Mallory Thomas
Login to view DISC.Mallory Thomas is an aspiring environmental engineer at Columbia University, specializing in geological systems. Her experience includes internships at Langan Engineering and the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, complemented by research at Columbias Kelly Lab on rock permeability and mineral recovery methods.
Beyond her core studies, Mallory is deeply involved in STEM education, serving as a calculus and economics tutor and an event director for the Columbia University Science Olympiad. She also holds a leadership role as Secretary for the American Academy of Environmental Engineers and Scientists chapter.
Unique fact: Mallory has researched using microwave radiation to break rocks for the purpose of in-situ mineral recovery.
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