Christina Kreamer is a 5th year in Architectural Engineering at The Pennsylvania State University. She will be graduating in May of 2019 with an Integrated Bachelor and Master in Architectural Engineering in the Mechanical Option. Christina is involved in a number of professional organizations related to Architectural Engineering including the Student Society of Architectural Engineers (SSAE), American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), and the Women in Engineering Program (WEP).  

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After Christina's sophomore year of college, she interned with Turner Construction in Philadelphia where she worked on site on an outpatient care center. The summer after her junior year, she had her second internship with Turner for 6 weeks and spent the last seven weeks of summer participating in the AE Study Abroad program in China. Christina gained a very valuable background in construction through these internship experiences. This past summer, Christina interned with James Posey Associates, an MEP consulting firm in Baltimore, MD where she learned a wide range of skills and gained a great understanding of mechanical systems and design in an extremely collaborative environment. Christina will be starting a full time position as a mechanical design engineer with BR+A Consulting Engineers in Philadelphia, PA starting in summer 2019.

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During her time at Penn State, Christina has been involved in multiple organizations and has held various leadership positions. She has been an Engineering Ambassador since her junior year and her favorite part is going on outreach trips where she presents about engineering to middle school & high school students. One of her favorite experiences at PSU is being part of a hip hop dance team called Urban Dance Troupe. She has been on the team since her freshman year and was the president of the team for three consecutive years. In her rare free time, Christina loves to play IM sports, experience new things, and spend time with her wonderful family & friends. 

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