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Hispanic Heritage Month Sisterhood Feature⁠
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This Hispanic Heritage Month, we're proud to celebrate the incredible women who make our sisterhood stronger through their culture, resilience, and passion for STEM.⁠
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Daniela Barbosa Surmay⁠
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She/Her ⁠
Beta Zeta Chapter⁠
Civil Engineering Major & Architectural Studies Minor⁠
Colombian ⁠
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Why did you join A.O.E.? ⁠
"I joined A.O.E. to find community in a passionate group of women in stem who I can relate to and understand the struggles of earning a stem degree as a woman."⁠
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How has your experience in A.O.E. Shaped the way you connect with your heritage and/or how has your heritage shaped your experience in the Sorority? ⁠
"Being in A.O.E. has made me more comfortable talking about my heritage. The sisterhood of the beta zeta chapter has an immense uplifting energy, and regardless of our diverse ethnicities, we all believe our sisters can achieve their dreams."⁠
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What are some things you wish more people knew about what it's like to be a Latina/Hispanic woman or gender non-conforming individual in STEM?⁠
"As a first-generation student, resources about how to navigate through college were slim to none. As a child, I was never encouraged by the world around me to pursue engineering, and there weren't many, if at all, any engineers that looked like me either. In my experience, going to university and deciding to be an engineer meant figuring a lot of the specifics that go into that all on my own."⁠
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"Todo es posible! ❤️ AΩE!"⁠
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❗️Are you a sister with Hispanic Heritage & want to be featured on our page for National Hispanic Heritage Month? Please fill out the below form!⁠
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🔗https://tinyurl.com/AOEHHM2026⁠
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#alphaomegaepsilon⁠
#aomegae⁠
#HHM #HispanicHeritageMonth

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A.O.E. initiation yay 🤭🤍💙🤍

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More from yesterday as we kick off Homecoming season🏆

Thank you to all of the organizations who joined us and spent their Sunday on the field with us! We loved getting to bring the Mizzou community together for a little friendly competition🏉
#MizzouHomecoming #ForeverFaurotcious

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#tbt to convention ‘26

our chapter was lucky enough to send our wonderful president and vice president to the alpha omega epsilon convention last month. they learned so so much and we can’t wait to see what they brought back to us!!!

#aoeconvention2026

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Piper is from Plano, Texas, and is a senior studying civil engineering at the University of Missouri. She is enrolled in the university’s accelerated master’s program to earn a degree in structural engineering. With her degree, she plans to specialize in historical restoration and help preserve historic buildings.

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Last weekend our President Amelia and Recruitment Chair Ava represented our chapter at the Alpha Omega Epsilon National Convention in St. Paul, MN. They had the opportunity to participate in professional and personal growth sessions, got updates to bring back to our chapter, and got to meet many other chapter representatives and alumnae. Delta chapter was also awarded the Excellence in Professionalism award! The weekend was a great experience 🐬💙🤍

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Our 2026-2027 President and Membership Educator had the best time at the A.O.E Convention! Looking forward to what our sisters have learned!
@h_bratten_10 @holly._hill

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This weekend, our President Emily and Vice President Kammy went to represent the Beta Phi Chapter at the 2026 Alpha Omega Epsilon National Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota! They were able to connect with A.O.E leaders, alumni, and fellow sisters throughout the weekend. They are excited to bring back what they learned to our chapter and we are so proud of them!

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This past weekend our treasurer, Keira Lee, and director of social media, Taylor Murray, attended AΩE’s national convention! Our delegates connected with leaders, bonded with chapters nationwide, voted, learned more about traditions & policies, and overall had an amazing time. Taylor and Keira are so grateful for the experience, and can’t wait to bring all their knowledge back to Beta Gamma. To our sisters and sibling across the country, see you again in 2028😉💙

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This week our sisters Maysen & Ava represented the Zeta chapter of Alpha Omega Epsilon at this year’s convention!

We are excited to see the new ideas they are bringing back to chapter, leadership, and inspiration. 💙🐬✨

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Celebrating excellence in STEM!

Congratulations to Beta Zeta sisters Emelia Hachenberger and Delaney Rapp for winning the 2026 National Medical Device Make‑A‑Thon at UT Austin, beating out teams from top universities across the country.

This highly competitive 48-hour event brings together approximately 150 students from over 13 universities across engineering, computer science, and business disciplines to design, prototype, and pitch innovative medical devices addressing real-world healthcare challenges.

Representing Mizzou and the AΩE Beta Zeta Chapter, their team earned the top overall score in the competition. Their winning project focused on improving neonatal temperature sensor patches. Current patches can detach due to infant movement or perspiration, causing monitors to inaccurately read incubator temperature and potentially lead to dangerous overcorrection such as reducing warmth of incubators leading to hypothermia for many infants. Their solution incorporates a proximity sensor that alerts medical staff immediately when skin contact is lost, along with a biocompatible adhesive that activates with body heat and can be safely removed using cooling, and can be safely removed using cooling rather than force reducing harm to fragile neonatal skin.

When reflecting on the experience, Emelia (junior, Biomedical Engineering – Biomechanics emphasis, pursuing a Math minor and Biomaterials certificate) shared: “I had so much fun at MDM! I worked on CAD design modeling, market research, and comparisons to clinical products. I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity and proud of what our team accomplished.”

Delaney (sophomore, Biomedical Engineering – Bioinformatics emphasis, pursuing a Biomaterials certificate) served as project manager and added:
“I helped organize ideas, assign roles, and research solutions. I also presented our problem and patent strategy to the judges. I’m so thankful for the experience and it was incredibly rewarding.”

Their work reflects the passion and impact AΩE members bring to STEM every day. We’re honored to celebrate their achievement and the bright future they’re building.

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