What is it is like to intern at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL)? Ask a Student STEM Ambassador!

Student STEM Ambassadors motivate and inspire future interns by sharing their own PNNL internship experiences. Representing colleges and universities in different corners of the country, Student STEM Ambassadors connect with their peers through social media networks, career fairs, campus events, and other outreach activities.

Student STEM Ambassadors are trained volunteers who work closely with PNNL’s STEM education outreach team. They are equipped with tools and materials to raise awareness about the Community College Internships and Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships programs, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science’s Workforce Development for Teachers and Scientists program.

Meet PNNL's Student STEM Ambassadors

Isidro Garcia Washington State University Mechanical Engineering LinkedIn	Eva Ottum UC Riverside PhD Candidate Chemical & Environmental Engineering LinkedIn
Sofia Patino Hernandez Texas A&M University Biology LinkedIn	Dana Sanchez Ortega University of California, Berkeley  Energy Engineering LinkedIn
Angelo Cruz-Diaz University of Texas Rio Grande Civil Engineering LinkedIn	Ikumi Ellis Arizona State University Chemistry LinkedIn

Tobia Rangel Guillen University of Washington Chemical Engineering LinkedIn	Briseida Fajardo Washginton State University - Tri Cities Mechanical Engineering LinkedIn
Ray Cabreriza Recent Graduate of Florida International University Biology LinkedIn	Andrew Tong University of Washington Materials Science Engineering LinkedIn
Ekman Kaur Columbia Basin College Information Technology LinkedIn	Adrianna Reece-Newman Howard University Chemical Engineering LinkedIn

Reyna Morales Lumagui University of Washington Chemical Engineering LinkedIn

Connect with a Student STEM Ambassador

Want an Ambassador to attend your campus event? Interested in scheduling a one-on-one conversation? Submit your request here and an Ambassador will be in touch soon.