This unpaid fellowship offers a unique hybrid format with a virtual week and an in-person experience, providing hands-on exposure to leading aerospace companies and potential for continued involvement with ASA Chapters.
The ASA/CSBR Aerospace Summer Fellowship Program is a two-week program designed to provide high school and college students with a pathway into the aerospace industry. The program consists of one virtual week followed by an in-person week in either Alabama or Colorado. During the fellowship, students engage with aerospace industry businesses, university programs, and non-profits, gaining valuable hands-on experience and learning about the opportunities and challenges within the industry. Activities include networking with aerospace professionals, driving rovers, launching water rockets, and exploring various aerospace engineering disciplines. Students also get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at participating companies and their groundbreaking projects. The program aims to expose students to diverse career fields within aerospace, including STEM-oriented roles as well as business, program management, procurement, human resources, communications, and legal. Participants may also have the option to continue working with their ASA Chapter after the program.
A typical day involves engaging with aerospace industry businesses and university programs, participating in hands-on activities like driving rovers and launching rockets, and networking with industry experts.
This program is best for high school and college students passionate about aerospace, especially those from rural and underserved areas, who are interested in exploring diverse career paths within the industry.
Denver, CO
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