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| − | Caylee Prater is a 2019 Fellow candidate from Western Michigan University. She is currently | + | Caylee Prater is a 2019 Fellow candidate from Western Michigan University (WMU). Caylee moved to Kalamazoo, from Jackson, Michigan, to pursue her passions for engineering and astronomy. She is currently studying Aerospace Engineering with the intent for minors in physics and astronomy. After graduation Caylee hopes to find a career in the aerospace technician field or as a mission specialist on aircrafts that are spacebound upon her departure . |
| − | + | In her pursuit of these passions Caylee became the social media director and financial advisor for Western Michigan's Innovation Club, which deals with the promotion of the club and the engagement with the students; a club that gives students chances to bring their grand ideas to life. She also volunteers in the Makerspace on campus to help support the Innovation Club and allow students to explore their ideas further with the resources that the space has. | |
| − | Caylee is looking forward to being able to expand her social sphere of innovative students with the innovation fellows | + | Caylee is looking forward to being able to expand her social sphere of innovative students with the innovation fellows so she can maximize her resources for future projects. |
Latest revision as of 21:38, 17 October 2019
Caylee Prater is a 2019 Fellow candidate from Western Michigan University (WMU). Caylee moved to Kalamazoo, from Jackson, Michigan, to pursue her passions for engineering and astronomy. She is currently studying Aerospace Engineering with the intent for minors in physics and astronomy. After graduation Caylee hopes to find a career in the aerospace technician field or as a mission specialist on aircrafts that are spacebound upon her departure .
In her pursuit of these passions Caylee became the social media director and financial advisor for Western Michigan's Innovation Club, which deals with the promotion of the club and the engagement with the students; a club that gives students chances to bring their grand ideas to life. She also volunteers in the Makerspace on campus to help support the Innovation Club and allow students to explore their ideas further with the resources that the space has.
Caylee is looking forward to being able to expand her social sphere of innovative students with the innovation fellows so she can maximize her resources for future projects.
