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Prof. Kevin Crosby receives $650K NASA grant to develop new spaceflight technology
Professor Kevin Crosby has been awarded a $650,000 grant to continue his work developing new technologies for NASA.Read “Prof. Kevin Crosby receives $650K NASA grant to develop new spaceflight technology”
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The Journal Times highlights Prof. Kevin Crosby as new Hedberg Distinguished Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies
Prof. Kevin Crosby, Carthage’s director of the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium, was appointed the College’s new Hedberg Distinguished Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies.Read “The Journal Times highlights Prof. Kevin Crosby as new Hedberg Distinguished Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies” - Academics,Student Achievements,
Hired Before Graduation: Carthage graduates share their plans
Our graduates always have big plans — many of which were in place well before their commencement. Meet members of the Class of 2022 who were hired for full-time positions before they even graduated.Read “Hired Before Graduation: Carthage graduates share their plans” - Academics,Faculty & Staff Accolades,Stories of Impact,
Kevin Crosby named Hedberg Distinguished Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies
Starting this fall, Prof. Crosby will take on additional duties as the Hedberg Distinguished Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies.Read “Kevin Crosby named Hedberg Distinguished Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies” - The Bridge: News for Students
NASA program hiring student assistant for rocket competition
Read “NASA program hiring student assistant for rocket competition”Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium (WSGC) is hiring a student assistant to help with an international design, build, and fly program for high-powered rockets.
Carthage Society of Physics Students wins national recognition
The student-led physical sciences organization is honored with an award from the National Office of the Society of Physics Students as an outstanding chapter.Read “Carthage Society of Physics Students wins national recognition”
Air & Space/Smithsonian features Carthage’s 2020 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize team
Celestine Ananda ’20, Nick Bartel ’20, Taylor Peterson ’21, Cassi Bossong ’21, and Bennett Bartel ’22 won the 2020 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for their work on modal propellant gauging, which helps to more accurately gauge fuel in aircrafts.Read “Air & Space/Smithsonian features Carthage’s 2020 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize team”
Carthage space sciences MPG experiment on board the latest Blue Origin New Shepard rocket launch
The 17th Blue Origin New Shepard rocket launch took place on Aug. 26, with the Carthage space sciences program Modal Propellant Gauging Experiment on board.Read “Carthage space sciences MPG experiment on board the latest Blue Origin New Shepard rocket launch”
Eighteen Carthage students and faculty members receive STEM research and teaching funds
The NASA Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium and related space sciences projects made twenty awards to Carthage students and faculty this year, totaling $110,000.Read “Eighteen Carthage students and faculty members receive STEM research and teaching funds”
Carthage’s partnership with NASA receives national attention
The launch of Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket with a Carthage experiment onboard got media attention across the country.Read “Carthage’s partnership with NASA receives national attention”
