Eugenia Landivar is a freshman at the University of Puerto Rico at Mayagüez (UPRM), originally from San Juan, Puerto Rico. She is currently pursuing a degree in Industrial Engineering and is passionate about optimizing systems, problem-solving, and leadership. She is actively involved in campus organizations, serving as the MentorSHPE Manager for the UPRM chapter of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE), where she organizes mentorship activities and professional development opportunities for students. She is also a member of the UPRM Solar Engineering Research Racing Team (SERRT), contributing to the Marketing and Outreach division to promote sustainable engineering solutions.
Beyond Her Campus, Eugenia is also pursuing a minor in Business Administration, combining her technical background with business knowledge to expand her career opportunities. She is particularly interested in the intersection of engineering and business, aiming to develop leadership skills that will allow her to innovate and optimize operations in various industries.
Even though writing for Her Campus may seem unrelated to her career path, it is her way to express creativity and humor beyond numbers and problem-solving. In her free time, Eugenia enjoys going to the gym, going to the beach, baking, and spending time with family, friends, and her two cats. She swam competitively for six years and previously played volleyball and practiced horseback riding. Whether she’s working on a research project, mentoring students, or planning events, Eugenia is always seeking new opportunities for growth and impact.
A Totally Biased, Not-at-All Scientific Study on Conrad vs. Jeremiah
The Scientific Method of Deciding If You Should Go Out or Stay in Bed (Again): Mayagüez Edition