Kathryn is a Junior Biomedical Engineering major and Neuroscience minor at Texas A&M University from Houston, Texas. As an undergraduate researcher, she is currently working with MS student Hunter Storaci on developing patient specific orthotic devices for canines, specifically designed for forelimb carpal support. She is also the Vice President of Innovations of W.H.O.O.P. (Women Helping Out Other People), the largest and oldest women’s service organization at Texas A&M University. She plans on either pursuing a career in industry with a B.S. or continuing her education with a Masters degree in Biomedical Engineering.
