Chi Epsilon at UCLA- Civil Engineering Honors Society

Ryan Tish is a 4th year civil engineering student with a concentration in structures. In addition to serving in Chi Epsilon, Ryan is currently a co-director for the Steel Bridge Project in the ASCE chapter at UCLA. A native of Los Angeles, Ryan spent 6 years living in Thailand and attended the International School Bangkok, where he served as Student Council President.

Jeremy is a 4th year civil engineering student emphasizing in structural engineering. He has been involved in civil engineering internships and research projects outside of school, and is looking forward to graduate school and working in the structural engineering field. Some of his other interests include backpacking, golf, ultimate frisbee, playing music, and being involved in various ways on campus.

Helen is a 4th year civil engineering student with emphasis on structural engineering. She is planning to go to graduate school to pursue a M.S. degree and eventually a Ph.D. degree as well. Helen is also the vice president of Tau Beta Pi at UCLA as well the Outreach Chair for the UCLA student chapter of ASCE.

Drew Kirkpatrick is a 3rd Year Civil and Environmental Engineering Major, emphasizing in Structures. Drew is also the Co-Director of the UCLA ASCE Concrete Canoe Team. Drew's academic interests are Sustainable/Environmental Structural Design, Recycling of Construction Materials, and Architecture.

Lee Rosen is a 4th year Civil and Environmental engineering student from La Costa, California. His his coursework has focused on structural engineering and he has been recognized by the Martin Duke Jr. Scholarship for excellence in structural engineering. He has interned in several civil engineering offices since he was a junior in high school and he is looking forward to working in practice after he graduates. Some of his other interests include snowboarding, surfing, traveling and tennis.

Adam Lewis Wyner, a native Los Angelino, is currently a senior pursuing a bachelor's degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering with an emphasis in structural engineering. In addition to serving as chapter newsletter writer and photographer, Adam is Co-Social Chair for the UCLA chapter of ASCE. His interests include photography, snowboarding, music and travel. He plans to pursue a Master of Architecture degree following graduation from UCLA.

San Francisco native always ready to play some ultimate frisbee. If you're interested let me know and we can throw some time.