Logan 

Efaw, '17

Graduate

Logan was the president of the WVU Tech American Institute of Chemical Engineers chapter. Logan first earned a degree in biomedical science. When he decided that the medical field wasn't the right fit, he came to Tech to study chemical engineering.  

At WVU Tech, Logan completed two internships at AC&S, Inc. in Nitro, West Virginia, where he gained real experience with chemical process plant operations. Now he's a full-time employee with the company.  

"I have used everything that I have learned during my years at Tech, such as material and energy balances, heat exchanger design, process safety management improvement and so much more," he said. "I can honestly say that without the intense course work and the professors’ constant push to have students strive for improvement, I would not be where I am today." 

Amy is an Elkins, West Virginia native who graduated in 2015 with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering and a minor in Chemistry. While at WVU Tech, Amy was active in a number of student organizations, competed as a member of the varsity cross country team, and served as student government association president for two terms.  

She also completed two internships with the Dow Chemical Company in West Virginia and Texas. She loved the experience, and is now working as a production engineer for Oxide Adducts at Dow in South Charleston, West Virginia. She's responsible for safely producing quality product on time to meet customer demands and specifications, using her skills as a chemical engineer to deal with issues that arise in the plant. Prior to working at Oxide Adducts, Amy was the production engineer for Chemical Mixing at Dow, where she worked on improvement projects as well as new chemical introductions for the plant.