(Left to Right) Derek Gefroh, Professor Leo, and
Joseph Mueller. Ahmad Mohamed-Kassim (Not Shown).

• AIAA 19995-96 Undergraduate Scholarship: Sarah Braasch
• R. Minkin Aerospace Engineering Scholarship Awardees: Derek Gefroh, Ahmad Mohamed-Kassim and Joseph Mueller
• Boeing Scholarship Awardees: Mary Hayden and Bill Washabaugh
• Institute of Technology Undergraduate Assistantship/Chester Gaskell Aeronautical Engineering Scholarships: Jeremy Nelson
• NASA Summer Academy Participant: Derek Gefroh

(Left to Right) Bill Washabaugh and Dr. Paul Ruppert
from Boeing. Mary Hayden (Not Shown).

Sarah Braasch, AEM senior, spent spring quarter doing research in flight control at CERT (Centre d'Etudes et de Recherche de Toulouse) which is a decentralized establishment of ONERA (Office National d'Etudes et de Recherches Aerospatiale). CERT is the research center for one of the premier aerospace universities in France, Ecole Nationale Superieure de l'Aeronautique et de l'Espace, Sup Aero for short. We have had an informal exchange program with Sup Aero and last year a student from France spent spring and summer working with Professor Gary Balas on control of large space structures.

Our Undergraduate Graduates: Where are they now?

• Troy Beyer, Lockheed Martin, Houston, TX
• Heath Bowden, Nordic Track, Eden Prairie, MN
• John Buch, Parametric Technology Corporation, Minneapolis, MN
• Kim McLaughlin, Lockheed Martin, Houston, TX
• Andrew Krolnik, Caterpillar, Peoria, IL

AIAA Student Officers

• Jason Dick, President
• Mark Oreshnick, Vice President
• Dan Madsen, Secretary
• Jerry Brenden, Treasurer

Matt Reetz has been awarded a teaching assistantship by the Mechanical Engineering Department at Stanford University where he will begin graduate studies in September.

Matt Litke will begin graduate studies at Stanford University in September.