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Alexandra Cline is a driven and passionate young professional who possesses a diverse background in mechanical engineering and public administration. She recently graduated from the University of Dayton, earning a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering. Throughout her college years, Alexandra showcased exceptional leadership abilities as President of the Executive Council and Vice President of Advocacy for the Residential Housing Association (RHA). She mentored executive board members, planned campus-wide events and advocated for resident concerns. Alexandra's involvement in organizations like SWE, ASME, and various campus committees demonstrates her commitment to sustainability and mental health.

Alexandra's project experience includes contributing to the development of the AI Angel project, aimed at facilitating diabetes logging and analysis. She also played a crucial role in creating the Expansion of Advocacy Initiative, connecting students with resources and advocating for underrepresented groups. Additionally, her international experiences as a Tandana Foundation Group Leader in Ecuador and an environmental engineering intern at Engineers in Action showcased her cross-cultural communication skills. Her commitment to making a positive impact extends beyond campus boundaries. She has volunteered with various community service organizations such as House of Bread, St. Jude and Dayton's YWCA, demonstrating her dedication to social causes and community development.

With her solid foundation in engineering, leadership experience in advocacy and community engagement, and her growing interest in public administration, Alexandra is now pursuing a Master's degree in Public Administration. This interdisciplinary approach, combining her technical expertise and passion for public service, will enable her to contribute effectively to policy-making, program development, and implementation. Alexandra's unique blend of skills and experiences positions her as a promising professional ready to make a meaningful impact in the field of public administration.