Katelyn Kramer

She is a dedicated and multi-talented engineering student and emerging sustainability leader with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Systems Engineering and currently pursuing a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering at Stanford University. She is currently gaining hands-on industry experience as a Sustainable Design & Engineering Intern at Walt Disney Imagineering, where she contributes to innovative sustainable design and engineering projects. At Stanford, she served as a Civil and Environmental Engineering Peer Advisor, supporting students with academic planning and outreach, and as a Living Lab Fellow in partnership with Redwood Materials, where she designed and deployed Stanford's first campus-wide rechargeable battery recycling pilot. She also served as a Residential Assistant for a freshman dorm, fostering an inclusive and supportive residential community, and as a CTL Math and Physics Tutor, helping groups of students strengthen their understanding of calculus, linear algebra, classical mechanics, and electromagnetism. Her leadership extends to involvement with the Society of Women Engineers and Camp Kaleidoscope, an organization that provides a summer camp and community to children with a parental cancer experience. She is recognized as a passionate, collaborative, and impact-driven leader who is deeply committed to sustainability, community building, and creating meaningful change through engineering and education.