Penn State Altoona hosted its first Sea, Air and Land (SeAL) Challenge on Friday, April 12, 2019. Sponsored by the Office of Naval Research, the SeAL Challenge is a STEM program for high school students in which they tackle difficult engineering tasks that mimic missions encountered by the military, national security agencies, and first responders.
Student teams compete in the sea portion of the SeAL challenge on Friday, April 12 at Penn State Altoona.
Student teams compete in the land portion of the SeAL challenge on Friday, April 12 at Penn State Altoona.
Student teams compete in the sea portion of the SeAL challenge on Friday, April 12 at Penn State Altoona.
Student teams compete in the air portion of the SeAL challenge on Friday, April 12 at Penn State Altoona.
Student teams compete in the air portion of the SeAL challenge on Friday, April 12 at Penn State Altoona.
Student teams compete in the land portion of the SeAL challenge on Friday, April 12 at Penn State Altoona.
Students prep their drone for the air portion of the SeAL challenge on Friday, April 12 at Penn State Altoona.
Judges observe students competing in the land portion of the SeAL challenge on Friday, April 12 at Penn State Altoona.
