The JMU Satellite Technology Program Review highlights the progress and integration of multidisciplinary student work in spacecraft design, analysis, and mission operations. The review emphasizes system-level thinking, covering mechanical design, onboard electronics, software architecture, and attitude determination and control using reaction wheels and IMUs. Teams present updates on subsystem development, testing strategies, and risk mitigation aligned with mission objectives. Particular focus is placed on structural integrity, mass optimization, and data handling pipelines. The program demonstrates strong collaboration between aerospace informatics students and faculty, ensuring readiness for upcoming milestones such as preliminary design review and prototype validation of the FloatSat demonstrator platform.