Tau Beta Pi (TBP)

Officers

President- Sarah Bermingham

Major: Chemical & Biological and Biomedical Engineering

Biography: Hello! My name is Sarah and I am the chapter president. I am a senior studying Chemical and Biological Engineering and Biomedical Engineering. My favorite part about TBP is connecting with other engineering students and helpful industry professionals! 

Email: sarah.bermingham@colostate.edu

Vice President- Jude Rudd

Major: Mechanical Engineering

Biography: I was born in Massachusetts and spent the first few years of my life out there. I moved to Colorado when I was 9 and embraced the opportunities we have here. I joined 4H and competed for many years in archery and dog training with my border collie. I am now a junior at CSU studying mechanical engineering on a 3 year graduation plan due to credits from duel enrollment in high school. 

Email: juderudd@yahoo.com

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Treasurer – Tamsin Izard

Major: Mechanical Engineering

Biography: I’m from Broomfield, Colorado, and came to CSU because I loved Fort Collins and the hands-on nature of the engineering program. I’m a third-year mechanical engineering major, with a minor in biomedical engineering. In my free time, I like to spend time outdoors, working out, crafts, and spending time with friends! I’d eventually like to go into manufacturing or materials engineering, but love that Tau Beta Pi lets me learn more about and interact with other engineering disciplines, both at CSU and beyond.

Email: tamsin.izard@colostate.edu

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Secretary – Ava Fisher

Major: Biomedical & Mechanical Engineering

Biography: I’m Ava, the secretary of TBP. I am majoring in Biomedical and Mechanical Engineering with a minor in mathematics. I currently work at the Orthopeadic Bioengineering Reasearch Laboratory (OBRL) on campus, and I also work as a teaching assistant for MECH105, soon to be MECH305. During my free time, I love to watch tv/movies and being outside. After graduation in May 2026, I am interested in researching or working with methods of bone regeneration through mechanical stimuli. 

Email: ava.fisher@colostate.edu

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Outreach Chair – Mariana Sauceda

Major: Chemical & Biological and Biomedical Engineering

Biography: Hi! I’m Mariana, and I’m between my fourth and fifth year as an engineering student. I am originally from California but moved to the Western Slope early. I’m still trying to narrow down where I plan to go after graduation. Apart from academics, I like to spend my time with my two yorkies and travelling around Fort Collins with friends. I joined TBP to find more opportunities to connect with people, and I plan on helping others expand their communities too.

Email: msauceda@colostate.edu

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Public Relations/Webmaster Chair – Luke Jenson

Major: Mechanical Engineering

Biography: I was born in Massachusetts and spent the first few years of my life out there. I moved to Colorado when I was 9 and embraced the opportunities we have here. I joined 4H and competed for many years in archery and dog training with my border collie. I am now a junior at CSU studying mechanical engineering on a 3 year graduation plan due to credits from duel enrollment in high school. 

Email: jensonld@colostate.edu

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