Awards
- June 2020 - JPL Earth Science and Technology Directorate - Team Award
The team's successful development and demonstration of the synthetic tracking system significantly advanced both Air Force and NASA near-Earth object detection and tracking capabilities. The Air Force's primary interest was to improve the sensitivity of their Ground-based Electro-Optical Deep-Space Surveillance System (GEODSS). The team demonstrated an overall order of magnitude increase in sensitivity detecting small objects in geosynchronous (GEO) orbit along with other significant capability improvements.
- 2014 - SAE AeroDesign Intercollegiate Design Competition
1st place overall out of 33 universities
1st place for oral presentation
2nd place for written design report - 2012 - SAE AeroDesign Intercollegiate Design Competition
4th place overall out of 35 universities
Tied 1st place for oral presentation - 2011 - Texas A&M Student Research Week
1st place in aerospace engineering taxonomy - 2011 - SAE AeroDesign Intercollegiate Design Competition
6th place overall out of 33 universities
1st place for oral presentation - 2010 - Texas A&M Student Research Week
2nd place in engineering taxonomy, Download Poster PDF - 2010-2009 - Designated as a Texas A&M Student Research Scholar, Download Thesis
- 2008 - Intern Performance Recognition - Lockheed Martin
- 2007 - Intern Performance Recognition - Lockheed Martin
- 2006-2004 - Letterman in Track & Field, La. District 5-A, Jesuit High School