develop solutions to real-world health challenges during her time at ASU.

Grand Challenges Scholar Neha Balamurugan has used her computer science skills to help address women’s health and education equity issues.

Globally-minded graduate, Asher Baptista, finds the joy in improving daily life with technology.

Khushi Pandey wants to make the world greener and cleaner and being a chemical engineer will allow her to do so.