The STEAM Success Blueprint: An Interview with an Engineering Genius- Jee'von Pratt ( Howard University Senior Student & Graduate Student Aspirant for Georgia Tech/ NYU)
The STEAM Success Blueprint: An Interview with an Engineering Genius- Jee'von Pratt ( Howard University Senior Student & Graduate Student Aspirant for Georgia Tech/ NYU) ---In this episode of The STEAM Success Blueprint, we sit down with Jee'Von Pratt , an aspiring robotics engineer graduate student whose journey spans from overhauling 2-stroke marine engines in Nassau, Bahamas to pushing the boundaries of computational fluid dynamics at Howard University. Aspiring to attend graduate school at either Georgia Tech or NYU, he is on a path to making a great positive difference in the world. Also, in this interview we get the insights of this Bahamian genius, on the ideas of Dr S. Kahf and Dr. Robert Langer from UCLA and MIT respectively.---Please note the views of the podcast represent those of my guests and I, and they don't constitute medical, professional or clinical advice or suggestions. Please see a board and state certified health professional.
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