Shravan Hariharan is among the students and young professionals selected by the International Astronautical Federation’s Emerging Space Leaders Sub-Committee.

Sydney will spend the next few years studying in the United Kingdom with a Marshall Scholarship.

Swati Ravi and Tycho Bogdanowitsch selected for 2023 Fellowship

“I am honored to be recognized, but mostly just gladdened that I had a positive impact on my mentee.”

The Space Generation Advisory Council held its eighth SGx event in Washington, DC on March 13th and 14th, 2023.

Lubin shares his experience with the Case Rocket Team, the fellowship and more.

Smithers, who expressed his interest in working with a startup developing orbital rockets, was paired with ABL Space Systems.

Therese Malinowski and Mark Paral are both pumped to meet other aerospace pros.

Through his efforts, Hailu wants to inspire the next generation to follow their passion and become the first Ethiopian astronaut.

Recipients include Ph.D. students Skylar Eiskowitz and Rashmi Ravishankar, Master’s student Clara Ma, and undergraduates Hillel Dei and Benjamin Rich.

Catherine Dominic will be interning at Relativity Space, while Katie Mulry will be interning at Ursa Major.

“This is not only a chance to gain practical experience while interning at a cutting-edge space company, but it’s also an extraordinary opportunity to engage in conversations with space industry leaders.”

Taylor Hampson, Grace Krahn, and José Morel will embark on summer internship at innovative aerospace companies

Kao dreams to one day play a key role in contributing to a sustainable, highly productive space economy that benefits humankind.

Menne said “I am one step closer to achieving my goal of making an impact in commercial space.”

Mechanical and aerospace engineering students Faraz Awan, Candace Do and Sydney Hsu have been selected as 2023 Matthew Isakowitz Fellows.

Upon graduating, Samuel aims to make human spaceflight safer and more routine for the benefit of Earth,

Gary Li, a 2019 Fellow, brings experience that will be valuable in achieving Impulse’s goal of providing efficient and affordable means to the ever-growing space economy.

2019 Fellow Ingersoll is recognized by Aviation Week as one of twenty STEM students who are on a course to change the future of aerospace and defense.

“It is such an exciting time in aerospace, and I am just hoping to be a part of it,” said the 2022 Matthew Isakowitz Fellow.