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Thinking 91²Ö¿â Becoming an RA? Join Us for an Info Session! 9/10/2026

Hello Flashes!

Thinking about becoming an RA? This is your sign!

RA applications for the 2027–2028 academic year are opening soon, and we’d love to see you apply!

📅&²Ô²ú²õ±è;Applications open: September 14 (more info to come)
Áå° Deadline: September 25 at midnight

But before you apply, you probably have some questions: What is it actually like to be an RA? What does the recruitment process look like? What would I be getting myself into?

Come to one of our RA Information Sessions to find out!

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 Where Engineering Meets Startup SpeedBenjamin "Ben" Windt, an Aerospace Engineering major at 91²Ö¿â's College of Aeronautics and Engineering, spent his spring 2026 semester as an Aerospace Engineering Intern at LeapFast Manufacturing Inc., a manufacturer of metal-based parts for industries including aerospace, oil and gas, and defense.LeapFast uses a NASA-patented process called Bobbin Friction Stir Deposition (B-FSD) to manufacture parts in a single step, cutting manufacturing times from months to weeks. Ben pointed to an example from 91²Ö¿â’s Astroflas...

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Aerospace engineering student Mateus Lampe Holovaty nearly gave up on finding an internship. Then one opportunity changed the direction of his career.An Uphill SearchFinding an internship as an international student in aerospace comes with a challenge many students never have to consider: Most companies in the field require ITAR clearance, which rules out a large share of opportunities before an application is ever submitted. Mateus Lampe Holovaty, an Aerospace Engineering major at 91²Ö¿â's College of Aeronautics and Engineering, knew that struggle firsthand. He had all but give...

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