All of our alumni thus far have gone on to college, most of them into an engineering discipline.
- Virginia Tech - Electrical Engineering
- University of Michigan - Aeronautic
- Cal Poly Ponoma - Physics/EE? (I forget what he decided on)
- Virginia Tech - Engineering (Mech... I think)
- Rensselaer - Triple major Math/Aero/Mechanical (His nickname was "the team")
- Virginia Tech - Engineering (I have no idea what field)
- Hartford - Cinema
- University of Kentucky - Undecided
- Earlham - Not engineering
We are student run, with some fields being done entirely by students. Programming/Electrical have never had any mentor involvement, other than "Hey, your code is making the motors turn the wrong way!"
. Mechanical has seen significantly more mentor involvement. In the end, the robot is designed by the collective, with input being considered regardless of it's source.