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February
Welcome to the February WiSE Initiative Newsletter! Through email, we will be providing valuable updates on our progress and sharing ways to get involved with our project! If you are receiving this email, it means you have been involved with Irvington High School CubeSat/BalloonSat :)
BalloonSat Launch
On March 15th, we'll be launching our high-altitude BalloonSat from Bakersfield, CA! Our team will be taking a day trip to collect data regarding local Ozone/UV levels in the area. We're incredibly excited to execute the culmination of months of satellite-engineering progress.
Ozone density map of our predicted launch path (where red areas are more concentrated, and yellow areas are less concentrated!)
Stay tuned for further updates and social media announcements of this exciting trip :)
Our BalloonSat Progress
Our project's focus, as a reminder from the last few newsletters, has been made with careful consideration of the gaps in current atmospheric research.
Our research question: How do regionally altered stratospheric ozone profiles contribute to UV-driven photochemical ozone formation, as a pollutant, near ground-level?
As for our very last BalloonSat subsystem level updates, software finalized code for the LoRa hardware using Meshtastic and ordered additional materials for telemetry. Structures has been working on integrating our sensor compartments in the payload and finalizing our parachute system.
[URGENT] Call for Funding
WiSE, as a public-school affiliated organization, is currently in dire need of mission-critical funding to cover the specific expenses entailed on our long-term funds breakdown.
As dedicated email subscribers, we would be overjoyed if you would consider donating to our cause; even sharing our mission with your friends and family helps tremendously.
Feel free to write a check addressed to 'Irvington High School' with 'IHS Girls in STEM in the memo, or donate through the benevity nonprofit portal. You may also donate through our direct online donation link here! Any amount is much appreciated :)
Rolling Member Applications [OPEN]
CALLING ALL IRVINGTON HIGH SCHOOLERS!
We'd like to formally invite you all to fill out our rolling membership form here to take an active role in Satellite Engineering for the 2026-2027 school year. Our upcoming projects include hosting additional satellite STEM workshops for middle schoolers, attending 4+ International Conferences, and constructing a real CubeSat to be launched into space.
Feel free to share this application with any interested friends you may have; we're happy to consider as many of you as possible :)
Recent Mentorship
We're excited to announce that WiSE has formed robust collaborations with the following organizations:
San Francisco High-Altitude Ballooning: SF HAB has given us valuable guidance in high altitude ballooning, whether through structural suggestions or even simulation opportunities.
Naresh Deo, Space/Electrical Engineering Professional: In guiding our mission-specific objectives for ozone profiling and telemetry, Mr. Deo has been instrumental.
We're always open to forging more partnerships moving forward; feel free to simply reply to this email if you/your team is interested in providing mentorship or field trip opportunities!
Upcoming Trips:
California Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo CubeSat Developers Conference: We hope to attend this annual conference, as we did last year! Be sure to stay in the loop for further details regarding our involvement.
January
Welcome to the January WiSE Initiative Newsletter! Through email, we will be providing valuable updates on our progress and sharing ways to get involved with our project! If you are receiving this email, it means you have been involved with Irvington High School CubeSat/BalloonSat :)
Hawaii International Education Conference
From January 9th-11th, the WiSE team attended the Hawaii International Education Conference in Honolulu, Hawaii. As the only high school presenter group, we shared a slideshow detailing our mission and engineering efforts, emphasizing our approach towards revitalizing STEM inclusivity and education. Other than presentations, we attended insightful round table sessions and gained robust international connections amongst educators and educational researchers. In this way, the conference was a hub for interdisciplinary STEM collaboration across geographic boundaries. For instance, our team forged a collaboration with Campbell High School, Hawaii, to host a virtual catapult-making activity at their women in STEAM event on February 11th!
★ View our full collage-style recap post here on Instagram :)
Our BalloonSat Progress
Our project's focus, as a reminder from the last few newsletters, has been made with careful consideration of the gaps in current atmospheric research. Our launch date will be March 14, and we anticipate it to be from Bakersfield.
Our research question: How do regionally altered stratospheric ozone profiles contribute to UV-driven photochemical ozone formation, as a pollutant, near ground-level?
As for subsystem level updates, our software team finished coding and testing all three sensors and calibrating our camera. Our structures team has been 3d printing an ozone sensor compartment and reinforcing the inner structure of the payload.
Snapshot of one of our whole-team work sessions!
[URGENT] Call for Funding
WiSE, as a public-school affiliated organization, is currently in dire need of mission-critical funding to cover the following:
Registration Fees, Lodging, and Transportation: Hawaii International Education Conference
Registration Fees, Lodging, and Transportation: CubeSat Developers Workshop
Registration Fees, Lodging, and Transportation: International SmallSat Conference
Launch Fees: March BalloonSat
Build Materials: March BalloonSat
Launch Fees: Upcoming CubeSat
Build Materials: Upcoming CubeSat
As dedicated email subscribers, we would be overjoyed if you would consider donating to our cause; even sharing our mission with your friends and family helps tremendously.
Feel free to write a check addressed to 'Irvington High School' with 'IHS Girls in STEM in the memo, or donate through the benevity nonprofit portal. You may also donate through our direct online donation link here! Any amount is much appreciated :)
Recent Mentorship
We're excited to announce that WiSE has formed robust collaborations with the following organizations:
San Francisco High-Altitude Ballooning: SF HAB has given us valuable guidance in high altitude ballooning, whether through structural suggestions or even simulation opportunities.
Naresh Deo, Space/Electrical Engineering Professional: In guiding our mission-specific objectives for ozone profiling and telemetry, Mr. Deo has been instrumental.
Wolfpack CubeSat: We were so excited to encounter another student CubeSat team at the Utah International SmallSat Conference/Florida CubeSat Education Conference! Soon, we'll be featured on their podcast and work together to amplify the youth presence in satellite engineering.
Upcoming Trips:
CubeSat Developers Conference: We hope to attend this annual conference hosted by California Polytechnic University, as we did last year! Be sure to stay in the loop for further details regarding our involvement.
BalloonSat Launch Trip: As our BalloonSat launch is rapidly approaching, we're finalizing key logistics for launch location and timeline!
December
Welcome to the December WiSE Initiative Newsletter! Through email, we will be providing valuable updates on our progress and sharing ways to get involved with our project! If you are receiving this email, it means you have been involved with Irvington High School CubeSat/BalloonSat :)
Our BalloonSat Progress
Our project's focus, as a reminder from the last few newsletters, has been made with careful consideration of the gaps in current atmospheric research. Our launch date will be in February, and we anticipate it to be from Southern California.
Our research question: How do regionally altered stratospheric ozone profiles contribute to UV-driven photochemical ozone formation, as a pollutant, near ground-level?
As for subsystem level updates, our structures team has been working on the satellite frame and integrating sensors into the physical payload. As for software, we're working on testing the sensors and integrating with our Raspberry Pi microprocessors.
Snapshot of one of our whole-team software work sessions!
Call for Funding
WiSE, as a public-school affiliated organization, is currently in dire need of mission-critical funding to cover the following:
Registration Fees, Lodging, and Transportation: Hawaii International Education Conference
Registration Fees, Lodging, and Transportation: CubeSat Developers Workshop
Registration Fees, Lodging, and Transportation: International SmallSat Conference
Launch Fees: February BalloonSat
Build Materials: February BalloonSat
Launch Fees: Upcoming CubeSat
Build Materials: Upcoming CubeSat
As dedicated email subscribers, we would be overjoyed if you would consider donating to our cause; even sharing our mission with your friends and family helps tremendously.
Feel free to write a check addressed to 'Irvington High School' with 'IHS Girls in STEM' in the memo, or donate through the benevity nonprofit portal. Currently, we're coordinating with our school's student body to arrange for a direct online donation link — stay tuned.
Recent Mentorship
We're excited to announce that WiSE has formed robust collaborations with the following organizations:
San Francisco High-Altitude Ballooning: SF HAB has given us valuable guidance in high altitude ballooning, whether through structural suggestions or even simulation opportunities.
Naresh Deo, Space/Electrical Engineering Professional: In guiding our mission-specific objectives for ozone profiling and telemetry, Mr. Deo has been instrumental.
Wolfpack CubeSat: We were so excited to encounter another student CubeSat team at the Utah International SmallSat Conference/Florida CubeSat Education Conference! Soon, we'll be featured on their podcast and work together to amplify the youth presence in satellite engineering.
Hawaii International Education Conference Preview:
Hawaii Education Conference: In collaboration with our host club, Girls in STEM, we were invited to present at the Hawaii International Education Conference to share our mission and spotlight a successful student project in aerospace fields.
Our formal keynote-style presentation (by Girls in STEM/WiSE Members Diya Dalal, Pooja Verma, Sophie Le) has just occurred on the morning of January 10th; be sure to stay tuned for updates on our wonderful experience in Hawaii!
Upcoming Trips:
CubeSat Developers Conference: We hope to attend this annual conference hosted by California Polytechnic University, as we did last year! Be sure to stay in the loop for further details regarding our involvement.
BalloonSat Launch Trip: As our BalloonSat launch is rapidly approaching, we're finalizing key logistics for launch location and timeline!
November
Welcome to the November WiSE Initiative Newsletter! Through email, we will be providing valuable updates on our progress and sharing ways to get involved with our project! If you are receiving this email, it means you have been involved with Irvington High School CubeSat/BalloonSat :)
Our BalloonSat Progress
Our project's focus, as a reminder from the last few newsletters, was made with careful consideration of the gaps in current atmospheric research. Our launch date will be in January, and anticipate it to be from Southern California.
Our research question: How do regionally altered stratospheric ozone profiles contribute to UV-driven photochemical ozone formation, as a pollutant, near ground-level?
As for subsystem level updates, the Structures team has been working on finalizing the materials and design of our build. They have also begun constructing the payload frame. Meanwhile, the Software team worked on integrating sensors and setting up the Raspberry Pi, whilst continuing their research on ground station, telemetry, and coding sensors.
Pizza from our Thanksgiving WiSE Work Session!
Recent Mentorship
We're excited to announce that WiSE has formed robust collaborations with the following organizations:
San Francisco High Altitude Ballooning: SF HAB has given us valuable guidance in high altitude ballooning, whether through structural suggestions or even simulation opportunities.
Naresh Deo, Space/Electrical Engineering Professional: In guiding our mission-specific objectives for ozone profiling and telemetry, Mr. Deo has been instrumental.
Wolfpack CubeSat: We were so excited to encounter another student CubeSat team at the Utah International SmallSat Conference/Florida CubeSat Education Conference! Soon, we'll be featured on their podcast and work together to amplify the youth presence in satellite engineering.
Florida CubeSat Education Conference Recaps!
Based on photos and memories from the CubeSat Education Conference we attended this August, WiSE publicity has compiled a collage-style recap post and a tiktok dance featuring our members; view our post here, and watch the reel now!
Additionally, find more of our instagram content here; be sure to give us a follow if you'd like to stay in the loop!
Upcoming Trips:
Hawaii Education Conference: In collaboration with our host club, Girls in STEM, we were invited to present at the Hawaii International Education Conference to share our mission and spotlight a successful student project in aerospace fields. Stay tuned for more details as we finalize logistics for this second-semester trip!
October
Welcome to the October WiSE Initiative Newsletter! Through email, we will be providing valuable updates on our progress and sharing ways to get involved with our project! If you are receiving this email, it means you have been involved with Irvington High School CubeSat/BalloonSat :)
WiSE x National SmallSat Education Conference
From October 24th-26th, the WiSE team attended the national SmallSat Education Conference in Orlando, Florida. We presented a research paper and a slideshow detailing our mission, the logistics of our BalloonSat, and the challenges we are facing as we build the high-altitude balloon. Apart from presentations, we met other high school & college satellite teams from around the nation, engineers from NASA, aerospace companies, and more :) The tools, resources, and contacts we gained will be instrumental for us to execute this year's mission!!
Our BalloonSat Progress
Our project's focus, as a reminder from the last few newsletters, was made with careful consideration of the gaps in current atmospheric research. We've delayed our launch date from November to January, and anticipate it to be from Southern California.
Our research question: How do regionally altered stratospheric ozone profiles contribute to UV-driven photochemical ozone formation, as a pollutant, near ground-level?
As for subsystem level updates, our software team has been troubleshooting ozone/UV sensor integration, while the WiSE structures team has created 3D models of our proposed payload, in accordance with federal regulations. We're so excited to be collaborating with SF HAB for guidance on our build; the WiSE team has learned so much about satellite communications and structural design from their valuable industry experience.
First WiSE Vlog Released!
Based on footage from the International SmallSat Conference we attended this August, WiSE publicity has worked to create a lighthearted compilation of our experiences; watch the reel here!
Reference our website to stay up-to-date with all of our team's documentation :) Additionally, find more of our instagram content here; be sure to give us a follow if you'd like to stay in the loop!
Upcoming Trips:
WiSE x Loft: We'll be collaborating with representatives from loft, a San Francisco-based company committed to space-based accessibility, for an Office Tour & Mentorship!
Hawaii Education Conference: In collaboration with our host club, Girls in STEM, we were invited to present at the Hawaii International Education Conference to share our mission and spotlight a successful student project in aerospace fields. Stay tuned for more details on this second-semester trip!
September
Welcome to the September WiSE Initiative Newsletter! Through email, we will be providing valuable updates on our progress and sharing ways to get involved with our project! If you are receiving this email, it means you have been involved with Irvington High School CubeSat/BalloonSat in some way :)
Rolling Membership Applications for 2025-2026 School Year - CLOSED
Although we've officially reached our member cap, we encourage anyone interested in WiSE to continue following this newsletter, as well as upcoming events/opportunities on our website.
For all Irvington High School Students: Girls in STEM Opportunities
Our host club, IHS Girls in STEM, has an incredible opportunity available for underclassmen at Irvington: Intern Applications! Apply as soon as possible if you're interested; view more information at this post! Take advantage of this ASAP, since the opportunity closes on October 3rd.
Our BalloonSat Progress
Our project's focus, as a reminder from the last few newsletters, was made with careful consideration of the gaps in current atmospheric research. We plan to launch in November from Southern California.
Our research question: How do regionally altered stratospheric ozone profiles contribute to UV-driven photochemical ozone formation, as a pollutant, near ground-level?
Stay tuned for a more specific hypothesis coming soon! We welcome any suggestions for potential methodologies; simply reply to this email.
As for subsystem level updates, the Structures Team has been working deliberately on the design and build of the BallonSat payload and its interior components. The Software Team has been hard at work on system and sensor integration research, ozone layer analysis, antenna modeling, and flight simulation development. Now that materials for our build have arrived, both subsystems are excited to keep building and pushing our project forward!
Updated WiSE Website!
Check out our wonderful new website, linked here, to meet our officer team, explore our current and past projects, and even view past newsletters! Share it with your friends and family; all exposure means the world to us. Our publicity team is also working to create team vlogs (look out for a montage of our experience at the Utah International Smallsat Conference soon!). Follow our Instagram (@ihswisecubesat) to stay up to date :)
Upcoming Trips:
Florida SmallSat Education Conference: Our team was invited to present at the renowned and Nationally-Recognized SmallSat Education Conference in Florida from October 24th-26th! We'll be sharing more about the IHS CubeSat team's 2024 mission, as well as our current Balloonsat endeavors; in addition, our team will be touring local amusement parks and attending a networking dinner :)
WiSE x Loft: We'll be collaborating with representatives from loft, a San Francisco-based company committed to space-based accessibility, for an Office Tour & Mentorship!
Hawaii Education Conference: In collaboration with our host club, Girls in STEM, we were invited to present at the Hawaii International Education Conference to share our mission and spotlight a successful student project in aerospace fields. Stay tuned for more details on this second-semester trip!
August
Welcome to the August WiSE Initiative Newsletter!
Rolling Membership Applications for 2025-2026 School Year!
We welcome and encourage all Irvington High School students to apply and be a part of our BalloonSat Team. Our rolling membership form is accessible here. Join to collaborate with college laboratories, attend international conferences, and apply your engineering skills to a collaborative project that will add to the current body of atmospheric science knowledge!! Feel free to reply to this email with any questions you may have on WiSE.
We host weekly meetings to work on the build; members will work under our department leads (hardware or software tech) to engineer and document the entirety of our BalloonSat for its November launch.
For all Irvington High School Students: On September 3rd at Lunch in Room 101, we'll be delving into a WiSE presentation and providing more information on rolling membership applications! Be sure to join if you're interested in our mission :)
Our BalloonSat Progress
Since our last Newsletter, which featured an announcement on our mission for the upcoming school year, we have refined our research question to tackle with our high-altitude Balloon Satellite! This question was made with careful consideration of the gaps in current atmospheric research, and we plan to launch in November from Southern California.
Our research question: How do regionally altered stratospheric ozone profiles contribute to UV-driven photochemical ozone formation, as a pollutant, near ground-level?
Stay tuned for a more specific hypothesis coming soon! We welcome any suggestions for potential methodologies; simply reply to this email.
As for subsystem level updates, our software team has been working on sensor integration and basic microprocessor logic, while our structures team has designed a fundamental framework for our physical build, keeping all BalloonSat logistics in mind! We're excited to make more progress as materials start to ship in during the coming weeks.
WiSE x International SmallSat Conference: Resounding Success
On August 13th, our team presented at the renowned and Internationally-Recognized SmallSat Conference in Salt Lake City, sharing news about our past mission, Pleiades Orpheus, our rebrand to WiSE, and our upcoming BalloonSat endeavors! We were the second high school team in history to present at this prestigious event; view a video of our presentation here. At the conference, not only did we network with leading industry professionals, but we were invited to 2 more prestigious conferences: the national Cubesat Education Conference, and a Cubesat Research Conference in Hawaii's Space Laboratory!
Upcoming Trips:
SmallSat Education Conference: Our team was invited to present at the renowned and Nationally-Recognized SmallSat Education Conference in Florida from October 24th-26th! We'll be sharing more about the IHS CubeSat team's 2024 mission, as well as our current Balloonsat endeavors; in addition, our team will be touring local amusement parks and attending a networking dinner :)
WiSE x Loft: We'll be collaborating with representatives from loft, a San Francisco-based company committed to space-based accessibility, for an Office Tour & Mentorship!
July
Rolling Membership Applications for 2025-2026 School Year!
We welcome and encourage all Irvington High School students to apply and be a part of our BalloonSat Team. Our rolling membership form is accessible here. Join to collaborate with college laboratories, attend international conferences, and apply your engineering skills to a collaborative project that will add to the current body of atmospheric science knowledge! Feel free to reply to this email with any questions you may have on WiSE.
We host weekly meetings to work on the build; members will work under our department leads (hardware or software tech) to engineer and document the entirety of our BalloonSat for its November launch.
Our BalloonSat Research Question
Since our last Newsletter, which featured an announcement on our mission for the upcoming school year, we have refined our research question to tackle with our high-altitude Balloon Satellite! This question was made with careful consideration of the gaps in current atmospheric research, and we plan to launch in November from Southern California.
Our research question: How do regionally altered stratospheric ozone profiles contribute to UV-driven photochemical ozone formation, as a pollutant, near ground-level?
Stay tuned for a more specific hypothesis coming soon! We welcome any suggestions for potential methodologies; simply send us an email.
WiSE Summer Camp: Resounding Success
Taught by the first all-girls high school CubeSat team in the world, the 2025 WiSE Summer Camp taught 30+ middle school girls about fundamental aerospace engineering principles through interactive lessons and hands-on activities, with over 4 hours of instructional time. Designed for all skill levels and for students with diverse interests, instructional time featured applications of Python programming, as well as hardware training through soldering and circuit activities. Each day of camp built on the last, culminating in a final capstone project that students presented in a professional conference style and a real Edgefly model CubeSat.
View the students' capstone presentations here; in groups, they were able to ideate their own CubeSat mission ideas and gain the skills to pitch these thoughts to the scientific community.
Group 1 - Kaavya, Shagnika, Svana, Avani, Yashaswini
Group 2 - Jeevika, Tanvi, Aadhirai, Riya, Adhvika, Siya
Group 3 - Soumya, Saathvik, Jinam, Rishab, Diksha
Stay tuned for future educational and outreach programs; our team was so touched to nurture the next generation of Women in STEM with this opportunity, and we can't wait to see what our future holds.
Upcoming Trips:
Utah SmallSat Conference: Our team was invited to present at the renowned and Internationally-Recognized SmallSat Conference in Salt Lake City on August 13th! We are the second high school team in history to present at this prestigious event. We'll be sharing more about the IHS CubeSat team's 2024 mission, as well as our current Balloonsat endeavors.
Costa Rica/Panama EF Tour: During the 2026 Spring Break, our team along with the IHS Girls in STEM team will be embarking on a tour to Costa Rica and Panama! We will visit geothermal hot springs and waterfalls at Rincón de la Vieja National Park, explore coral reefs on a snorkeling excursion, zipline through a Costa Rican canopy, kayak on Lake Arenal, enjoy a whitewater rafting excursion on the Sarapiquí River, take a surfing lesson in Panama City, and end the trip by taking a boat ride to visit the Panama Canal. Although WiSE and Girls in STEM members may be offered generous scholarships, this trip is open to any Irvington High School members; learn more at the official EF website!
Other News:
WiSE tabled recently at Shinn Park's Summer Fest! Our booth featured a CubeSat model, poster, and our updated mission to share with our community :)
June
What is WiSE? A Formal Introduction to Irvington’s new Women in Satellite Engineering Initiative
A project under Irvington’s Girls in STEM Club, WiSE is the rebranding of the first CubeSat team of Irvington, which launched a satellite in December 2024 (more info on our linktree!) Not only has our methodology changed from launching a Satellite into space to launching a payload attached to a high-altitude balloon (called a BalloonSat), but we have also become an all-girls high school team, truly empowering women in STEM fields. This shift was made with careful consideration, and we can’t wait for this new phase of our project to grow! Stay tuned for a rebranding of our website to feature our new WiSE team as well. We welcome new members to join our team of 20+ Irvington students! High schoolers can fill out our rolling membership form to do so.
WiSE Summer Sessions for Middle School Girls- FREE Registration Open!
As part of our mission aimed at community outreach, we’re so excited to involve the next generation in our endeavors :)
Taught by the first all-girls high school CubeSat team in the world, the 2025 WiSE Summer Camp will teach younger students about every aspect of satellite engineering; it will feature fundamental aerospace engineering principles through interactive games and lecture activities. Designed for all skill levels and for students with diverse interests, instructional time will involve applications of Python programming, as well as hardware training through soldering and circuitry activities. Each day of camp will build on the last, culminating in a final capstone project that students will present in a professional conference format. We hope you’ll join us in supporting future women in STEM; parents of middle schoolers may register their child here for FREE and spread the word about this exciting opportunity!
Timings: July 17, 18, 19 from 6:00-8:00pm
**Special Parent Showcase on July 19 from 7:00-8:00 PM!
Eligible Demographic: Middle School Girls
Our Mission for the 2025-2026 School Year!
As we have progressed through the initial planning phase for the new BalloonSat Initiative, we have finalized our mission idea for the upcoming school year. This mission idea was made with careful consideration of the gaps in current atmospheric research.
We will be researching ozone and UV reaction dynamics in different layers of the atmosphere. This approach will validate existing models and shed light on stratospheric ozone depletion/tropospheric ozone formation.
Stay tuned for a more specific research question and hypothesis coming soon! We welcome any input you all have for our mission, simply reply to this email.
Recent Trips:
CubeSat Developers Workshop: Our team had the amazing opportunity to speak at the CubeSat Developers Workshop conference during the 2025 Spring Break! We got to speak about Pleidaes Orpheus, the cubesat that was launched, and the current WiSE BalloonSat mission. We also networked with professionals in the field including NASA officials and researchers.
UC Davis: Collaborating with Dr. Adam Zufall (UC Davis HRVIP) and the SSS (Student Satellite Team) was so insightful for us! We received a campus tour from Girls in STEM Alumni Kailtyn Tseng, enjoyed some dining hall food, and got so much guidance regarding the initial planning/engineering phases of our BalloonSat initiative :)
Upcoming Trips:
Utah SmallSat Conference: Our team was invited to present at the renowned and Internationally-Recognized SmallSat Conference in Salt Lake City on August 13th! We are the second high school team in history to present at this prestigious event. We'll be sharing more about the IHS CubeSat team's 2024 mission, as well as our current Balloonsat endeavors.
Costa Rica/Panama EF Tour: During the 2026 Spring Break, our team along with the IHS Girls in STEM team will be embarking on a tour to Costa Rica and Panama! We will visit geothermal hot springs and waterfalls at Rincón de la Vieja National Park, explore coral reefs on a snorkeling excursion, zipline through a Costa Rican canopy, kayak on Lake Arenal, enjoy a whitewater rafting excursion on the Sarapiquí River, take a surfing lesson in Panama City, and end the trip by taking a boat ride to visit the Panama Canal. Although WiSE and Girls in STEM members may be offered generous scholarships, this trip is open to any Irvington High School members; learn more at the official EF website!
Other News:
WiSE tabled recently at the City of Fremont’s Engineering Expo! Our booth featured a CubeSat model, poster, and our updated mission to share with our community :)
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