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in order to support international space

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station we're constantly having to build

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new hardware to send to space but as

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well we need to make training hardware

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on the ground

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so we ask ourselves what if we got high

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school students to build this training

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hardware

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and get them out of the textbook give

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them some hands-on

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lessons to work with

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and by doing that we'll be inspiring the

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next generation of students

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so that's when we decided to create

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hunch punch goes to the local high

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schools partners with the high schools

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and gives these students opportunities

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to design build hardware that'll fly in

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space will be used for training hardware

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on the ground students did the design

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and engineering the cad drafting the 3d

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print prototyping the machining the

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procurement of the hardware all that's

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done by high school students to get this

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article the flying space

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from the quality perspective the

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students have exceeded all of our

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expectations the hardware we're getting

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in is is top notch

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this program

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actually helps them focus into the

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engineering of the stem fields i've been

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teaching for 23 years i've never seen

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anything that even remotely compares to

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having the the type of impact on

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students that hunch has had absolutely

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phenomenal

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working with the horns program we

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fabricated training hardware for the iss

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i created and designed interactive

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simulations we're making a mexican faela

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and hopefully gets chosen to go to the

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international space station from the

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hunch program i've learned how to use

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autocad we're learning a lot of teamwork

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i've definitely gained some

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communication skills we're learning more

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about food science technology but

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everything basically doing this it gives

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them a confidence that i don't think

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they would have had to that level before

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this

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maybe maybe i would actually be able to

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be an engineer it was never something

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that i

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thought that much about

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then i was working on this stuff

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that went to space

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and i couldn't think of anything more

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exciting and i still can't

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it's a pretty cool thing to be able to

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tell other people or family when you go

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visit that i work with nasa programs

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i mean i told everybody like literally

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everybody we have an opportunity here

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for for them that is

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unbelievable it's kind of like getting a

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masters at age 16. they truly have moved

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on to a level they wouldn't have

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approached or wouldn't reach i believe

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without this program and without the

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international space station before the

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hunch program i really was just a c

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student with no direction in my life and

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since then i've been on the dean's list

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for the past four years and will be

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transferring to pursue mechanical

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engineering it really helped me find my

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passion for aerospace hunch program gave

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me my career the impact on their lives

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has been amazing

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they're more successful they're more

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driven they're more determined

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they know they can't achieve and that's

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all i think through this program through