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Abby Debebe (ad3499@drexel.edu)
Abby is a freshman civil engineering major here at Drexel. She is originally from Hightstown, New
Jersey. Currently, she hopes to maybe have a concentration in structural engineering as well as get her
BS/MS during her time at Drexel.



Grace Albert (ga365@drexel.edu)
              Grace is a freshman architectural engineer at Drexel University. She was born in Buffalo, New York and wants to use engineering to make a difference in her community.


Mary Diane Boquila (mpb326@drexel.edu)
Mary Diane Boquila is a sophomore at Drexel University with a major in Civil Engineering. She took
her first year in college in the Community College of Philadelphia. She is originally from the Philippines. In her country, she took Bachelors of Science in Accountancy for three months before she came in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. During her days as a student in accountancy, she realized that it was not the study she was interested in. Therefore, when she came to the U.S., she decided to pursue engineering which was her first choice of study. She is interested in infrastructures such as bridges. She is intrigued by how such structures are built.

Isabelle Coupet (inc23@drexel.edu)
Isabelle N. Coupet is a freshman at Drexel University studying Architectural Engineering from Maryland. She is interested in green building techniques, smart home technology, and urban design. Her main goal is to use her studies to help urban and rural populations connect to nature and their culture through smart engineering designs. For this project, she will be working on the green and blue roof system to be added to the Dorrance H. Hamilton Building at Thomas Jefferson University.
                                    






Technical Advisor       Patricia Gallagher, pmg24@drexel.edu


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