About Me

Intro

My name is Alexis Mollet. I was born in France, raised in New Jersey and moved to Boulder, Colorado to study Mechanical Engineering at CU Boulder. I enjoy playing club rugby for CU and skiing with friends in my free time. In New Jersey, I graduated for Seton Hall Preparatory School, a catholic school with a tradition commited to the education of young men by teachingthem to think critically, communicate effectively, and become contributing members of society. During High School I enjoyed swimming for the varsity team, served as a peer leader for a homeroom of 15 freshman, took responsiblity as the president of the Engineering Club, volunteered as an Ambassador, and as a Gregory Ave Tutor for underprivaleged elementary school students, as well as being inducted into the National Honor Society. On the weekends I worked as one of 3 coaches for the Shawnee Mountain, Alpine Ski Racing Club; where I was placed in charge of a group of 30 ski racers ranging from anges 8-18 yrs old. I was also heavily involved in the Scouts of America, in which after earning Eagle Scout after 14 yrs old; I started to focus on work at the council level. I became heavily involved in the Order of the Arrow (the National Honor Society) where I was elected as Lodge Chief 2 years in a row (1 of 30 in the nation). In this role I lead and coordinated a group of 30 youth and 30 adults to organize and orchestrate a lodge of 600+ members. In my free time I also enjoyed mountain biking, road biking and competing in triathlons.

Why Engineering?