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International Observe the Moon Night What is International Observe the Moon Night? International Observe the Moon Night is a worldwide celebration one day each year, usually in September or October. Last year on October 5th the Power Hawks were fortunate enough to be invited by NASA to attend this event. At International Observe the Moon Night we had a blast. We can't wait to go back next year. This year was very special because it is the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 going to the moon. You can learn more about us going to the anniversary of that here. Every year thousands of schools, universities and scientists all come together to observe the moon one night a year. Once again thank you to NASA for inviting us to this amazing event. We can't wait to see you there next year.

About Power Hawks Robotics Power Hawks Robotics Club’s support currently reaches over 100 students across several FIRST FRC, FLL and FLL Jr. teams. These highly motivated students are equipped with skills to innovate, create and lead as they design and build robots to compete regionally and nationally. The Power Hawks Robotics is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization formed in 2021 and based in Edgewater, Maryland. The club is run by a Board of Directors that consist of volunteers with a wide range of professional backgrounds. The club’s mission is to inspire, support and mentor elementary to high school age youth in STEM and to equip them with the skills necessary to improve the world through competitive robotics. The Power Hawks Robotics implements its mission by acquiring funding in order to support for youth robotics teams based in Anne Arundel county, Maryland that participate in the For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) robotics program. FLL Power Cobras 2436 FLL Cobra Critters 2434 FLL Brick Hawks 1211 FLL Jr. 2222 FLL Jr. 2223 FLL Jr. 5638 FLL Jr. 5639 FLL Jr. 12943 FLL Jr. 18221 FLL Jr. 18222 FLL Jr. 18223 FRC Power Hawks 1111 Current FIRST teams supported by the Power Hawks Robotics are:

National Advocacy Conference What is the National Advocacy Conference? The Power Hawks are proud to have participated in the National Advocacy Conference for the past three years. The conference goal is to change culture to increasingly value STEM, and we must get our policy makers in our nation’s capitol on board, knowing about and supporting FIRST® and STEM in education. If we are not there telling them about our experiences, no one else is. This conference helps to train students and mentors to be prepared for for meetings with their Senators and members of Congress in their offices on Capitol Hill.

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Our Sponsors We are so grateful for all of the companies that have donated to support the team! NASA TITANIUM AACPS GOLD Cornfed George Enterprises, LLC GOLD DOD Stem SILVER Gene Haas Foundation SILVER Naptown Music Feast SILVER Maryland Space Business Roundtable SILVER Custom Software Systems SILVER Firefly Hollow Farm SILVER Inevity SILVER 727 Sailbags BRONZE Fairhaven School BRONZE Pilot Institute BRASS Your Logo could be here! Click here to view our Sponsorship packet.

Maryland Advocacy Conference (MDAC) What is the Maryland Advocacy Conference? In 2016, the Power Hawks (FRC 1111) lobbied the state government with the backing of Delegate Reznik to provide a state grant for robotics programs which was successfully passed into law. In 2018, FRC Teams 888 and 1111 wanted to lobby for more inclusion and a larger amount of funding, so the Power Hawks started MDAC for this purpose. With help from other FRC and FTC teams in the state, two bills were cross-filed in 2019 and again were successfully passed into law.

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