Through her co-op experience, Keridan seeks to deepen her understanding of the pharmaceutical industry and enhance her knowledge of good manufacturing practices for drug products. As a New Technologies Co-op, she is actively involved in optimizing contraceptive vaginal rings. Additionally, Keridan is working towards earning her Six Sigma Green Belt, a certification that will enhance her problem-solving and process improvement skills.

Keridan's previous co-op rotationss provided valuable experience in medical polymers and tubing. However, it was during her current co-op at The Lubrizol Corporation that she discovered her true passion for the pharmaceutical industry. This transformative experience has solidified her conviction to pursue a career in this field, where she can utilize her biomedical engineering knowledge to make a difference.

Keridan offers great advice for future Zips seeking internships and co-op opportunities: ask questions! Don't hesitate to seek clarification, even if you think the questions are simple. Remember, there are no dumb questions. Additionally, when you come across unfamiliar acronyms or terms, ask for explanations right away. This proactive approach will foster a deeper understanding and facilitate your learning journey.

Keridan's major is Biomedical Engineering, a dynamic field focused on applying engineering principles to solve complex medical challenges. In addition, she has chosen Applied Mathematics as her minor, showcasing her dedication to a multidisciplinary approach to problem-solving.