“Our daughter will build confidence, strength, strategy and skill that help her find a hero in herself and be encouraged to become a future leader."

— Surabhi's mother, 2020 & 2021 FABcamp student

“How well they presented their projects and the depth in which they went to explain their creative process not only in representing the brands, but also the personal meaning and message the students were putting across”

— Mike Le Gallic, Chip Ganassi Racing

"Loxley is amazing to be doing all this for these young women and I am so honored to be a small part of helping share and expand their ideas about what possibilities await them in life..."

- Tegan Hammond

"FABcamp gives her exposure to technology, particularly automobiles which is used in our daily lives

— Tanisi's mother, FABcamp 2020 + 2021

"Getting to learn about the real world is helping me build my future in it! "

— Tanisi, Student Advisory Board

"Haley loves to tackle new challenges and immerses herself in technical projects. Athena Racing offers unique opportunities to expand Haley’s mechanical engineering experience. I think she will be a valuable asset to the team."

— Haley's mother, 2020 FABcamp Parent

“I have been able to grow as a confident speaker and meet many amazing leaders!”

— Akshaya, Student Advisory Board President 2022-23

"I have become more confident and better prepared for the future!"

— Mihika, Student Advisory Board

“I feel confident and supported by such an amazing group of strong individuals within Athena Racing!”

— Heleina, Student Advisory Board President 2021-22

“FABcamp allows her to learn more about the STEM field and more career paths as she heads toward college, but it keeps her busy and interested daily!”

— Megan's mother, 2020 FABcamp Parent

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Develop Your Skills In Electrical Engineering

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SEAN BUCKLEY

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, U.S. NAVY

Sean Buckley is a civilian electrical engineer with the U.S Navy whose background is in control system engineering development and installation. He recently returned from Antarctica after supporting U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Polar Star during its ice breaking operations.

In high school, over each summer break, Sean worked at the Naval Surface Warfare Center in Philadelphia. This program involved getting to work with many engineers designing and building everything from wiring harnesses and controllers to developing software control algorithms.

Enjoying this work, he pursued an electrical engineering degree from the University of Delaware and graduated in 2015. He also continued to work at the Naval Surface Warfare Center in Philadelphia.

Upon graduation, he was hired full time by Naval Surface Warfare Center Philadelphia to assist in developing machinery control systems. Since then he has supported and managed many projects that have taken him not only all over the country but to many parts of the world.

In his spare time, Sean enjoys restoring classic cars and metal working.