Dartmouth AIAA Student Branch

Rising to the challenge .

Welcome to the AIAA@Dartmouth!

The Student Branch of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics at Dartmouth was created to provide a place for undergraduates to pursue their love for science and engineering - especially within the field of aerospace. The branch is currently working on two major projects: (1) Establish itself as a supporter of undergraduate aeospace research, and (2) help share our members' passion for science, engineering, and manned space exploration through our local outreach programs.

New members: make sure to check out our resources page often. We will keep this page updated with valuable information on scholarships, grants, and job listings.

Updates

May 7 , 2009
At the end of last term, club members entered into two Undergraduate AIAA Design Competitions: Space and Space Transport. Work on these proposals is well underway! More...
January 16 , 2009
Welcome to the winter term! We had a great turnout at our meeting last week. Our next meeting will be Wednesday, Jan 21, and 8pm in Cummings 200. More...
December 11 , 2008
The Johnson Spaceflight Center has postponed the selection results for the Microgravity University program. We hope to hear back from them in mid-January!
October 22, 2008
Our Branch submitted a research proposal to NASA's Reduced Gravity Student Flight Opportunities Program. If selected, four of our team members will preform an experiment aboard a NASA aircraft that simulates zero-gravity conditions. More...

I want to join!

If you're a Dartmouth student and interested in joining our branch, please let us know! Blitz...

Sean Currey
If you want to be added to our general blitz list, or have questions about scholarships, research, or design projects.

Tess Korndorf
If you want to learn more about undergradute investigations in space physiology or opportunities for women in science and engineering.