YP ChEnectees of AIChE Spring – Meet Nicole Rasmussen

June 02, 2010

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Welcome to our fifth interview in the YP ChEnectees of AIChE Spring 2010 series. During the second day of the conference I caught up with Nicole Rasmussen, who is the incoming chair for AIChE's YPAB (Young Professionals Advisory Board) and a very active member.

Nicole Rasmussen is a metallurgist for Barrick Goldstrike Mines Inc. in Nevada. She actively uses AIChE's networking functions to stay connected to other professionals and is excited about her new position with the organization. If you're interested in getting more involved with YP activities, you can connect with her here.

Check out the other posts in our ChEnectees of AIChE Spring Series so far:

Chemical Engineer Kendall Fosse is Interviewed at AIChE Spring, 2010

Chemical Engineer Alireza Banimostafa is Interviewed at AIChE Spring, 2010

Chemical Engineer Nemoy Rau is Interviewed at AIChE Spring, 2010

Chemical Engineer Alexander Navarrete is Interviewed at AIChE Spring, 2010

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I can say that Nicole is one of the hardest working YP volunteers out there for AIChE. Good luck Nicole!

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