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Camille Eddy

Mechanical Engineering Student @ BSU
STEM Education

Camille Eddy is currently in her senior year studying Mechanical Engineering at Boise State University leading an active lifestyle of student leadership.

After taking an interest in space science she led several programs involved in research in space, including the NASA Microgravity Undergraduate Research program during her second year, where she worked closely with former astronaut Barbara Morgan.

Other programs included the Space Broncos who accomplished a downlink with International Space Station and later a research grant from the Miles Undergraduate Research Initiative where she studied Augmented Reality. At the end of her second year she accepted an internship at HP and began developing robotics in the Robot Development Lab. She then advanced to an internship this summer at HP Inc’s headquarters in Palo Alto, California as a Machine Learning Intern building a new generation of smart robotics.

Camille has continued to spark the conversation about diversity at her school and in the community through writing and social media as well as supporting her friends and other student groups at Boise State.

My Sessions

Student Innovation in Space Research

Main Stage

A talk on how students from high school to undergraduate that are contributing to space research outside of labs. By taking advantage of an array of programs offered by NASA at this level and starting new programs in partnership with NASA. In this way students begin to take on roles that expose them to even […]

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