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In Support of Our Entire Community
The Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering stands committed in the fight against racism, discrimination, racial bias, and racial injustice. Our shared vision is one of social justice, opportunity, community, and equity. We believe that the diversity and contributions from all of our members are essential and make us who we are. We believe that our impact must reach beyond the classroom, research labs, our campus, and the technology we create, but must also improve the human condition where injustice lives. We will continue to work to understand, value, and celebrate all people and create an inclusive educational and work environment that welcomes all.
Recent News
After a 40+- year career at the Daniel Guggenheim School, Jagoda will retire in December, but we think we'll see him again.
The 1992 Daniel Guggenheim grad will work alongside CHBE grad, Robyn Gatens, on an historic NASA mission
Now at NASA Langley, Crane was recognized for "Preliminary Active Subspace Investigation of a Commercial Supersonic Design Space."
The Aerospace Engineering School welcomes its newest Clark Scholar
Upcoming Events
Nov
24
Associate Chair of Graduate Programs Dr. Mitchell L. R. Walker, II will hold a live BlueJeans session for prospective applicants
Nov
30
Online
Be a part of the first collegiate team to send a liquid-propellant rocket into outer space!
Dec
01
BlueJeans
"Concurrent Schedule Design and Fleet Assignment Optimization for Thin-Haul Operations"
Dec
02
Webex
"The Improvement of Multi-Satellite Orbit Determination through the Incorporation of Intersatellite Ranging Observations"
Dec
02
Hear from two up-and-coming post-docs
Dec
03
https://bluejeans.com/800891116
"A Framework for Robust Decision-Making and Design Space Exploration of Urban Air Mobility Vehicles"
Dec
08
Associate Chair of Graduate Programs Dr. Mitchell L. R. Walker, II will hold a live BlueJeans session for prospective applicants
Dec
15
BlueJeans
"Structural Analysis and Optimization of Aircraft Wings Through Dimensional Reduction"
