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==SSCL Today==

[[File:ssclspace.jpg|thumb|left|Mission Control area for HABET Flights]]

In 2007 the SSOL was changed to the Space Systems and Controls Lab as new leadership took over, and to reflect some of the changes the lab had undergone. The SSCL continues with a focus in space systems and has expanded to several new areas. The SSCL still has a strong emphasis inon [[student]] involvement both with projects and with leadership in the lab. PresentlyCurrently, the lab has 4 core projects, two active research projects, several capstone projects and well over 50 students involved from [[Electrical engineering|Electrical]], [[Aerospace engineering|Aerospace]], and [[Mechanical Engineering]], as well as students outside the [[College of Engineering]]. The lab is managed by Matthew Nelson, staff within the Aerospace Engineering department and is the Director of Engineering and Operations for the lab. Funding for the lab is from the Aerospace Engineering department, [[Funding of science|research grants]] and private donations.

==SSCL Projects==