Winning team with a score of 56 (-15):

• Jon Bennett, SES Space & Defense
• Scott Galus, SES Space & Defense
• Brendan O'Callaghan, SES
• Joe O'Loughlin, SES

Longest Drive - M Dane Hankamer Kuiper Government Solutions	Longest Drive - W Marie-Pierre Pluvinage Airbus U.S. Space & Defense	Closest to the Pin  - M Scott Robertson Intelsat	Closest to the Pin - W Carolyn Cuppernull Telesat Government Solutions

Serves: Washington, DC, Maryland, Virginia, Delaware and West Virginia

The SSPI Mid-Atlantic Chapter boasts an energetic and active chapter, with educational and networking events throughout the year. These events support our scholarship activities, allowing the Chapter to award more than $173,000 to space and satellite related educational programs and area university students over the past 14 years. 

The Mid-Atlantic Chapter's scholarship program provides grants each year to three Mid-Atlantic area universities to support students pursuing studies space- and satellite-related studies. In partnership with The George Washington University, George Mason University and The University of Maryland, scholarship awards have supported 33 scholarships totaling $132,000.

In addition, each spring, the Chapter hosts a student prize competition, modeled after the Pelton Prize and developed in consultation with Dr. Joseph N. Pelton, former Dean of the International Space University and Vice Chairman and Founder of the Arthur C. Clarke Foundation. During the competition, graduate and undergraduate engineering students present their projects to a panel of industry experts who evaluate the students' projects via Q&A, scoring them on technical, presentation and other criteria to determine the winners in three different categories.

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