Space exploration is a meaningful research area that encourages complex design challenges, built under intense constraints, but for a limitless environment. As a dedicated member of STAC, I plan to cultivate a creative and passionate community that realizes the importance of advancing space technology and research.

Space exploration offers a vast frontier of complex engineering challenges. Through STAC, I work alongside driven, like-minded peers to help solve some of humanity's most demanding problems, pushing what's possible beyond our atmosphere.

As humanity ventures farther beyond Earth's atmosphere, understanding the effects of spaceflight on the human body has become essential to the future of human exploration. With STAC, I aspire to contribute to space bioengineering research to expand our knowledge of human physiology in space to support the next generation of space exploration and innovation.

I believe that space is simply the new frontier, just like the West once was, and is the logical next step for humanity. I'm most passionate about incorporating sustainability into space exploration, and I joined STAC to simply gain experience in the field, and hone the skills I need to really contribute.

Exploring space both improves our understanding of our universe and it shows people what is truly possible with hard work and collaboration. I think that a crucial part of space exploration is the technologies we use. I joined STAC to be a part of that, to work on projects that truly have an impact.

I joined S.T.A.C in order to combine my interest in cell & tissue engineering, space health, mechanical engineering, and even food science. What I found was a community of incredibly smart individuals pushing the boundaries of space science while having fun at the same time. If you like space, doing cool things, and exploring the unknown - whatever that means to you - join S.T.A.C.