Gabrielle (Gabi) Juarez Diroll

Pronouns: She/her/ella

Major(s) and Minor(s): Environmental Engineering Science

Major Courses Completed: CIVENG 11 / C30 / 100 / C103N / C106 / 107 / 108 / 111+111L / 119 EPS C183, GEOG 142, MECENG 40, CHEM 1A+1AL / 1B, ENGIN 7, MATH 52 / 53 / 54, PHYSICS 7A / 7B

Current Courses: EPS C181, ENGIN 178, GEOG C188

Research: Community-Scale Particulate Matter Air Pollution in Martinez, CA (Civil and Environmental Engineering Department), Methane Emission Source Attribution in Bakersfield, CA (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Inverse Modeling for Rice-Related Emissions in Southeast Asia (Harvard University SEAS REU)

Student Organizations/Activities: Hispanic Engineers and Scientists (Current VP), Cal Environmental Team (Former Materials Prep Manager), Society of Women Engineers (Former PR and Social Media Committee Member)

Things You Can Ask Me About: Finding cool classes as an Engineering Science student, research opportunities and summer REUs, graduate school applications, co-op life, Civil Eng vs Env Eng vs Env Eng Sci, and work-life balance

Bio: Hello! I’m Gabi, a fourth-year Environmental Engineering Science student. I am proud to be in a major that is so adaptable and interdisciplinary, where you can build your coursework to match your interests and explore your passions. In my free time, I enjoy spending time outdoors, going for long walks and runs around Berkeley (especially the hills), swimming, and growing my knitting skills. I also love listening to music, watching movies with my friends, and cooking for my co-op. I have been through a lot these past three years and am very open to sharing what I have learned, so please stop by my hours if you want to chat about anything. Go ESS Peer Advisers! Go Bears!