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From: "D. Olson" <deolson@u.washington.edu>
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cc: cegrads@u.washington.edu, Phillip Dunston <pdunston@u.washington.edu>
Subject: Lunar Construction Contest recruitment
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This is just another reminder that the Lunar Construction Contest design
team is still searching for a few more CIVEs interested in helping our
team defend our first place title from the last competition held in 1996.

The next competition is being held in Albuquerque, New Mexico this April
and is jointly sponsored by ASCE and the National Aeronautics and Space
Administration (NASA).  Participating teams are responsible for the
design, fabrication and demonstration of a 1/12 scale engineered system
for utilizing lunar soil to provide radiation shielding and meteorite
impact protection for a lunar habitat.

As a perk for your teamwork, undergrads can earn DESIGN CREDITS each
quarter for participating on the Lunar design team. If interested in
joining the Lunar team, contact Doug Olson (deolson@u.washington.edu) or
Professor Dunston (pdunston@u.washington.edu). 

Thanks,

Doug Olson
Lunar Team Leader

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