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General Information of the @Team AVIATION CLUBS General Information of the @Team Our Mission Our Vision The @Team has come together with The @Team underlines that everyone the aim of developing projects at can seek their own future in the skies, home and around the world, reflecting with our team profile proving that its passion for aviation and space, the aviation industry can appeal to with a team profile that proves that people from all disciplines regardless and encourage new creative ideas the aviation industry can appeal to of their field of training, and at the and new collaborations through an people from all disciplines, regardless same time, we aim to inspire fellow appropriate inspiring environment of their field of training. students with our ideas and projects, where are ideas free to soar. Aviation and Space Clubs Publicity Project Mission In Aviation Turkey magazine, the new collaborations at home and industry by addressing the aviators of Aviation and Space Clubs Publicity around the world by developing global future and aviation & space lovers, in Project, designed by the @Team, aims relations between such clubs and to order to contribute to the recognition to support the activities of relevant directly reach student clubs that are of such clubs worldwide. clubs, prepare an environment for an important part of the aviation General Introduction of the @Team Hi All! students and help them to become look forward to inspiring our fellow productive individuals, exploring their students, whom we will reach out to We’re three young people who have innovative ideas. The overall objective with our ideas and projects, and we hearts beating in tune with aviation, of this project is to support the are eager to encourage new creative and we’re up to something exciting! activities of aviation and space clubs, ideas and new collaborations in an Our mission, which brings us together to develop global relations between inspiring environment where our ideas in the footsteps of our mentor Can these types of clubs and to prepare are free to soar. Erel, is to develop projects at home the environment for new connections and around the world and to create It is not possible to walk alone on and collaborations at home and cooperation within the industry, this journey, and our aim is not just around the world. We aspire to directly reflecting our passion for aviation to walk. No matter what professional reach out to student clubs that are and space, with a team profile that field we address, we are those who an important part of the aviation demonstrates that the aviation seek our futures in the skies, our industry, addressing the aviators industry can appeal to people from hearts are in the air! If you want to of the future and aviation & space all disciplines, no matter what their see the promotion of your aviation lovers, in order to contribute to the professional field is. and space club from your educational recognition of such clubs worldwide. institution/academy in our world- Our first stop is the Aviation and Therefore, on our journey as the @ class aviation magazine, please share Space Clubs Publicity Project Team, our vision, which evolved with your club contact information with us, designed by the @Team in Aviation the Aviation and Space Clubs Publicity and let’s prepare your content. Our Turkey magazine. Our primary goal Project, we emphasize that everyone team would like to get to know you, in this project is to draw attention to can seek their own future in the skies, and we’ll introduce you to the world the fact that the activities of clubs, and we exemplify this through our in Aviation Turkey magazine! in whatever field, during student life, team profile as the aviation industry considerably pave the way for the appeals to people from all disciplines Berra Nur Beşir - @Team Member, social and cultural development of regardless of their field of training. We Publishing and Production 88 AVIATION CLUBS Member Introductions Yağmur was born on April 3, 1995 the European Association of Aerospace in Denizli. She graduated from Students between 2016-2017. In her final Galatasaray High School in 2014 and year of university, she took part in the from the department of Aeronautical Very Light Aircraft project which was a Engineering at İTÜ in 2018. In the first joint student project of ITU and TAI and year of university, she became the first worked as part time engineer at Kale scholar of the CAN’CA Scholarship of Arge. Yağmur GENÇOĞLU is continuing Success Program. During her university her master degree in Aeronautical and years, she took an active role in the Astronautical Engineering at İTÜ and İTÜ Aeronautical and Astronautical works as an Edison Engineer at General @Team Leader, Yağmur Engineering Society and organized the Electric Company and also participates Gençoğlu society’s first iWOAW event. She served in the @Team as their Team Leader. as the International Board Secretary of Hande was born on May 7, 1996. In 2020, participated and worked supporting she graduated from the department many events like TEKNOFEST, İSTANBUL of Aviation Management at OZU. She AIR SHOW and Hub Seminar over the Yağmurhas been wasworking born at theon OzUApril Simulator 3, 1995 thelast Europeantwo years. Association Under the auspices of Aerospace of the inCenter Denizli. since Sheshe was graduated a freshman. from For StudentsDGCA, she between conducted 2016-2017. a survey In her in 5 final big Galatasaray3 years during High her School academic in 2014 life, andshe yearcities of in university,Turkey to establish she took Turkish part in Civil the fromparticipated the department in various of Aeronautical university VeryAviation Light Academy Aircraft project(TCAA). which She is was also a Engineeringcampus jobs at such İTÜ inas 2018. Enrolment In the firstand jointone of student the owners project of Unicorn of ITU and Box TAI Braids and yearPromotion of university, Days. sheHande became has thebeen first a workedsince 2016 as partand shetime manages engineer the at store Kale scholarmember of of the the CAN’CA OZU CivilScholarship Aviation of Arge.during Yağmur summer GENÇOĞLU seasons. Hande is continuing ZEYDAN SuccessClub since Program. 2015, Duringand she her also university is the heralso master continues degree her inbusiness Aeronautical life as and an years,most recent she took president an active of the role club. in Shethe Astronauticalassistant simulator Engineering flight at instructor İTÜ and @Team Member Hande İTÜcompleted Aeronautical her mandatory and Astronautical internship worksand a asstart-up an Edison entrepreneur, Engineer at Generalas well Zeydan, Communication Engineeringwith the International Society and Flight organized Training the Electricas participating Company in and the also @Team participates as their Executive society’sCenter (IFTC) first iWOAWin her third event. year. She Besides served inCommunications the @Team as their Executive. Team Leader. asacademic the International projects and Board studies, Secretary she has of Berra was born on August 25, 2000 year 2021. Therewithal, she joined her in Samsun. She earned a degree in university’s Hezarfen Aeronautical and Comparative Literature from Eskişehir Astronautical Club and took an active Osmangazi University in 2018. During role as the Events & Organizations Team her first year at university, she attended Leader. Additionally, she took part as a preparation class in French. At the an actress in Samsun Youth Centre end of her first year, she earned the during her high school years and won International French DELF Language the second prize in the theatre contest Certificate from the Institut Français. which is in the Samsun city. Now, Berra At that time, she completed a short film Nur BEŞİR plans to establish her carrier project in French. After the preparation life in media & broadcasting and the class, she completed her first year in art sector, she also participates with @Team Member Berra the department with first degree and the @Team Publishing and Production Nur Beşir, Publishing and she earned the right of studying at the Executive Production Executive Sorbonne University in France for the 89 AVIATION CLUBS Istanbul Technical University Since it was founded in 1773 as an Imperial İTÜ – Aeronautical & We aim to bring a joy and love for aviation School, Istanbul Technical University to our members and help them find their (İTÜ) is the pioneering university of Astronautical Engineering path to becoming future leaders in the engineering and architecture with many Association aerospace sector. We organize technical innovative studies in science, technology, The Aeronautical & Astronautical trips, technical educations, seminars, research and development. In addition Engineering Association (UUMK) aims panels and social events to contribute to academics, İTÜ hosts 246 student to provide students the opportunity to to their improvement, both technically clubs that give students opportunities improve themselves both in technical and socially. to socialize. and social ways by organizing and İTÜ – Aeronautical participating in the club activities and creating a center of excellence in higher & Astronautical education. Engineering Association These activities can be both local and Logo & Slogan international thanks to our club being a member of EUROAVIA (European Faculty of Aeronautics Association of Aerospace Students). Our members can take part in this and Astronautics international organization and build and Faculty of Aeronautics and Astronautics widen their network and skills.
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