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Kathleen Joslyn
Systems Engineer at Lockheed Martin Space
Kathleen Joslyn is a passionate individual with a strong focus on human spaceflight missions and a dream to contribute to this noble field.
She has a diverse background including video game development with MIT and the UW of Madison, research in machine learning at PSU, publication with IEEE, involvement in building Oregon's first satellite, and aerospace engineering internships.
Kathleen is currently an undergraduate student at Portland State University majoring in Applied Mathematics, aiming to pursue graduate studies in Aerospace Engineering with a focus on Astrodynamics.
Her past experiences include roles at Lockheed Martin, Portland State Aerospace Society, a.i. solutions, and various positions at Portland State University.
In her free time, Kathleen volunteers for the Portland State Aerospace Society CubeSat project, enjoys reading, playing the cello, engaging in video games, and drawing.
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The Portland State Aerospace Society is part of PSU's Day of Giving and we have a goal of raising $5,000! Previous donations to our group helped get our little satellite into space, and we have so much more to accomplish, so any amount helps!
Your donations will help fund our next satellite, OreSat0.5 as well as our rocketry projects like our next generation launch vehicle, LV3.1 (launching this summer!), and our liquid propulsion rocket, LV4!
The Portland State Aerospace Society builds skills in students that are essential to the Aerospace Industry. Help fund the next generation of rocket scientists!
To donate, please follow this link: https://lnkd.in/eZ_pa2qk
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Today, the Portland State Aerospace Society made history. Our satellite team, OreSat, watched as Oregon’s first satellite (OreSat0, a 1U CubeSat) was launched into space. We are currently orbiting at around 525km in altitude and have successfully received our first beacons from OreSat0!!
I have been a part of the OreSat team for 3.5 years. The work I have done on that team has changed my career and my life for the better. I could not be more proud of this team (and my friends, they are one and the same), and am honored to be counted amongst them.
Congrats to the OreSat team, here’s to many more missions!!!
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