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[[File:UY3A6850111UY3A6850.jpg|thumb]]I am a current first-year freshman at Wichita State University pursuing a bachelor's degree in aerospace engineering. I grew up in Raymore, MO (Kansas City area) and attended the Ray-Pec Scholl District. During this time, I was heavily involved with golf and soccer, while also partaking in many clubs and organizations that my school offered. At age 16, I was employed as a busser at a local restaurant known as Jack Stack BBQ. I stayed there for the remainder of my high school career, and only resigned when I had to leave for college.

At I am a sophomore attending Wichita StateUniversity pursuing a degree in aerospace engineering with a minor in entrepreneurship. I am originally from Kansas City, MO and hope to one day work for a small start-up in a technology-related field. Currently, I am employed part-time at FirePoint Innovations, which is a company headquartered on WSU's main campus. We are tasked with interfacing with Army officials on current member research projects including autonomous drone teaming, technology transfer and more. I originally became a fellow in the Spring of 2018, encouraged to do so by my older fellows at my school. Some of the American Institute past projects I have been a part of Aeronautics include facilitating design thinking workshops, the 32 Second Challenge project, and Astronautics, Engineering Councilattending regional meetups at other universities. At Wichita State, I am the current president and co-founder of the Fairmount Flying Shocker Quad Club, a drone racing and building club on campus. Due In this club, we teach interested students how to my interests in aerospaceconstruct their own homemade quadcopters and fly them using First-related mattersPerson View (FPV) technology. Future plans include networking with other similar clubs at other campuses and hosting races for members, as well as the public, to enjoy. I am also pursuing a Private Pilot's License during an ACE engineering coach for incoming freshman to the college of engineering. I provide my experiences and guidance to my mentees as they adjust to college careerlife and academics. Apart from extracurricular activities, I consider myself as a hobbyist. I enjoy making small circuitry items, such as drones and electric longboards, as well as learning techniques of manufacturing at the local makerspace, GoCreate. My hobbies include watching all At the makerspace, we have state-of -the home basketball games at WSU-art tools including, laser engravers, woodworking tools, 3D printers, large-format media printers, a water jet, finding shows on Netflix to watchCNC machines, and racing homemade dronesmore.  You can check out my FaceBook page and connect with me [https://www.facebook.com/spencer.lueckenotto here].