Tia DeGiovanni is a 5th year student at West Virginia University, pursuing a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, and is a sister of the Beta Eta chapter. Since high school, she has had a passion for STEM outreach in her community thanks to her participation in FIRST Robotics. The opportunity to continue this outreach in college and support women in STEM is partly what led her to join the Alpha Omega Epsilon Chapter at her university. She organized and assisted in the planning of cost-free STEM activities at WVU for young women in local middle and high schools. In her spare time at school, you can find her working in the WVU Biometrics Research Lab, mentoring undergraduate students in critical engineering foundation courses, or volunteering at outreach events for the WVU Statler College of Engineering.