The Team

Weiyi He (wh352@drexel.edu)

Weiyi He is studying at Drexel as a freshman major in Mechanical Engineering. He loves skateboarding, traveling, and photography. He is creative and likes new things, so he is really glad to pay his attention to the toy design project. He hopes he can add his strength and ideas to the group to aid the accomplishments of this ENGR 103 class.

Eun Jin Kim (ek472@drexel.edu)

Eun Jin Kim was born and raised in Seoul, Republic of Korea. She moved to the U.S. at the age of thirteen. She attended high school at Tampa Catholic High School in Tampa, Florida. She is now a freshman at Drexel University majoring in Mechanical Engineering. She is planning to minor in Product Design next year. Her dream is to design a product and manufacture it. She chose toy design for freshman design project in order to experience her future dream.

Young Yoo Kim (yyk23@drexel.edu)

Young Yoo Kim is a freshman majoring in Mechanical Engineering at Drexel University. He is set to graduate in 2018 with his 5-year-program at Drexel University.

Young Yoo Kim graduated Christopher Dock High School with 3 years of experience in school robotics team. Robotics team used VEX robotics kit from VEX Robotics Design System. He led a team of four into two regionals and a state competition. He also won awards in three science fairs including a special award from the United States Air Force. 

He is very interested in the latest news of technological world and follows them daily from various sources. He also has many interests in movies and arts. 

Lherisson Medina (lm886@drexel.edu)

Lherisson Medina is currently attending Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA and majoring in Computer Engineering. He graduated 7th in his class from Nottingham High School in Hamilton, NJ. He was president of the National Honors Society, layout manager for the school's literary magazine Caelestis, and a member of  Delta Epsilon Phi and World Language Honor Society, among many others. His lifelong goal is to move to California, work for Apple Inc., and help take part in moving the human race forward. He is forever fascinated by technology, science, and the cosmos. He believes technology can bring us all closer to a better world through developments in education, research, and medical applications.

Jordan Shuster (jws346@drexel.edu)

Jordan Shuster is a freshman Civil and Architectural Engineering major at Drexel University. She attended Springfield Township High School in Erdenheim, PA. Since she was little, Jordan has been fascinated by bridges, and she wants to someday work redesigning structurally deficient bridges in Philadelphia, PA. Before that, Jordan plans to graduate Drexel with her double major and a minor in Women's Studies, then go on to work with Engineers without Borders. She wants to leave her mark the world's infrastructure.

The team is under the supervision of Dr. Moses Noh, Ph.D. (mosesnoh@coe.drexel.edu)