Lab Phone Number
(814) 867-2256
Faculty Director
Dr. Sven Bilénsbilen@psu.edu
(814) 863-1526
213N Hammond Bldg
University Park, PA 16802
Student Programs Manager
Brian Schratzschratz@psu.edu
(814) 441-0820
332 Electrical Engineering East
University Park, PA 16802
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Get Involved!
SSPL could not continue without the dedication of countless students, the guidance of faculty, and the generous support of our sponsors. To become involved in SSPL, whether your are a student, faculty, or potential sponsor, this page will guide you to the appropriate point of contact.
Beginning of Semester Information Sessions
Spring 2008 Information Session: Occurred on Jan 23
Traditionally SSPL hosts an info session some time in the first two weeks of each semester. The time and place will be announced on the College of Engineering E-News, the SSPL List-Serve (see below), and this web page.
SSPL Student Listserve
The SSPL list-serve is an excellent way to stay informed about the current SSPL projects and opportunities available to students and ways to get involved. The list-serve is primarily used for three reasons:
- To distribute periodic state-of-the-lab newsletters
- To announce needs and positions within SSPL projects
- To announce scholarships and employment (full-time and coop/internship) opportunities
To subscribe to the SSPL student list-serve, please send a blank email to: L-SSPL-subscribe-request@lists.psu.edu. You can unsubscribe at any time.
SSPL Public Listserve
The public list-serve distributes much less frequent messages--typically only announcements of local SSPL public events and semi-annual newsletters. This is geared mostly to alumni and prospective students.
To subscribe to the SSPL student list-serve, please send a blank email to: L-SSPL-Public-subscribe-request@lists.psu.edu. You can unsubscribe at any time.
Group Meeting Times (Spring 2008)
A good way to become involved is to simply show up to one of our projects' meetings. The times, locations, and contact information is below for the active flight projects. Our projects almost always have tasks for new students from first-year students through seniors and graduate students.
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General Questions: Brian Schratz