Meet Sam Good and Judah Sutherland, two PALCS USP students, whose shared love of engineering, adventure, and friendship has taken them on an unforgettable journey.
In this episode, Sam and Judah share:
- How their two-week, 1,000-mile bike trip from Pennsylvania to Canada challenged their endurance, teamwork, and problem-solving skills
- The planning, gear, and grit that went into preparing for the trip—from daily route logistics to fueling their ride
- How PALCS‘s flexibility and support allowed them to balance academics with ambitious hands-on projects like their long-distance ride
- Their work with the PALCS Automotive Club—from building and tuning go-karts to taking on a real car build project
- How these experiences sparked their interest in mechanical and civil engineering, inspiring future careers built on innovation and persistence
Whether you’re a student drawn to engineering, project-based learning, or adventure, this episode highlights how PALCS empowers students to explore their passions, take initiative, and build real-world skills that go the distance.
Interested in how PALCS can help your student pursue their passions? Contact us today to learn more!
