Megan Foulk is a dedicated first-year graduate student pursuing a Masters of Engineering in Space Systems Engineering at the University of Michigan. With a solid foundation in the sciences, she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Biochemistry from Case Western Reserve University, where she developed a deep understanding of biochemical principles and how human physiology is altered due to long-term spaceflight.

Driven by a passion for human space exploration, Megan is particularly fascinated by human spaceflight and life support systems. She possesses a keen interest in the intricate mechanisms that sustain life beyond Earth’s atmosphere, and her academic journey is focused on contributing to advancements in space systems engineering, particularly in ensuring the viability and sustainability of human missions in space.