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Stanford Student Space Initiative (SSI)

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The Stanford Student Space Initiative (SSI) is a completely student-run organization founded in 2013 with the mission of giving future leaders of the space industry the hands-on experience and broader insight they need to realize the next era of space development.

SSI is the largest project-based group on campus. We’re the gathering place for people who want to act on their interests in space. Since 2013, we’ve flown a zero gravity experiment with NASA, helped build multiple CubeSats, inspired 60 teams in 20 countries to launch high altitude balloons, certified over 30 students for high powered rocketry, hosted over 100 speakers at talks and conferences, been featured in media like Popular Science, and helped our members intern and work at top aerospace companies and organizations.

Over the next year, our teams will launch a suite of rockets designed to test novel [[Rockets|rocketry]] technologies and reprise our win at the [[Intercollegiate Rocketry Engineering Competition]], launch [[Satellites|Samwise]], our first 2U satellite, test a [[Mars]] autonomous rover, develop self-guiding and returning [[balloons]], and crystallize pharmaceuticals in [[Extreme Environments|microgravity]].

We invite you to join us.

[[Category:Stanford Space Initiative| ]]

Extreme Environments

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{{red-header|columns=7|size=160}} SSI Teams
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| [[Rockets]] [[File:RocketsIcon.png|link=Category:Rockets|90px]]
| [[Satellites]] [[File:SatelliteIcon.png|link=Category:Satellites|90px]]
| [[Balloons]] [[File:BalloonIcon.png|link=Category:High Altitude Balloons|90px]]
| [[Operations]] [[File:OperationsIcon.png|link=Category:Operations|90px]]
| [[Policy]] [[File:PolicyIcon.png|link=Category:Policy|90px]]
| [[Biology]] [[File:BiologyIcon.png|link=Category:Biology|90px]]
| [[Extreme Environments]] [[File:MarsIcon.png|link=Category:Extreme Environments|90px]]
|}

Category:Mars

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The ''SSI Mars team'' seeks to push the boundaries of crewed space missions and pave the way for permanent settlement of Mars and other celestial bodies. Our projects are centered on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_situ_resource_utilization in situ resource utilization] (ISRU), a broad group of technologies which make use of the scant resources on Mars for long-term surface missions. We turn Martian air and soil into fuel and concrete, eliminating the need to launch everything from Earth. At the same time, ISRU technologies can sustainably produce fuel and building materials for use on Earth, making our work a crucial step in fighting [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_change climate change]. If we learn to live on the Red Planet, we can also save the blue one!

Furthermore, we are developing technologies to help explore uncharted regions of Mars, such as the planet's [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martian_polar_ice_caps polar ice caps]. Through the Mars Polar Rover Team, we are building a rover that will make a journey across Antarctica to set course for the South Pole on Earth. This mission will serve as a template to one day reach the corresponding polar ice caps on Mars.

It's not just Martian technology that our team works on – we are also pursuing breakthroughs on the Moon. One of our newest projects, a partnership with aerospace company [https://astrolab.space Astrolab], aims to construct a prototype excavator to dig through [https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/atoms/files/05_1_snoble_thelunarregolith.pdf lunar regolith] for eventual human settlement and construction on the Moon.

{{nowrap|The current Mars co-leads are {{Leadership|Mars=true}}}}

The 2025-2026 Mars co-leads were Colin Crown and Arden Boshler Wiese.

The 2024-2025 Mars co-leads were Jack Liu and Sydney Leigh Bohles.

The 2023-2024 Mars co-leads were Jay Siskind and Will Neal-Boyd.

The 2022-2023 Mars co-leads were Jolene Lee and Jenny Kim.

The 2021-2022 Mars co-leads were Andrew Lesh and Kylie Holland.

The current faculty advisor for the Mars team is [https://cee.stanford.edu/people/michael-lepech Dr. Michael Lepech].
==Teams==
[[File:Polar Rover Prototype at First Testing Retreat.png|left|thumb|This early prototype rover's GPS capabilities were tested at the March 2023 team retreat in Portola Valley. |alt=|243x243px]]

'''MARS POLAR ROVER'''

The Mars Polar subteam is constructing an GPS-based autonomously-navigated rover to replicate driving conditions at the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martian_polar_ice_caps Martian polar ice caps] in order to guide future NASA exploration of Mars. The long term goal is to test the rover on an expedition across Antarctica to reach the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Pole Earth's South Pole]. Specifically, the rover will follow the charted [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Pole_Traverse South Pole Overland Traverse] from coastal [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McMurdo_Station McMurdo Research Station] to the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amundsen%E2%80%93Scott_South_Pole_Station Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station]. The subteam has already built two small prototype [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium_polymer_battery lithium polymer battery]-powered rovers with custom-designed snow tires and GPS navigational functionality via [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ArduPilot ArduPilot] software. In the next stage of rover prototyping, we aim to incorporate solar panels, a [https://www.starlink.com/ Starlink] installation for internet access for live control and video streaming, and a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lidar LiDAR] module for object avoidance and path planning.

The team's most recent newsletter as of May 31st, 2023, can be found [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VvZwXrIFKdYS2W_nLkxKdV_XsbOiWKyIfT9YEr1-bAs/edit here.]

'''MARS EUROPA'''

'''MARS MICRO-GRAVITY CRYSTALIZATION'''

== Prior Projects ==
[[File:Bricks Payload.png|thumb|The bricks payload is operated via a Raspberry Pi to control the injection of water into the soil composite mixture to create a solid building material.|alt=|220x220px]]

'''MARS BRICKS'''

The bricks subteam experiments with methods of turning Martian and lunar soil into building materials for habitats and other structures. The team works with [https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0950061821024855 biopolymer-bound soil composite (BSC)], which is made of soil, protein binder, and water. BSC has similar compressive strength as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portland_cement Portland cement concrete], the world’s most common construction material. While concrete production accounts for about 8% of global CO2 emissions, BSC provides a possible carbon-neutral alternative and is also easy to produce from Martian resources. The team created a payload to autonomously create these Martian bricks in 0g (aboard the ISS), 1g (resting on Earth), and 2g (continuously spinning in a centrifuge). After winning a NASA contract, our payload was sent to the [https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/main/index.html International Space Station] to test it's formation in 0g. You can learn more [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YAVmKYJ_OveaZ8SErLf6SCCOloECbddL/view?usp=sharing here.]

The team's most recent newsletter as of May 31st, 2023, can be found [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1skGbPGsTtTYo_auUtEarNrJxH0tcDeoltGQybplwCXk/edit?pli=1 here.]

'''IN SITU RESOURCE UTILIZATION (ISRU)'''

[[File:Excavator Drum Prototype.jpg|thumb|The rotating drum of the lunar excavator attachment in the process of having its teeth replaced for a new test run.]]

ISRU is focused on identifying sources of needed elements and materials from one’s immediate surroundings. For example, while the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martian_surface Martian surface] is barren and desolate, its carbon dioxide atmosphere provides a source of carbon and oxygen while subsurface water ice provides a source of oxygen and hydrogen. Using [https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/chemistry/electrocatalysis#:~:text=Electrocatalysis%20is%20a%20catalytic%20process,the%20overpotential%20of%20the%20reactions. electrocatalysis] powered by solar panels, these two sources allow for the formation of breathable O2, methane for fueling rocket engines, and carbon monoxide for syngas. Meanwhile, Martian soil can be used as an aggregate base for concrete as well as a source for sulfur and basaltic minerals, whose significance is described below in Mars Bricks.

'''MARS EXCAVATOR'''

The SSI Mars team is collaborating with [https://astrolab.space/ Astrolab], an aerospace company, to participate in NASA's [https://breaktheicechallenge.com/ Break the Ice Challenge] to develop technologies to extract lunar regolith and water. As it is difficult and expensive to transport construction materials from Earth to the moon, this excavator will dig up regolith on the moon to use as a construction material for the long-term sustainment of human life, following our team's theme of ISRU. The excavator takes up the form factor of a large toothed rotating drum attachment for a lunar rover. In order to test the excavator's effectiveness, we developed a concrete imitation of lunar regolith with similar physical and compressive qualities with help from Stanford's civil engineering faculty.

==HOW TO JOIN:==
Join SSI, hop on the slack, and join [https://ssi-teams.slack.com/archives/CJ8RJN4KS #mars], [https://ssi-teams.slack.com/archives/CP26XQU14 #mars-polar-rover], [https://ssi-teams.slack.com/archives/C09HBULDPEF #mars-0g-fab], and [https://ssi-teams.slack.com/archives/C06FFBCAJVB #mars-europa].

{{Nowrap|Feel free to ping {{Leadership|Mars=True}} if you have any questions or just want to chat!}}

Mars

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QB50 Discovery

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[[Category: Satellites]]
The satellite QB50 Discovery is currently under construction by Professor Kalman's SSDL laboratory. A number of SSI members have contributed to the project, including Jan Kolmas, Rishi Bedi, Thomas Teisberg, Iskender Kushan, Kirill Safin, and Andrew Milich. It will be launched in the multinational QB50 constellation of cubesats.

[https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/qbus-3.htm QBUS 3]

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QB50 Discovery

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[[Category: Satellites]]
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The satellite QB50 Discovery is currently under construction by Professor Kalman's SSDL laboratory. A number of SSI members have contributed to the project, including Jan Kolmas, Rishi Bedi, Thomas Teisberg, Iskender Kushan, Kirill Safin, and Andrew Milich. It will be launched in the multinational QB50 constellation of cubesats.

[https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/qbus-3.htm QBUS 3]

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SSI Online Resources

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Welcome. This page contains lists of software in common use within SSI, and links for more detailed information on the installation and license obtaining process and how-to-use.

Having trouble with anything here? Most of the resources linked have a dedicated slack channel, and if not, feel free to ask in {{slack-channel|ssit}} on the SSI slack.

==Computer Aided Design (CAD)==
===[https://www.autodesk.com/education/edu-software Autodesk Fusion]===

=== [https://www.onshape.com/en/education/ Onshape] ===

==Printed Circuitboard Design (PCB Design)==

=== [https://docs.kicad.org/10.0/en/getting_started_in_kicad/getting_started_in_kicad.html KiCad] ===

===GitHub (version control & release)===

==Code==
Personal preference. Many people like to use [https://code.visualstudio.com/download VS Code].

===Where we store code===
===GitHub===
[[Git and GitHub]]

==Simulation and Analysis==
===Ansys===
[[Ansys]]
===MATLAB===
[[MATLAB]]
===OpenRocket===
[[OpenRocket]]
===STK===
[[Systems Tool Kit]]
===FreeFlyer===
[https://www.mathworks.com/products/connections/product_detail/freeflyer.html FreeFlyer]

==Communication==
===[[Slack]]===
the lifeblood of SSI
===Zoom===
for formal meetings and events
==File Storage==

===SSI Shared Drive Folders===
google documents

===SSI [[Main Page|Wiki]] (aren't you here already?)===
high quality documentation, guides, and other things that we really don't want to be lost in the Google Drive

===SSI [https://www.youtube.com/@stanfordssi9702/videos YouTube] Channel===
videos of cool things

===SSI [https://ssi-photos.stanford.edu/ Photos Server]===
photos of cool things

===SSI Dashlane===
where we store passwords

===SSI Google Calendar===
how we plan events

==Don’t have Windows installed?==
Dual boot your Mac or Linux computer; or use

===SSI Windows Workstations===
[[Remote Windows Workstations]]

==Miscellaneous Open Source Software Recommendations==
===[https://www.drawio.com/ Draw.IO]===

==Miscellaneous Information==
===Sasha Server===
===Stanford Workgroups===

Operations Team

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Mcmatich:

Operations is home to organizational maintenance, sponsor relations, financial agreements, and public relations to protect and enhance the integrity, ethics, and uniqueness of SSI's aerospace technological developments. Operations members hone their professional skills and bridge SSI to the interdisciplinary aerospace community via outreach to graphic design and presentations. Operations is the nexus where technical acumen meets strategic execution, offering an unparalleled opportunity to navigate complex challenges in the versatile factors at the intersection of innovation and regulation. Our team manages substantial groups and budgets, renovating workspaces, enabling the spirit of research and advancement at SSI while garnering support from the top of the space industry.

Sponsorships and partnerships with industry leaders make thoughtful space innovation possible. SSI aspires to model this ethical development in our organization's behavior, and Operations is at the forefront of ensuring this culture is maintained. We have brought Charlie Bolden, the former administrator of NASA, and Gwynne Shotwell, the President of SpaceX, to Stanford SSI to advise our teams and efforts, among many other Operations endeavors that have and continue to form the backbone of SSI. The current '''Operations Lead''' is {{Leadership|Operations = true}}

SSI Operations consists of 6 subteams:

* Public Relations and Videography (PRV)
* Sponsorship and Finance Acquisition (SFA)
* Communications and Presentation (C&P)
* Event Planning and Execution (EPE)
* Workspace Management and Safety (WMS)

{{Nowrap|

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=== Public Relations & Videography (PRV) ===
Public Relations and Videography is the space community, sponsors, Stanford campus, and public's lens to SSI's efforts, events, and accomplishments. Besides managing our social media presence, alumni relations, news, and content creation, they are responsible for maintaining and furthering SSI's footprint within the space world through wide-reaching digital initiatives.

=== Sponsorship & Finance Acquisition (SFA) ===
Sponsorship and Finance Acquisition serves as the primary liaison with esteemed partners like Boeing, Autodesk, and Stanford, while continually engaging with new sponsors to bolster our innovation. They secure the financial resources necessary for development by navigating complex financial regulations and frameworks. Their strategic negotiations and partnerships not only fuel SSI's pioneering projects, but amplify our credibility and financial stability.

The Financial Officers (COs) are crucial in SFA as they expertly manage our substantial budget and serve as the primary interface with Stanford administrators and sponsoring companies. Their strategic financial oversights ensures seamless operations and supports SSI's continuous pursuit of exploration and growth.

=== Communications & Presentation (C&P) ===
Communications and Presentation is dedicated to crafting compelling and informative materials that articulate SSI's mission and achievements for internal and external use. C&P develops presentations, impact reports, and briefings that effectively educate and engage stakeholders in various settings, from outreach initiatives to board meetings. Their work enhances SSI's visibility and ensures our goals resonate clearly and persuasively with both current and potential partners.

=== Event Planning & Execution (EPE) ===
Event Planning and Execution is pivotal in shaping the club's community and culture by orchestrating dynamic events that strengthen SSI's cohesion and outreach. From spring retreats to large-scale gatherings to onboarding, this team plans and executes events that enhance the SSI experience and community, playing a crucial role in fostering lasting connections among future leaders in space.

=== Workspace Management & Safety (WMS) ===
Workspace Management and Safety maintains and safeguards SSI's resources and members; responsible for managing a machine shop, cultivating an indoor herb garden, and adorning our 60-foot-tall bunker with inspiring space-themed murals, WMS transforms our designated areas into hubs of creativity and efficiency. Safety protocols are rigorously developed and implemented to ensure all activities, from handling dry ice to rocket launches, are conducted securely, preventing injuries and fostering a safe working environment. Additional, the SSIT segment of WMS is crucial to managing the organization's technological backbone by keeping our Wiki, website, and all digital infrastructure operational for the seamless function of all SSI's activities.

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Operations Team

2025-03-31T07:44:22Z

Mcmatich:

Operations is home to organizational maintenance, sponsor relations, financial agreements, and public relations to protect and enhance the integrity, ethics, and uniqueness of SSI's aerospace technological developments. Operations members hone their professional skills and bridge SSI to the interdisciplinary aerospace community via outreach to graphic design and presentations. Operations is the nexus where technical acumen meets strategic execution, offering an unparalleled opportunity to navigate complex challenges in the versatile factors at the intersection of innovation and regulation. Our team manages substantial groups and budgets, renovating workspaces, enabling the spirit of research and advancement at SSI while garnering support from the top of the space industry.

Sponsorships and partnerships with industry leaders make thoughtful space innovation possible. SSI aspires to model this ethical development in our organization's behavior, and Operations is at the forefront of ensuring this culture is maintained. We have brought Charlie Bolden, the former administrator of NASA, and Gwynne Shotwell, the President of SpaceX, to Stanford SSI to advise our teams and efforts, among many other Operations endeavors that have and continue to form the backbone of SSI. The current '''Operations Lead''' is {{Leadership|Satellites = true}}

SSI Operations consists of 6 subteams:

* Public Relations and Videography (PRV)
* Sponsorship and Finance Acquisition (SFA)
* Communications and Presentation (C&P)
* Event Planning and Execution (EPE)
* Workspace Management and Safety (WMS)

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=== Public Relations & Videography (PRV) ===
Public Relations and Videography is the space community, sponsors, Stanford campus, and public's lens to SSI's efforts, events, and accomplishments. Besides managing our social media presence, alumni relations, news, and content creation, they are responsible for maintaining and furthering SSI's footprint within the space world through wide-reaching digital initiatives.

=== Sponsorship & Finance Acquisition (SFA) ===
Sponsorship and Finance Acquisition serves as the primary liaison with esteemed partners like Boeing, Autodesk, and Stanford, while continually engaging with new sponsors to bolster our innovation. They secure the financial resources necessary for development by navigating complex financial regulations and frameworks. Their strategic negotiations and partnerships not only fuel SSI's pioneering projects, but amplify our credibility and financial stability.

The Financial Officers (COs) are crucial in SFA as they expertly manage our substantial budget and serve as the primary interface with Stanford administrators and sponsoring companies. Their strategic financial oversights ensures seamless operations and supports SSI's continuous pursuit of exploration and growth.

=== Communications & Presentation (C&P) ===
Communications and Presentation is dedicated to crafting compelling and informative materials that articulate SSI's mission and achievements for internal and external use. C&P develops presentations, impact reports, and briefings that effectively educate and engage stakeholders in various settings, from outreach initiatives to board meetings. Their work enhances SSI's visibility and ensures our goals resonate clearly and persuasively with both current and potential partners.

=== Event Planning & Execution (EPE) ===
Event Planning and Execution is pivotal in shaping the club's community and culture by orchestrating dynamic events that strengthen SSI's cohesion and outreach. From spring retreats to large-scale gatherings to onboarding, this team plans and executes events that enhance the SSI experience and community, playing a crucial role in fostering lasting connections among future leaders in space.

=== Workspace Management & Safety (WMS) ===
Workspace Management and Safety maintains and safeguards SSI's resources and members; responsible for managing a machine shop, cultivating an indoor herb garden, and adorning our 60-foot-tall bunker with inspiring space-themed murals, WMS transforms our designated areas into hubs of creativity and efficiency. Safety protocols are rigorously developed and implemented to ensure all activities, from handling dry ice to rocket launches, are conducted securely, preventing injuries and fostering a safe working environment. Additional, the SSIT segment of WMS is crucial to managing the organization's technological backbone by keeping our Wiki, website, and all digital infrastructure operational for the seamless function of all SSI's activities.

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Operations Team

2025-03-31T07:39:09Z

Mcmatich:

Operations is home to organizational maintenance, sponsor relations, financial agreements, and public relations to protect and enhance the integrity, ethics, and uniqueness of SSI's aerospace technological developments. Operations members hone their professional skills and bridge SSI to the interdisciplinary aerospace community via outreach to graphic design and presentations. Operations is the nexus where technical acumen meets strategic execution, offering an unparalleled opportunity to navigate complex challenges in the versatile factors at the intersection of innovation and regulation. Our team manages substantial groups and budgets, renovating workspaces, enabling the spirit of research and advancement at SSI while garnering support from the top of the space industry.

Sponsorships and partnerships with industry leaders make thoughtful space innovation possible. SSI aspires to model this ethical development in our organization's behavior, and Operations is at the forefront of ensuring this culture is maintained. We have brought Charlie Bolden, the former administrator of NASA, and Gwynne Shotwell, the President of SpaceX, to Stanford SSI to advise our teams and efforts, among many other Operations endeavors that have and continue to form the backbone of SSI. The current '''Operations Lead''' is '''[https://ssi-teams.slack.com/team/U05U90FVDST Ria Bahadur].'''

SSI Operations consists of 6 subteams:

* Public Relations and Videography (PRV)
* Sponsorship and Finance Acquisition (SFA)
* Communications and Presentation (C&P)
* Event Planning and Execution (EPE)
* Workspace Management and Safety (WMS)

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}}

=== Public Relations & Videography (PRV) ===
Public Relations and Videography is the space community, sponsors, Stanford campus, and public's lens to SSI's efforts, events, and accomplishments. Besides managing our social media presence, alumni relations, news, and content creation, they are responsible for maintaining and furthering SSI's footprint within the space world through wide-reaching digital initiatives.

=== Sponsorship & Finance Acquisition (SFA) ===
Sponsorship and Finance Acquisition serves as the primary liaison with esteemed partners like Boeing, Autodesk, and Stanford, while continually engaging with new sponsors to bolster our innovation. They secure the financial resources necessary for development by navigating complex financial regulations and frameworks. Their strategic negotiations and partnerships not only fuel SSI's pioneering projects, but amplify our credibility and financial stability.

The Financial Officers (COs) are crucial in SFA as they expertly manage our substantial budget and serve as the primary interface with Stanford administrators and sponsoring companies. Their strategic financial oversights ensures seamless operations and supports SSI's continuous pursuit of exploration and growth.

=== Communications & Presentation (C&P) ===
Communications and Presentation is dedicated to crafting compelling and informative materials that articulate SSI's mission and achievements for internal and external use. C&P develops presentations, impact reports, and briefings that effectively educate and engage stakeholders in various settings, from outreach initiatives to board meetings. Their work enhances SSI's visibility and ensures our goals resonate clearly and persuasively with both current and potential partners.

=== Event Planning & Execution (EPE) ===
Event Planning and Execution is pivotal in shaping the club's community and culture by orchestrating dynamic events that strengthen SSI's cohesion and outreach. From spring retreats to large-scale gatherings to onboarding, this team plans and executes events that enhance the SSI experience and community, playing a crucial role in fostering lasting connections among future leaders in space.

=== Workspace Management & Safety (WMS) ===
Workspace Management and Safety maintains and safeguards SSI's resources and members; responsible for managing a machine shop, cultivating an indoor herb garden, and adorning our 60-foot-tall bunker with inspiring space-themed murals, WMS transforms our designated areas into hubs of creativity and efficiency. Safety protocols are rigorously developed and implemented to ensure all activities, from handling dry ice to rocket launches, are conducted securely, preventing injuries and fostering a safe working environment. Additional, the SSIT segment of WMS is crucial to managing the organization's technological backbone by keeping our Wiki, website, and all digital infrastructure operational for the seamless function of all SSI's activities.

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Template:Leadership

2025-03-31T07:37:50Z

Mcmatich: Updated for 25-26 leadership class

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{{#vardefine:Mars_1_sunet|ccrown}}
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{{#vardefine:Mars_2_name|Arden Boshler Wiese}}
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{{#vardefine:Operations_1_name|Lawton Skaling}}
{{#vardefine:Policy_1_sunet|jalmeida}}
{{#vardefine:Policy_1_name|Jhonny Almeida}}
{{#vardefine:Policy_2_sunet|nishikel}}
{{#vardefine:Policy_2_name|Nishi Kelkar}}
{{#vardefine:Rockets_1_sunet|jjackie}}
{{#vardefine:Rockets_1_name|Jackie Peña}}
{{#vardefine:Rockets_2_sunet|ddortiz}}
{{#vardefine:Rockets_2_name|Diego Ortiz}}
{{#vardefine:Satellites_1_sunet|mcmatich}}
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{{#vardefine:Satellites_2_sunet|kaitlyn5}}
{{#vardefine:Satellites_2_name|Kaitlyn Leitherer}}
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{{#vardefine:Satellites_3_name|Lundeen Cahilly}}
{{#vardefine:FO_1_sunet|nataban}}
{{#vardefine:FO_1_name|Natalia Banciella}}
{{#vardefine:FO_2_sunet|kendall8}}
{{#vardefine:FO_2_name|Joshua Kendall}}
{{#vardefine:IT_1_sunet|mcmatich}}
{{#vardefine:IT_1_name|Mason Matich}}
{{#vardefine:Safety_1_sunet|newpomax}}
{{#vardefine:Safety_1_name|Leo Glikbarg}}
{{#vardefine:Safety_2_sunet|branjz}}
{{#vardefine:Safety_2_name|Brandon Zhang}}
{{#vardefine:Workspace_1_sunet|mbfly}}
{{#vardefine:Workspace_1_name|Matthew Nguyen}}
{{#vardefine:Workspace_2_sunet|amyh26}}
{{#vardefine:Workspace_2_name|Amy Hoang}}
{{#vardefine:Website_1_sunet|mcmatich}}
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{{#if:{{{Presidents|}}}|{{#vardefine:Current|President}}{{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:{{#var:Current}}_1_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:{{#var:Current}}_1_name}}}} and {{slack-user|sunet-id={{#var:{{#var:Current}}_2_sunet}}|display-name={{#var:{{#var:Current}}_2_name}}}}}}
{{#if:{{{Balloons|}}}|{{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:Balloons_1_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:Balloons_1_name}}}} and {{slack-user|sunet-id={{#var:Balloons_2_sunet}}|display-name={{#var:Balloons_2_name}}}}}}
{{#if:{{{Biology|}}}|{{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:Biology_1_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:Biology_1_name}}}} and {{slack-user|sunet-id={{#var:Biology_2_sunet}}|display-name={{#var:Biology_2_name}}}}}}
{{#if:{{{Mars|}}}|{{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:Mars_1_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:Mars_1_name}}}} and {{slack-user|sunet-id={{#var:Mars_2_sunet}}|display-name={{#var:Mars_2_name}}}}}}
{{#if:{{{Operations|}}}|{{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:Operations_1_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:Operations_1_name}}}} }}
{{#if:{{{Policy|}}}|{{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:Policy_1_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:Policy_1_name}}}} and {{slack-user|sunet-id={{#var:Policy_2_sunet}}|display-name={{#var:Policy_2_name}}}}}}
{{#if:{{{Rockets|}}}|{{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:Rockets_1_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:Rockets_1_name}}}} and {{slack-user|sunet-id={{#var:Rockets_2_sunet}}|display-name={{#var:Rockets_2_name}}}}}}
{{#if:{{{Satellites|}}}|{{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:Satellites_1_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:Satellites_1_name}}}} and {{slack-user|sunet-id={{#var:Satellites_2_sunet}}|display-name={{#var:Satellites_2_name}}}} and {{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:Satellites_3_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:Satellites_3_name}}}} }}
{{#if:{{{Everyone|}}}|
==Presidents==
:* {{slack-user|sunet-id={{#var:President_1_sunet}}|display-name={{#var:President_1_name}}}} and {{slack-user|sunet-id={{#var:President_2_sunet}}|display-name={{#var:President_2_name}}}}
==Balloons Leads==
:* {{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:Balloons_1_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:Balloons_1_name}}}} and {{slack-user|sunet-id={{#var:Balloons_2_sunet}}|display-name={{#var:Balloons_2_name}}}}
==Biology Leads==
:* {{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:Biology_1_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:Biology_1_name}}}} and {{slack-user|sunet-id={{#var:Biology_2_sunet}}|display-name={{#var:Biology_2_name}}}}
==Mars Leads==
:* {{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:Mars_1_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:Mars_1_name}}}} and {{slack-user|sunet-id={{#var:Mars_2_sunet}}|display-name={{#var:Mars_2_name}}}}
==Operations Leads==
:* {{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:Operations_1_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:Operations_1_name}}}}
==Policy Leads==
:* {{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:Policy_1_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:Policy_1_name}}}} and {{slack-user|sunet-id={{#var:Policy_2_sunet}}|display-name={{#var:Policy_2_name}}}}
==Rockets Leads==
:* {{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:Rockets_1_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:Rockets_1_name}}}} and {{slack-user|sunet-id={{#var:Rockets_2_sunet}}|display-name={{#var:Rockets_2_name}}}}
==Satellites Leads==
:* {{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:Satellites_1_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:Satellites_1_name}}}} and {{slack-user|sunet-id={{#var:Satellites_2_sunet}}|display-name={{#var:Satellites_2_name}}}} and {{slack-user|sunet-id={{#var:Satellites_3_sunet}}|display-name={{#var:Satellites_3_name}}}}
==Financial Officers==
:* {{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:FO_1_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:FO_1_name}}}} and {{slack-user|sunet-id={{#var:FO_2_sunet}}|display-name={{#var:FO_2_name}}}}
==IT Lead==
:* {{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:IT_1_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:IT_1_name}}}}
==Safety Leads==
:* {{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:Safety_1_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:Safety_1_name}}}} and {{slack-user|sunet-id={{#var:Safety_2_sunet}}|display-name={{#var:Safety_2_name}}}}
==Workspace Leads==
:* {{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:Workspace_1_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:Workspace_1_name}}}} and {{slack-user|sunet-id={{#var:Workspace_2_sunet}}|display-name={{#var:Workspace_2_name}}}}
==Website Leads==
:* {{slack-user|sunet-id = {{#var:Website_1_sunet}}|display-name = {{#var:Website_1_name}}}} and {{slack-user|sunet-id={{#var:Website_2_sunet}}|display-name={{#var:Website_2_name}}}}}}}}
<nowiki/></onlyinclude>

To use, copy the code below into the desired page, populating the fields that you wish to be displayed (with any text that you want) and feel free to leave the other fields blank or remove.

<nowiki>
{{Leadership
| Everyone =
| Presidents =
| Balloons =
| Biology =
| Mars =
| Operations =
| Policy =
| Rockets =
| Satellites =
}}</nowiki>

An example of proper usage is shown here:

<nowiki>
{{Leadership
| Everyone = true
| Presidents =
| Balloons =
| Biology =
| Mars =
| Operations =
| Policy =
| Rockets =
| Satellites =
}}</nowiki>

or, if you only want the Satellites leads you could do:

<nowiki>
{{Leadership
| Satellites = true
}}</nowiki>

[[Category: Templates]]
<nowiki/>

One downside is that you need to wrap any text that includes this template with nowrap if you want the coleads' names to appear inline with the text.

<nowiki>
{{nowrap|{{Leadership|Satellites=true}}}}
</nowiki>

=Updating this page=

To change the leadership template edit the source of this page. For "SUNet" you actually need to put the first part of the leadership member's email address that they _first_ used to register on slack. I.e., if they registered with a gmail first, and then changed to a Stanford email later, then you need to put the part before the @ of their original gmail account.