ABOUT US
Our Mission Statement
We, the ASME Student Chapter at Stony Brook University, strive to help students develop themselves professionally, and to familiarize students with the engineering industry by providing opportunities of exposure to real world applications. We also strive to promote a productive and challenging environment through competitions, workshops, monthly meetings, and mentoring opportunities, while also forming strong team connections.
Why You Should Join Us
We welcome all students, not just Mechanical Engineering majors!
Professional Growth
Advance your career through technical workshops, engineering panels, and exclusive networking opportunities designed to connect you with industry professionals.
Projects & Community
Social Events
Connect with our community through hands-on design challenges and collaborative projects. It’s the perfect place to form study groups, get course advice, and make lasting friendships!
Take a break from the intense engineering workload! Join us for casual community events, interactive game nights, and creative paint nights to relax and recharge with friends.
ASME Board
Meet our 2026 - 2027 board members!
Oscar Lin
President
My name is Oscar Lin and I am a junior in Mechanical Engineering. I joined ASME as I saw the meaningful assistance that the workshops and events that ASME provided to students. I really enjoyed my past experience as the Project Lead helping lead meaningful projects that show a glimpse of engineering outside of the classroom. I am excited to lead this chapter and have even more events to prepare students for the bright future as a mechanical engineer, and build a fun community along the way. Along with being involved in ASME, I am also a member of the Solar Racing Team and a research assistant in the Laboratory of Experimental Mechanics Research doing solid mechanics research.
Angelina Ramos
Vice President
My name is Angelina Ramos and I am a Junior in mechanical engineering. I joined ASME my freshman year and I was drawn to the club because of its welcoming community. As vice president I want to continue to grow the club and have people become more motivated about mechanical engineering. I am also a WISE (Women in Science and Engineering) Honors College mentor, a member of the Stony Brook Red Racing Team, and a member of the Stony Brook Catholic Bible Study. During my free time I like to watch Formula One, travel, and read books
Nusrat Amy
Secretary
My name is Nusrat Amy, and I’m a junior majoring in Engineering Science in the WISE (Women in Science and Engineering) honors program. I joined ASME because I loved the community, it has good energy and the perfect mix of fun and professional growth. After attending meetings throughout my freshman year, I decided to get more involved, and it’s been such a great experience ever since. I enjoy bringing a bit of creativity and flair to our club. I’ve always been drawn to the artistic side of engineering. I want to study design-focused engineering and explore how creativity and technology can come together in things like fashion. I love my cat, music, and hanging out with my friends!
Jevon Huang
Treasurer
My name is Jevon Huang and I’m a sophomore majoring in Mechanical Engineering. I joined ASME because I wanted to meet new people with the same interests as me. As Treasurer, I’m excited to help with the behind the scenes of the club, ensuring that our funds are well managed so that we can give our members the best possible experience with our events.
Dong Guo
Daria Nemchik
Project Lead 1
​My name is Dong Guo and I am a junior majoring in Mechanical Engineering. I joined ASME because I wanted to become more involved in the engineering community and connect with other students who share the same interests and goals. I am excited to serve as the Project Lead for eFest and participate in the ASME Student Design Competition, creating opportunities for students to apply their engineering skills, collaborate with others, and challenge themselves through a meaningful design experience. I look forward to contributing to the chapter by helping organize engaging events and strengthening the community within ASME. Outside of ASME, I am conducting research on a low-noise current source and enjoy exploring new interests and continuing to develop my skills as a future mechanical engineer.
Project Lead 2
My name is Daria Nemchik and I am a sophomore majoring in Mechanical Engineering. I joined ASME at the start of my freshman year because I really appreciated the supportive community and variety of events that exposed me to hands-on engineering concepts. I am especially excited to now be Project Lead where I can work behind the scenes to design new engaging events that provide students with valuable, firsthand experience and help grow the engineering community at Stony. Aside from ASME, I am part of the Motorsports Team and enjoy biking in my free time.
Maihao Zhu
Treasury Accountant
My name is Maihao Zhu and I am a junior majoring in Mechanical Engineering. I originally joined ASME to connect with fellow engineering students and take advantage of the helpful workshops and supportive community the club offers. As the Treasury Accountant, I am excited to manage our chapter's funds and ensure we have the resources to keep hosting amazing, hands-on events that help our community grow. Outside of ASME, I conduct research focusing on piezoelectric nanopositioners and actuators. In my free time, I also love getting creative with filmmaking, video production, and photography!
Sreejita Roy
Social Media Manager
​My name is Sreejita Roy, and I'm a junior majoring in Biology with a minor in Electrical Engineering. This combination may seem funny to some, but it's exactly why I decided to join ASME. I'm interested in the natural sciences, which are my main focus, but I also absolutely love engineering. At Stony Brook, I wanted to find an engineering community that would make learning feel fun, welcoming, and worthwhile for people of all educational backgrounds. ASME checked all those boxes for me. As Social Media Manager, my goal is to make sure that the rest of the Stony Brook community and beyond is able to witness and recognize the wonderful things that ASME has to offer, from professional development events, to crafty yet educational activities, to a genuine community of people who care. Aside from ASME, I serve as the Treasurer of the Stony Brook Robotics Team. In my free time, I enjoy taking photos, playing the violin, and playing video games.
Cynthia Zhang
Graphic Designer
My name is Cynthia Zhang. I am a sophomore majoring in Mechanical Engineering and minoring in digital arts. I joined ASME wanting to meet people in my major and gain advice from others. During my freshman year I really enjoyed the fun events and also getting to know many amazing people in the club. As a Graphic Designer I hope that my art can help draw people to attend our club to enjoy the club event, gain experience, and develop bonds within the club. Aside from ASME I am also in WISE (Women in Science and Engineering) honor program.
Dennis Drozario
Event Coordinator
My name is Dennis Drozario and im a sophomore majoring in Mechanical Engineering. I joined ASME in order to find a place to meet new people who have a shared interest in engineering and involve myself in such a community! I wanted to find a place from where I could meet engineering related students and engage in more general activities than things like robotics or motorsports. As your new Event Coordinator, I look forward to planning, managing, and brainstorming new and engaging activities for the club and its members to participate in, and to help people find practical outlets and ways to enjoy engineering! Outside of ASME, I enjoy sports and spending time exploring with friends.
Jamie David
Public Relations Rep
My name is Jamie David and I am a sophomore majoring in Mechanical Engineering. As a freshman who wanted to meet new people and get out of my comfort zone, I initially joined ASME to meet people within my major and get more involved within the engineering community. I'm excited to serve as the Public Relations Representative and be a reliable point of contact between our members and the executive board. I'm always here to listen to your ideas, answer questions, and help ensure your voice is heard within the club! Apart from ASME, I am a Cabinet Member for The South Asian Student Alliance (SASA) and also an active member within The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). In my free time, I like to spend my sister's money and try new cafes!