Morgan Gregg Email & Phone Number

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Chosen to lead the Georgia Tech chapter of Women of Aeronautics and Astronautics to help promote participation, assessibility, and community for our members. Through this position I plan and organize professional, networking, and social events for 100+ members with the institute given annual budget. I direct event logistics, including promotions, catering, and venue bookings for high attendee satisfaction. I also build partnerships by collaborating with other student organizations, industry… Show more Chosen to lead the Georgia Tech chapter of Women of Aeronautics and Astronautics to help promote participation, assessibility, and community for our members. Through this position I plan and organize professional, networking, and social events for 100+ members with the institute given annual budget. I direct event logistics, including promotions, catering, and venue bookings for high attendee satisfaction. I also build partnerships by collaborating with other student organizations, industry professionals, and the national WoAA chapter to expand the organization's visibilty. - Planned semester kick-off and promotion to increase total members by 25+ women- Worked closely with AeroAfroAstro to collaborate on company information sessions Show less

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Chosen to help promote WoAA's initiative to support and empower women and gender minorities in Aerospace by leading our push to give our members career and networking opportunities. - Created direct lines of communication between WoAA and aerospace companies to plan and execute 15+ company information sessions.- Increased member participation in career networking events from 10 to 20+ people registered per session.- Assisted in planning the Women in Aerospace day hosted by the… Show more Chosen to help promote WoAA's initiative to support and empower women and gender minorities in Aerospace by leading our push to give our members career and networking opportunities. - Created direct lines of communication between WoAA and aerospace companies to plan and execute 15+ company information sessions.- Increased member participation in career networking events from 10 to 20+ people registered per session.- Assisted in planning the Women in Aerospace day hosted by the Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering by organizing 20+ volunteers from WoAA Show less

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Part of the Space System Design Laboratory (SSDL) working on mission operations for the Virtual Super-Resolution Optics Using Reconfigurable Swarms (VISORS) dual 6U CubeSat mission.- Developing comprehensive mission operations plan- Creating data management plan with four ground stations across the United States- Writing spacecraft anomaly procedures and the risk management plan

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Part of a team that assists students and other makerspace users with operating machinery, trains users on specific tools, and hosts creative engineering workshop events. Involved in the optimization committee, which aims to improve the space for all users through organizational upgrades and machine maintenance.- Ran solder and electronics station trainings for users- Helped create and maintain inventory list for 200+ items in the space

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Working with a group of students dedicated to designing and manufacturing the first two-stage collegiate rocket to reach the Karman Line. Aiding in this endeavor through work with COTS avionics, custom PCBs, ground systems, testing, and integration.- Manufactured and coded the first arduino nano controlled protoboard used to deploy the recovery systems in the first drop tests the club successfully completed. This test involved dropping a model of our sustainer from a plane flying at 15,000… Show more Working with a group of students dedicated to designing and manufacturing the first two-stage collegiate rocket to reach the Karman Line. Aiding in this endeavor through work with COTS avionics, custom PCBs, ground systems, testing, and integration.- Manufactured and coded the first arduino nano controlled protoboard used to deploy the recovery systems in the first drop tests the club successfully completed. This test involved dropping a model of our sustainer from a plane flying at 15,000 ft to validate the rocket's recovery systems.- Aided in integration of BPN energetic powder to test articles and final rocket for recovery system deployment. - Authored documentation for integration procedures used to pack recovery systems Show less

Atlanta Metropolitan Area, Georgia, United States

Led high level design and manufacturing of auxiliary avionics hardware and software for two one-stage rockets with 150,000 and 30,000 ft nominal apogees. The team I led developed these systems with the goal of eventually reusing them for the club's future space shot mission. - Designed and manufactured the club's first rocket umbilical capable of controlled area network (CAN) communication, boost detection, and powering the flight computer during the rocket's time on the pad- Managed… Show more Led high level design and manufacturing of auxiliary avionics hardware and software for two one-stage rockets with 150,000 and 30,000 ft nominal apogees. The team I led developed these systems with the goal of eventually reusing them for the club's future space shot mission. - Designed and manufactured the club's first rocket umbilical capable of controlled area network (CAN) communication, boost detection, and powering the flight computer during the rocket's time on the pad- Managed team of students developing a custom mission control user interface using Grafana and PyQT to improve data aquisition and display during flight and recovery operations. - Utilized Altium to design and build a custom PCB for drop testing, improving upon my previous designs to better conduct the testing of recovery systems in a safe manner. Show less

Cornelius, North Carolina, United States

North Carolina, United States

Bachelor'S Degree, Aerospace, Aeronautical And Astronautical Engineering, Third Year

Activities and Societies: Georgia Tech Experimental Rocketry, Ramblin' Rocket Club, Women of Aeronautics and Astronautics (WoAA), American.

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: National Honors Society, National Technical Honors Society, National Science Honors Society, Women in STEM.