Our teams are centered around one thing: innovation. We offer opportunities for students of all skills levels to build experience, while striving to push the limits of what is possible. 

We won NASA MITTIC our first time competing, and have been on the rise ever since. We dream big, and we make it happen. If you want to be part of it, join us.

Typically 1st Thursday of every month from 6:30-8 pm. All meetings start with half an hour of networking/activities before we give the floor to our featured speaker for the night. Our speakers come from all over the space industry to talk about their work, give insightful career advice, and answer your questions! 

Beyond general meetings, we offer a variety of other opportunities for professional development. This includes company informationals in collaboration with AIAA, our annual Space Networking Fair, and more in the works!

If you want to build connections and just have some fun, stop by for one of our socials! We've had everything from sports socials, to food socials, bad sci-fi movie nights, and Halloween parties. Open to member suggestions as well!

Every year, SEDS brings members to SpaceVision, the largest student-run space conference in the country. It's an incredible opportunity to meet fellow space lovers, network with big names in the space industry, and even present your work.

Other adventures that we've gone on include the International Space Development Conference, a trip to SpaceX Starbase, and a total solar eclipse trip to Waco!

SEDS is committed to spearheading human spaceflight education and exposure to university students. Through Aggie Astronaut Corps (AAC), we offer free, student-led courses relevant to spaceflight training and research. Simply stop by one of our weekly AAC meetings!

As much as we love looking up to the stars, we also love giving back to our community. Every year, SEDS takes part in The Big Event, as well as a number of outreach events at local schools. 

And we've been doing this for a while. In Spring 2018, SEDS hosted Amateur Radio on the ISS (ARISS), which included a live-stream event with the ISS where K-12 students asked questions to an astronaut!