Isabella Hart | Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources

Major: Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Graduation Year: December 2025

Hometown: Hurricane, WV

Phone Number: 304-549-3103

Email: iah00001@mix.wvu.edu

Website: http://www.linkedin.com/in/isabella-hart-353a55289

Student Organization Involvement

WVU Society of Women Engineers - Historian (2025-26)

Vice President (2024-25)
Social Chair (2023-24)
Next Generation STEM Day Co-Chair (2022-23)

WVU Formula SAE Member
WVU Space Club Member

Interests and Hobbies

Collecting vinyl records
Graphic design
Community service and outreach

Internship or Co-op Experience

Woodward, Inc. - Small Engine Controls Engineering Intern (May 2025 - August 2025)
Space Dynamics Laboratory - UNP Mission Concept Intern (May 2024 - July 2024)
Aurora Flight Sciences, A Boeing Company - Manufacturing Engineering Intern (May 2023 - May 2024)

Extracurricular Activities

I am extremely involved in volunteering for the Morgantown community where I have currently logged over 300 hours volunteering at Amedisys Hospice Care!

Fun Fact

Throughout my undergraduate degrees, I’ve accumulated over 500 community service hours as a volunteer for Amedisys Hospice Center!

Favorite Thing About WVU and Statler College

My favorite thing about WVU is the sense of community across campus. Students here truly embody what it means to be a Mountaineer by always uplifting and helping others. Whether it's through student organizations, events, or just day-to-day interactions, there's a genuine spirit of collaboration and support. It's not just about academics, but about building lasting connections and being part of something bigger than yourself.

My favorite thing about the Statler College of Engineering is the abundance of opportunities it offers. Whether it's through hands-on projects, research, or student organizations, there’s always something that helps push me to grow as both an engineer and a person. The staff and faculty are incredibly supportive and genuinely invested in my success, creating an environment that challenges me while also helping me develop the skills and mindset I need to succeed. It's a place where I feel empowered to take on new challenges and reach my full potential as an engineer!

Advice for Prospective Students

One piece of advice I’d give to prospective engineering students is to make time for your passions and hobbies outside of engineering. While academics are important, it’s the things you do outside of class, whether it’s sports, art, music, or other hobbies, that can really fuel your creativity and innovation as an engineer. The diverse experiences and perspectives you gain from these activities can help you think outside the box, solve problems in new ways, and ultimately become a more well-rounded and innovative engineer!