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AstroJays

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AstroJays

Academic Student Org - WSE - PRIMARY: Academic & Research - Whiting School of Engineering, Science, Technology, STEM, Engineering, Technology, Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Mathematics , Whiting School of Engineering, Re-Reg Not Submitted

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Contact: Granger Maher, Ashwin Narayanan, Maya Jowata, Email group officers

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Mission
The AstroJays Rocketry Team is a multidisciplinary, student-led team that builds advanced rocket systems with the goal of increasing the number of aerospace engineering opportunities on the Homewood campus.

The AstroJays are composed of 4 subsystems: Avionics, Propulsion, Structures, and Flight Operations, each of which focus on one aspect of our rockets.

-- Avionics gathers data from a variety of sensors placed within the rocket and on the propulsion system, using its data to determine its flight path, and sending diagnostics back to a ground station.
--Propulsion develops and implements commercial and custom propulsion systems. Currently developing a hybrid rocket motor.
--Structures ensures that the rocket is its lightest, while staying aerodynamic and retaining its structural integrity throughout the entire flight (externally and internally).
--Flight Ops is responsible for management of the high-power certification flight program as well as safe and consistent rocket recovery through the deployment of parachutes.

Working together as a team, these subsystems develop advanced rocket systems. Our team of more than 30 students are all hard at work to make each launch count.

Interested undergraduate and graduate students are encouraged to reach out to us at hopkinsrocketry@gmail.com, contact us through Hopkins Groups, or come to one of our scheduled events.

Membership Benefits
Joining an engineering club is a fantastic addition to your JHU career. You will work with people from different majors, ages, and backgrounds, and gain hands-on experience in a booming field. For many first-year students, you will be exposed to new material much earlier than you would be in your coursework, and will have the chance to work with and learn from upperclassmen.

Additionally, the AstroJays maintains strong connections to its alumni, who have gone on to work at companies such as Blue Origin, SpaceX, and more.

Please reach out to hopkinsrocketry@gmail.com if you are interested in joining, or come to one of our scheduled meetings! Please note that Hopkins Groups membership will not be approved until you attend a meeting and agree to join the group.

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FLI (First Gen, Limited Income) Network

Homewood: Department/Office Initiative - PRIMARY: Department Program / Initiative

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The First-Generation, Limited-Income (FLI) Network engages students and graduates by connecting community members with shared identities. The network’s aim is to enhance student success by cultivating a sense of belonging, inclusion, encouragement, and resilience among first-generation and/or limited-income students, faculty, staff, alumni, and allies.

(“Validated” within the FLI Hopkins Groups refers only to tracking for event purposes. FLI events are open to all students; however, FLI students are defined as those who are formally defined by Johns Hopkins University as first-generation college students and/or Pell Grant recipients.)

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