These scouts could do activities such as: wind tunnel tour, sim tour, facilities tour (P791 potential option), Legacy Hall tour, and a variety of speakers and engineering activities.
To qualify, we need the boy's name, address, birth date, and he needs to be a US Citizen.
With only a few slots available we are requesting the following questions be answered to help determine which youth will be attending:
- What badges and awards, are you working on, or have you worked on in scouting related to engineering and/or aerospace? What did you enjoy the best about it(them)?
- Outside of Scouting, have you been introduced to aerospace engineering? If so, what did you like best?
- Why are you interested in aerospace engineering, engineering, and/or aerospace?
- What is your current rank in Scouting?
- In school, what grades do you get in Science and Math? What are your overall grades?
- Do you have anything else you would like to say?
Please email all responses to gfortner@bsamail.org
If you make an email response you commit to being available to attend this event on Feb. 19th from 3:30pm-7pm.
All responses due by Feb. 4th at 4pm. Email notifications of the recipients will be Friday, Feb. 6th.
Yours in Scouting,
Glinda Fortner
Antelope Valley District Executive - Boy Scouts of America
42402 10th Street West, Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 942-0582
(661) 723-1450 fax
(661) 361-9118 cell
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