Featured Graduates of Spring 2025

Gabriel Adams forged his resilience and work ethic by embracing difficult challenges inside the classroom and competing with the triathlon club at ASU.

Mark Agoston took advantage of a variety of research and community service opportunities during his mechanical engineering undergraduate degree program.

Bryce Askew conducted chemical engineering research and got involved in student organizations, becoming an advocate for his community.

Avi Aaron Batchu hones skills to have a lasting impact.

Ariana Bermudez gained a well-rounded engineering perspective through student organizations, studying abroad and a Spanish language and culture double major.

Ethan Chang learned to secure embedded systems and find the value of teamwork.

Jocelyne Espinoza wants to make a tangible impact on patients’ quality of life by creating community-focused solutions.

Taylor Foster knew that in addition to his academics, he wanted to help with global issues.

Allyiah Gomez enjoys designing something out of nothing.

Siddhant Jain says the connections he made as a Fulton Schools student will enable him to realize his aspirations as a computer scientist.

Avijit Jutla dedicated himself to research and service in his work with multiple EPICS projects.

Lucas Keylon found his spark in an embedded systems course, where making a robot move set his passion for technology in motion.

Siddhant Labade expanded his classroom learning by getting involved in extracurricular projects to hone research skills and experience the diversity of pursuits within his chosen field of computer science.

Anushka Limaye is passionate about working with the latest technologies and finding ways to make health care affordable for all.

Carol Lu combined her biomedical engineering expertise with a passion for human-centered design to drive impactful innovations in healthcare.

Koos Maddock used his time at ASU to help others worldwide by contributing to plastic recycling efforts for Ethiopia and the development of a wind tunnel.

Tatum McMillan enjoys that biomedical engineering requires a multidisciplinary approach of biology, medicine and engineering in its applications.

Naina Misra wants to work at the intersection of medicine, the physical sciences and technology.

Rohan Nair has helped communities respond to a variety of challenges

A fascination with artificial intelligence and machine learning sparked Grand Challenges Scholar Saketh Madhu Pabolu’s aspiration to become a computer scientist.

Sophia Pedersen dedicated herself to service opportunities and got involved in student organizations while studying to work in the renewable energy field.

Riley Perez says the first time she visited ASU, she felt like she had found her home.

Benjamin Staedicke is harnessing the power of engineering to create real-world solutions that improve patient outcomes.

Taylor Whitten says she loves working hands-on and seeing her ideas take shape in real time.