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Texas A&M SEDS

MSC Open House - Texas A&M SEDS

  • When

    Sunday, January 19, 2025 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

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  • Where

    MSC 2400 - Table 2-077

Description

Visit the main MSC Open House web site or Follow Instagram for all the latest MSC Open House news, updates and information. Admission is free and open to all Texas A&M students.
 

  1. Plan Ahead – Start by going to the MSC Open House’s page. Check out the organizations that have registered (the list will be updated periodically as additional organizations complete their registration), and mark your interest in the ones you would like to visit on the day of the event. After tables are assigned, the page in Get Involved will provide a personalized itinerary to efficiently visit all the organizations you have marked.
  2. Make It Fun – Go with friends, roommates, Fish Camp DG.
  3. Stay Charged – During the event, many organizations will display QR codes at their tables. Make sure your phone has plenty of battery life to scan the codes as you visit.
  4. Be Prepared – Know what questions you would like to ask.
  5. Stay Hydrated! – Organizations will be located both inside and outside the Memorial Student Center building.

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Texas A&M SEDS

SEDS members are people interested in doing as much as they can to promote space exploration and development. The first step in this continual process is learning. SEDS provides an excellent environment in which people may obtain access to many sources of information including speakers, tours, films, and discussion groups. Astronomy observing trips and tours of local space facilities also play a significant role in the life of many SEDS members. SEDS members often take the knowledge they have gained and use it to influence the future of the space program. Students at several chapters have played major roles in organizing large conferences and have established important contacts with members of the space community. Others have helped increase public awareness of the benefits of space exploration by offering presentations to local primary and secondary schools as well as universities. The Texas A&M chapter is one of the most active SEDS chapters on both the national and local levels. Several of our members are current or former national SEDS executive board members. Members have been involved in the International Year of Astronomy, AIAA, the Space Frontier Foundation, The Planetary Society, and many other space-related organizations. Our SEDS chapter has also competed and placed in several engineering design competitions. SEDS is also actively involved in planning and helping with Yuri's Night Houston. Our chapter also hosts social nights where our members get together and play space-themed games or watch space-themed movies. Our chapter also tours SpaceX, Johnson Space Center, Southwest Research Institute, and many other space-themed companies on a regular basis. Our SEDS chapter also always sends students to the annual national SEDS conference, SpaceVision. Anyone with a passion for space is welcome, regardless of major affiliation!