Tufts STOMP Members
Tufts STOMP has quadrupled in participation size since its beginning seven years ago. The increase in participants, and the subsequent increase in program management workload, which ranges from recruitment to schedule coordination, sparked the creation of an Executive Board.
An Executive Board is comprised of 3-10 experienced STOMP fellows and a program manager. Each of the board members is assigned a handful of classrooms to coordinate teacher and fellow pairing, scheduling, and curriculum implementation.
Adam Carberry
Program Manager |
Adam is a Ph.D. student in the Math, Science, Technology, & Engineering Education Program at Tufts University. He has been working at the Center for Engineering Education Outreach (CEEO) for 3 years. At the CEEO, Adam has been a part of STOMP as a STOMP fellow, executive board member, and now as the program manager. Through his experiences, Adam has had the opportunity to work in after school programs and classrooms in the greater Boston area, participate in LEGO Engineering professional development workshops, and work at LEGO summer camps at Tufts University and other locations. | Elsa Head
Program Coordinator
| Elsa is a senior environmental engineer at Tufts University. She has been a STOMP fellow for the past 2 years working in the Somerville, MA area. In addition to her previous STOMP work, Elsa worked at the CEEO for the summer helping in the development of the STOMP Network and curriculum tools. As part of her new position, Elsa will be traveling with other CEEO employees to help in professional development workshops and satellite STOMP program assistance. | 
Melissa Pickering
Outreach Director | Melissa Pickering, currently Assistant Director of the Center for Engineering Educational Outreach (CEEO), also manages the outreach programs within the Center. As a freshman at Tufts, Melissa began working as one of the first STOMP fellows, and throughout the remainder of her college career she played an active role in helping STOMP become the successful program that it is today. Upon receiving her BS in Mechanical Engineering in 2005, Melissa was hired on as a Ride Design Engineer at Walt Disney Imagineering in California. After some experience in the corporate engineering world, Melissa decided to return to her alma mater in January 2008 to help create sustainability within the outreach programs at the CEEO, as well as assist in the day-to-day management of the Center.
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| Adam Santos Major: Mechanical Engineering
Class Year: 2009 email | | Allison Klein Major: Civil Engineering
Class Year: 2009 email | | Rachel Shapiro Major: Engineering Science
Class Year: 2009 email | | Arielle Fakhraee Major: Mechanical Engineering
Class Year: 2010 email | | Fielding "Skip" Pagel Major: Mechanical Engineering
Class Year: 2009 email | 
| Jason Clark Major: Mechanical Engineering
Class Year: 2011 email |  | Laura Nixon Major: Mechanical Engineering
Class Year: 2011 email | 
| Jordyn Wolfand Major: Environmental Engineering
Class Year: 2011 email |
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