THE STUDENT SATELLITE PROJECT IS HOLDING ITS FALL 2000 ORIENTATION!

"Enough with the problem sets, now make it real"-SSP Motto

The Student Satellite Project (SSP)  is a collection of students from
varied disciplines who have come together to build the U of A's first small
satellite, the UASat.  The students gain real, hands-on  experience
working on a complex goal, and also gain experience networking with
students from other fields to achieve this goal. 

The fall orientation for students interested in the SSP will be held
September 11th, at 4:00 P.M. in the Physics and Atmospheric Sciences
(PAS) Bldg., Room 201.  The orientation will take roughly one hour, and
pizza will be served afterward.  This is a great chance to hear about SSP,
talk with students and their Mentors who are already involved in the
project, and just possibly have an item on your resume that very few can
duplicate.  Did we also mention Pizza will be served afterward?

Please send questions or comments to ssp-admin@uasat.arizona.edu, and
check out our website at http://uasat.arizona.edu (no pizza on the
website, but we'll have it after the orientation).

Sincerely,

Jon Alberding 
SSP Project Manager
ssp-admin@uasat.arizona.edu