Brian KearnsEmail: bk537@drexel.edu
Transferring from Delaware County Community College with Dung Tran, Brian Kearns is enrolled in Drexel University with degree in Civil Engineering. His favorite subject is Physics and Statics. He is a member of Drexel University's Steel Bridge team, and also volunteer as assistant supply manager for the team. After finishing all his works, he relaxes with several games including Halo, Forza Motorsport, and Borderlands. He demonstrates his leadership both in actual and virtual environment: a designer and motivator of his project team, and a mentor through game guides and walkthroughs in his youtube gaming channel.
Email: paullel303103@gmail.com
Pavel Sergeevich Lelyukh was born in Russia, grew up in the northeastern suburbs of Philadelphia, and transferred from Bucks County Community College to major in mechanical engineering. He is extremely interested in everything from digital education to complex fluid dynamics, so much so that he has his own engineering philosophy which is called material efficiency, and it involves using the same material for multiple functions whether it is physical or educational material. These ideas started developing when he went to the semi-finals of the National Science Foundation's Community College Innovation Challenge with his idea the "The Wind Catcher Max," and there he got NSF sponsored business "startup" training and learned that he should get all his ideas and make them into one great idea. He also played on a 12-string guitar for his church's youth services, sang in youth choir, went on several missionary trips to Mexico, and volunteered at his highschool for "Campus Crusade for Christ!"
Email: mef95@drexel.edu
Muhammed Emaad Fayaz is currently a pre-junior pursuing a Civil Engineering degree at Drexel University as an international student from Srilanka. He is interested in the environment and nature, and hopes to eventually specialize in Environmental Engineering. Emaad is a member of the Steel bridge club and Drexel's ASCE. His hobbies include illustration and graphic design, and he hopes to find a way to combine his love for engineering and art into a profession.
Dung Tran
Email: dt536@drexel.edu
Dung Tran is currently enrolled in Drexel University as a pre-junior student in dual degree program in Architectural and Civil Engineering. He is fascinated with bridges and steel structures, so his main concentration on the field lies within the subject of structural engineering. Dung is the member of Drexel's Architectural Engineeering Institute and Drexel's ASCE. Some of his hobbies are building lego models, collecting diecast cars, chess, indoor soccer, also cycling around Philadelphia area.
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