| UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING |
Fall 2005
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| Cecelia Orwig Junior Assistant editor Cecelia Orwig is a junior English major with a minor in Russian. She graduated from Norfolk Catholic Junior-Senior High School in 2003 as salutatorian of her class. She enjoys reading and making glass mosaics in her spare time but is looking forward to giving this spare time to her baby, who is expected to be born in early December. |
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Chris Kohler Junior Advertising manager Chris Kohler is a junior mechanical engineering major. He went to high school at Exeter- Milligan. He currently is a co-op design engineer at OPPD. His interests include all types of music and sports, especially racing and football. |
| Brian Hernandez Sophomore Page designer and reporter Brian Hernandez is a sophomore news-editorial major and works at the Lincoln Journal Star as a page designer and copy editor. Brian is a member of the Society for News Design, American Copy Editors Society, College of Journalism and Mass Communications Student Advisory Board and student government. He also is a mentor for freshmen in the Honors Program and NU Connections. |
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Martin Gakuria Sophomore Reporter and Web site developer Martin Gakuria is a sophomore biomedical engineering major from Kenya. He hopes to enter medical school after graduating from UNL. He enjoys reading and writing, too. |
| Brian Watt Freshman Cover designer and photographer Brian Watt is a freshman biological systems engineering and pre-medicine double major from Holdrege. Among being involved in Sigma Alpha Epsilon, NU Meds, and the Biomedical Engineering Society, he also is a photographer on the Blueprint. |
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Michaela McBride Freshman Reporter Michaela McBride is a freshman from Lincoln majoring in biological systems engineering with an emphasis in biomedical engineering. She is involved in Chi Omega, FOCUS and the Student Alumni Association. |
| Ashley Washburn Adviser Ashley Washburn is a writer for Engineering@Nebraska magazine and is the new Blueprint adviser. She graduated from UNL in 2002 with a bachelor’s degree in journalism. Ashley worked for the Nebraska Legislature’s Unicameral Information Office, where she wrote articles for the Unicameral Update and served as editor of the Nebraska Blue Book. |
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Not pictured: Karl Spurzem, sophomore, artist
