Dianne Barahona Bonilla
Login to view DISC.Dianne Barahona Bonilla is an A. James Clark Scholar at Virginia Tech, pursuing a degree in Robotics and Mechatronics. She is actively engaged in undergraduate research within the universitys Engineering Education department, focusing on faculty experiences with AI in teaching. Her practical experience includes restoring a gyrocopter and consulting on prototyping technologies like 3D printing.
She demonstrates a strong passion for applying engineering skills to solve real-world problems, particularly in assistive technology. Her commitment to diversity and inclusion in her field is highlighted by her receipt of the Outstanding Student Award from the Center for the Enhancement of Engineering Diversity for her involvement and academic excellence.
As part of an all-freshman team, she won 3rd place in a national competition for designing "KnitGrip," an assistive knitting device.
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