Angie Tejada is currently in her 5th year at Penn State studying Architectural Engineering.  In May 2017, she will graduate with an Integrated Bachelor/Master of Architectural Engineering degree, with a focus in Mechanical Design. After her junior year, Angie studied in Rome, Italy, where she worked towards obtaining a minor in Architectural Studies while learning about roman history, architecture, and structures.

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This past summer, Angie had the pleasure of interning with Affiliated Engineers, Inc., in Washington D.C. She had the opportunity to collaborate with different teams of engineers in various projects, and gained valuable experience in the design of mechanical systems and healthcare applications. She successfully passed the FE exam and will be eligible for EIT status upon graduation.

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Throughout her time at Penn State, Angie has been involved in the ASHRAE student branch, Penn State’s Dance Marathon (THON), and an active member of Phi Sigma Rho, a sorority for women in fields of engineering and science. During her spare time, she enjoys traveling, drawing, and spending time with her family and friends.

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After graduation, Angie will be working full-time for Affiliated Engineers, Inc., as a Mechanical Systems Engineer. She looks forward to a professional career where she can pursue a LEED AP credential and obtain her Professional Engineering license.