#AISSLobo
The American Indian Student Services’ #AISSLobo highlights students from across the UNM community on the AISS social media platforms, including Facebook and Instagram.
Danica Johns (Diné) is a sophmore in mechanical engineering and she’s our #AISSLobo! After graduating, Danica plans to purse a master’s degree in motorsports engineering at Purdue University and hopes to work with a racing team to help a team win championships and do their best. She chose to attend #UNM when she learned about the Formual SAE program where mechanical engineering students could work as a team and build a racing car. Dancia spends lots of time studying and her favorite places to do so are in Dane Smith Hall and at the Centennial Science and Engineering Library. She encourages other’s to learn more about FSAE and the opportunities it offers for students to build their own race car, enhance their resume, and travel for competitions. We’re excited to share with you Danica’s passions and we look forward to a Diné woman making an impact in racing!
