Sarah Mansoor
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Junior – Electrical engineering
Director of Social Media
sarah.mansoor@temple.edu
BIOGRAPHY
Sarah is the Social Media Lead for TEDxTempleUniversity 2025, where she merges her technical expertise with her passion for storytelling and community building. A second-year Electrical Engineering student at Temple University, she is also pursuing a double academic path in Computer Science (Major), Digital Marketing (Minor), and a Certificate in Digital Forensics and Computer Security.
In her TEDx role, Sarah oversees the organization’s presence across Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, and other platforms—crafting content strategies, directing creative visuals, and leading a team of coordinators to deliver engaging, theme-aligned campaigns. Her leadership ensures that every post not only promotes the event but also inspires meaningful dialogue and celebrates diverse voices.
Driven by her belief in the power of ideas to inspire change, Sarah is committed to building platforms where underrepresented perspectives—especially women in STEM—can shine. She sees TEDx as both a stage for innovation and a community for connection.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Software Technology Student Worker – Loretta C. Duckworth Scholars Studio, Temple University (Aug 2024 – Present)
- Provide software and hardware support for students and faculty.
- Assist with installations and train users on different operating systems.
Research Trainee – Electrical and Computer Engineering Dept., Temple University (May 2024 – Present)
- Conduct literature reviews on LoRa wireless sensor networks for IoT applications.
- Analyze cellular and distance data to determine LoRa sensor ranges.
- Collaborate on ongoing wireless research projects with faculty mentors.
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
IEEE – Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (Sept 2023 – Present)
- IEEE Xtreme Ambassador, representing Temple University at national student conferences.
- Lead and participate in circuit-building workshops and team competitions.
- Contribute 2–3 hours weekly to strengthening IEEE outreach and student engagement.
Theta Tau, Pi Epsilon Chapter – Professional Engineering Fraternity (Sept 2023 – Present)
- Serve as New Member Educator, guiding peers on professional development and technical growth.
- Teach fraternity history, values, and support with interview preparation.
Temple Formula Racing – Powertrain Committee Member (Sept 2023 – Present)
- Support development of the engine system for Temple’s formula race car.
- Contribute through MatLab and Excel programming projects under the guidance of the team lead.
AWARDS & HONORS
- Engineering Academic Merit Scholarship – Temple University
- Dean’s Global Merit Scholarship – Temple University