Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering Webinar

Hi.

Corey, there's a there's a little problem with your audio.

Can maybe you just need to speak a little more slowly. It just suddenly happened. I think it's maybe there's a.

I'd also like to say that we have in the School of engineering, we have what's called the advising hub. And there are wonderful people working in the advising hub who will look at, you know, what you've done in high school and where you are situated as you come into RPI and they will work with you to get you where you want to go.

They're they're wonderful about talking to you about.

You know what you have, where you want to go, what you want to do, and helping you come up with a curriculum. That is the chemical engineering curriculum, but it is your chemical engineering curriculum.

They're they're terrific folks over there. The lady who works with us is named Kelly Stutz, and she's terrific.

So if you go to her and she will take a look at your at your AP credits and any of your College in high school credits and she'll talk to you about how where you want to go and what you want to do.

And then of course as as Doctor Woodcock pointed out, we also have wonderful faculty members who work with folks all the time. Doctor Woodcock is a as a very much appreciated and well sought after advisor. So yeah, we we we will work with you. A lot of that is specific to who you are and what you want. So it's kind of hard to answer that in a general way.

But you are welcome to e-mail me at Dowd.

M3@rpi.edu and I can connect you up with Kelly.

Or I can, you know, or whoever I need to connect you up with. And that's true of anyone who has questions about stuff like that. You're most welcome to send me an e-mail, and if I can't answer it, I will send it to Doctor Woodcock or to anybody who I know will be able to answer it. So I just want to hop in with that one there.

I will. I'll put it in the chat. Perfect, Randy. Thanks.