3-Point Thursday

• Leading the Crew: The airwaves are buzzing–Lynda Coffman ’86 landed her dream job as the new CEO of Women in Aviation, the world’s largest organization to advance women in aeronautics. Read more about her mission to encourage more women and girls to pursue careers in aviation and aerospace.   
  
  
• Centuries of History: This month marked the 247th anniversary of Mission Santa Clara de Asís’s founding in 1777. The Mission, which was the first of California’s 21 Missions to be named after a woman, has gone through several iterations before becoming the beautiful sanctuary that centers campus. Check out this picture of the Mission’s interior and think back to your favorite memories of it on campus!
  
  
• Who Needs Roads? Where do “Harry Potter” and “The Jetsons” intersect? Jim Dukhovny M.S. ’04, and his co-founders at Alef Aeronautics, are aiming to create an accessible, affordable car that also happens to take off vertically. Learn more about how this car would help with traffic, sustainability, and the housing crisis » 
  
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