This document provides an overview of the High Altitude Research Plane (HARP) project, a cooperative effort between Bergey Aerospace Co. and the University of Oklahoma. Students are designing an aircraft to break existing altitude records for propeller-driven planes. The aircraft will use a modified Piper Cherokee design with a turbocharged engine intended to reach 60,000 feet. While several components have been acquired and design work completed, challenges remain regarding high-altitude systems, engine testing, fabrication access, and flight testing. Industry involvement is sought to provide expertise, equipment, and potential tax benefits to help students overcome these challenges and make the project a success.