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From left to right, team members include: senior mechanical engineering major and team leader Chad Sanderson, faculty advisor and associate professor of mechanical engineering Dr. Tom Ward, senior computer engineering major Nehemiah Branson, senior mechanical engineering major Jacob Titus, freshman mechanical engineering major Daniel Hogsed, senior mechanical engineering major Grant Dupler, senior mechanical engineering major Forrest Putnam, senior computer engineering major Peter Duttweiler, senior mechanical engineering major Dawson Tso and junior electrical engineering major Grace Fearday.
From left to right, team members include: senior mechanical engineering major and team leader Chad Sanderson, faculty advisor and associate professor of mechanical engineering Dr. Tom Ward, senior computer engineering major Nehemiah Branson, senior mechanical engineering major Jacob Titus, freshman mechanical engineering major Daniel Hogsed, senior mechanical engineering major Grant Dupler, senior mechanical engineering major Forrest Putnam, senior computer engineering major Peter Duttweiler, senior mechanical engineering major Dawson Tso and junior electrical engineering major Grace Fearday.
Abstract
Students from the Cedarville University School of Engineering and Computer Science are set to compete for the first time in the NASA Student Launch competition this April. To prepare for the competition, team members plan to launch a subscale rocket in Cedarville on December 4, with plans for a few backup launch days the following week.
Publication Date
11-29-2021
Keywords
Cedarville, Cedarville University, engineering, NASA Student Launch
Recommended Citation
Weinstein, Mark D., "Climbing Higher: Engineers Ready to Launch Subscale Rocket" (2021). News Releases. 1459.
https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/news_releases/1459
