Christina Laskowski

Fuel cell stack assembly (main avenue of research), mechanical design and manufacturing, educational theory, teaching, swimming, ballroom dance, engineering competitions, the interplay of technology and culture, sci-fi, baking, trying to convince non-beli

Society of Women Engineers (SWE), American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), Engineers of the Future, and UPAC Cinema. My lab is the Flexible Manufacturing Center (FMC), in which I conduct fuel cell assembly research as part of the IGERT program.  In prior terms I was also a Teaching and Learning Assistant (TLA) for Davison Hall, a TA for IED, and a member of the RPI Ballroom Dance Team. 

This is my second year on Senate, and I have a lot of ideas for how to make RPI an even more awesome place to be!