Constance's Engineering Future

Constance has recently decided to alter her plans slightly, majoring in Chemical Engineering while obtaining a Spanish minor. She is ecstatic to report that this switch will allow her to focus on her true passions while shaving a semester off of the length of her undergraduate education. 

While Constance has not yet decisively chosen her career path, she is intrigued by the operations and career options of integrated energy companies. She is currently most interested in working with the oil refinery process, but is keeping her options open. However, Constance would like to incorporate her Spanish knowledge and skills with engineering to further be an asset to a company, by either being able to do business within Spanish-speaking countries, or to communicate from within the company with customers, associates, etc. who speak Spanish.

The oil refinery process is outlined in the following diagram.

Venturing outside of the Chem-E field, Constance would love to utilize her Spanish minor upon graduating from college, by traveling across seas to Spain to completely immerse herself in the Spanish culture for a number of weeks. While she's there, Constance wants to not only take in the usual tourist destinations, such as Barcelona, Madrid, and Toledo, but to also explore the rich local traditions and expansive adventures Spain possesses by embracing as much of the intricacies and depth of the country as possible.

 

An extremely ambitious, textbook-loving nerd and a complete sweetheart, Constance's brilliant and adventurous future awaits in just one short year from now...and then truly world--look out!--'cuz this nerd is so coming for ya...

Image Sources:

http://www.maxtechoil.com/refinery-process-units/
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2010/mar/04/ineos-tax-breaks-plans-move
http://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/energy/oil-refining5.htm
http://www.dvd-ppt-slideshow.com/blog/download-the-free-spain-landscape-wallpapers/
http://www.migulski.com/galleries/spain/Toledo.html
http://rowiescribbles.blogspot.com/2010/09/graduates-view-what-is-chemical.html