Incoming freshman Ryan Cohn’s Howard story all began with a campus visit to see a friend. “I definitely think [Howard] was a place I was supposed to be. It was kind of just placed in front of me, and I followed that feeling I felt when I visited, and everything worked out,” Cohn said. The Baltimore native is an electrical engineering major with a minor in computer science and a Karsh STEM Scholar. She decided on her major after a neuroscience research experience. “I didn’t want to touch a brain or work on diseases. I wanted to work on the technology used to see those neuron connections and synapses firing,” she said. Cohn’s curiosity extends well beyond the lab. She hopes to keep her creative side thriving, being that she graduated from a performing arts high school and studied vocal music. “I would love to explore the dancing side. I definitely want to do engineering clubs, but I want to do a lot of dancing and performing. I don’t want to lose that,” she said. She’s also already...