We would like to recognize our summer intern, Jackson Colley, for all of his hard work this summer! He has been intricately involved in several high-priority product development projects, and we could not be more appreciative of his contributions.
Jackson started his freshman year in 2017 at the Georgia Institute of Technology and plans on graduating in May of 2022. He is majoring in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, with a focus on polymers, and minoring in Physics. In upcoming semesters, he would like to get involved with undergraduate research on COVID 19. Jackson has excelled in his coursework, making the Dean's List three times so far, and maintaining the HOPE scholarship. He is an active member of the Sigma Chi fraternity on campus and served as the Ritualist for a year and a half. In addition to interning for BCS this summer, Jackson's summers have been busy: last year he lived in Metz, France for three months studying at the Georgia Tech campus there and traveling all over Europe; the summer of 2018, he was an intern for BASF at their middle Georgia facilities as a maintenance engineer.
Jackson started his freshman year in 2017 at the Georgia Institute of Technology and plans on graduating in May of 2022. He is majoring in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, with a focus on polymers, and minoring in Physics. In upcoming semesters, he would like to get involved with undergraduate research on COVID 19. Jackson has excelled in his coursework, making the Dean's List three times so far, and maintaining the HOPE scholarship. He is an active member of the Sigma Chi fraternity on campus and served as the Ritualist for a year and a half. In addition to interning for BCS this summer, Jackson's summers have been busy: last year he lived in Metz, France for three months studying at the Georgia Tech campus there and traveling all over Europe; the summer of 2018, he was an intern for BASF at their middle Georgia facilities as a maintenance engineer.