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-John Schoeberle is a Senior in Mechanical Engineering at Missouri University of Science and Technology. During his time at Missouri S&T he has been [[File:JohnSchoeberle.jpg|thumb|JohnSchoeberle.jpg]]primarily involved in the marching band and the Solar Car Team, becoming the Head Drum Major and President respectively. As president of the Solar Car Team John Led the team to their first competition appearance in three years by recognizing where the team was failing and implemented new methods to recharge the team. John was originally drawn to the team by the opportunity to work with carbon fiber composites and now is the team’s composite lead. He believes that most critical part of leading a team is being aware of every team member’s needs and working to make sure those needs are addressed.&nbsp;
+John Schoeberle Completed his Bachelors of Science in Mechanical Engineering at Missouri University of Science and Technology in December 2016. During his time at Missouri S&T he was  involved in the marching band and the Solar Car Team, becoming the Head Drum Major and President respectively. As president of the Solar Car Team John Led the team to their first competition appearance in three years by recognizing where the team was failing and implemented new methods to recharge the team. John was originally drawn to the team by the opportunity to work with carbon fiber composites and now is the team’s composite lead. He believes that most critical part of leading a team is being aware of every team member’s needs and working to make sure those needs are addressed.&nbsp;
-John Enjoys playing trumpet in the S&T Orchestra and on weekends hiking or playing golf. He can be contacted by email at [mailto:jdspqd@mst.edu jdspqd@mst.edu]
+He Enjoys playing trumpet in the S&T Orchestra and on weekends hiking or playing golf.
-== Related Links ==
+<br />
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-John Schoeberle is a Senior in Mechanical Engineering at Missouri University of Science and Technology. During his time at Missouri S&T he has been [[File:JohnSchoeberle.jpg|thumb|JohnSchoeberle.jpg]]primarily involved in the marching band and the Solar Car Team, becoming the Head Drum Major and President respectively. As president of the Solar Car Team John Led the team to their first competition appearance in three years by recognizing where the team was failing and implemented new methods to recharge the team. John was originally drawn to the team by the opportunity to work with carbon fiber composites and now is the team’s composite lead. He believes that most critical part of leading a team is being aware of every team member’s needs and being a servant leader.
+John Schoeberle is a Senior in Mechanical Engineering at Missouri University of Science and Technology. During his time at Missouri S&T he has been [[File:JohnSchoeberle.jpg|thumb|JohnSchoeberle.jpg]]primarily involved in the marching band and the Solar Car Team, becoming the Head Drum Major and President respectively. As president of the Solar Car Team John Led the team to their first competition appearance in three years by recognizing where the team was failing and implemented new methods to recharge the team. John was originally drawn to the team by the opportunity to work with carbon fiber composites and now is the team’s composite lead. He believes that most critical part of leading a team is being aware of every team member’s needs and working to make sure those needs are addressed.&nbsp;
 John Enjoys playing trumpet in the S&T Orchestra and on weekends hiking or playing golf. He can be contacted by email at [mailto:jdspqd@mst.edu jdspqd@mst.edu]
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-John Schoeberle is a Senior in Mechanical Engineering at Missouri University of Science and Technology. During his time at Missouri S&T he has been [[File:JohnSchoeberle.jpg|thumb]]primarily involved in the marching band and the Solar Car Team, becoming the Head Drum Major and President respectively. As president of the Solar Car Team John Led the team to their first competition appearance in three years by recognizing where the team was failing and implemented new methods to recharge the team. John was originally drawn to the team by the opportunity to work with carbon fiber composites and now is the team’s composite lead. He believes that most critical part of leading a team is being aware of every team member’s needs and being a servant leader.
+John Schoeberle is a Senior in Mechanical Engineering at Missouri University of Science and Technology. During his time at Missouri S&T he has been [[File:JohnSchoeberle.jpg|thumb|JohnSchoeberle.jpg]]primarily involved in the marching band and the Solar Car Team, becoming the Head Drum Major and President respectively. As president of the Solar Car Team John Led the team to their first competition appearance in three years by recognizing where the team was failing and implemented new methods to recharge the team. John was originally drawn to the team by the opportunity to work with carbon fiber composites and now is the team’s composite lead. He believes that most critical part of leading a team is being aware of every team member’s needs and being a servant leader.
 John Enjoys playing trumpet in the S&T Orchestra and on weekends hiking or playing golf. He can be contacted by email at [mailto:jdspqd@mst.edu jdspqd@mst.edu]
-== Related Links ==
+[[Katherine Ramsay]]
-[[Missouri University of Science and Technology|Missouri University of Science & Technology]]
+[[Tim Buesking|Timothy Buesking]]
-[[Missouri University of Science and Technology Priorities|Missouri University of Science & Technolog Student Priorities]]
+[[Eric Fallon]]
-[[Tim Buesking|'''Timothy Buesking''']]
+[[Cori Hatley]]
-[[Eric Fallon|Eric Fallon]]
+[[John Schoeberle|Jon Schoeberle]]
-[[Cori Hatley|Cori Hatley]]
+[[Spencer Vogel]]
-'''John Schoeberle'''
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-[[Spencer Vogel|Spencer Vogel]]
+[[Josh Jetter]]
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