What Type of Engineering is Right for You?
National Engineers Week 2023 begins Feb. 19, and to celebrate, we’re exploring the four primary branches of engineering: chemical, electrical, mechanical, and civil.
NASA Interns Share the Women Who Inspire Them
In honor of Women’s History Month, current NASA interns share their STEM inspirations, women of NASA whose legacies influence their work and professional aspirations.
Interns Observing Earth in Innovative Ways
In recognition of Earth Day, NASA is highlighting two interns advancing the well-being of our planet through their work with the Landsat team. The joint U.S. Geological Survey and NASA Landsat mission provides the longest continuous visual record of Earth’s surface from space.
Create Your NASA Story Through an Internship
For the past nine years, NASA has proudly been voted as the best place to work in the federal government, so it is no wonder students from around the country are eager to involve themselves in the projects and mission of the agency. This past summer, NASA received more than 26,000 applications for summer internship projects, and the vast pool of applicants continues to expand.
NASA internships can add significant value to students’ college experiences by providing a platform for participants to
NASA internships can add significant value to students’ college experiences by providing a platform for participants to
Black History Month STEM Inspiration – Interstellar Experiences of NASA Interns
Stennis Space Center intern Lichelle Brown has always had her eyes on the sky. Growing up, Brown often visited NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, attended “space camps,” and even joined a robotics club. Through these experiences, her passion for science and exploration grew. However, her biggest inspiration and influence was George Washington Carver.
“George Washington Carver endured discrimination and racism throughout his entire career but he still persevered. He taug
“George Washington Carver endured discrimination and racism throughout his entire career but he still persevered. He taug
Houston Students Explore New Methods of Aerospace Agriculture
Even in the face of unexpected challenges in 2020, NASA’s Aerospace Academies continued to create a surge of involvement with the Artemis Generation by saturating K-12 students in the study of STEM and promoting participation in current NASA projects. NASA has partnered with the Houston Independent School District (HISD) since August of 2018 to launch five Aerospace Academies across the city, intent in expanding science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) programs on their school ca
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Baylor’s Prehealth Leadership Committee and Baylor Leaders for CHANGE will be hosting the first-ever Undergraduate Medical Leadership Conference on April 22 and 23.
Women’s History Month: The Impact of Mentorship – Interstellar Experiences of NASA Interns
Women’s History Month is a time to highlight and celebrate the extraordinary women whose legacies empower women today in the pursuit of their dreams.
“It wasn’t always this easy for women to learn STEM and be respected in this field, so I am eternally grateful to the women that paved the way for me to have a career at NASA,” Fourth Year Biomedical Engineering student Sofia Williams said.
Williams views this month of remembrance as a time to not only highlight the trailblazing women from the pa
“It wasn’t always this easy for women to learn STEM and be respected in this field, so I am eternally grateful to the women that paved the way for me to have a career at NASA,” Fourth Year Biomedical Engineering student Sofia Williams said.
Williams views this month of remembrance as a time to not only highlight the trailblazing women from the pa
Landsat Interns Observing Earth in Innovative and Creative Ways
“I specialize in the design and implementation of highly stylized animated worlds through 3D and 2D engines, as well as the development of realistic models and simulations,” Estevez said. “I am what some may refer to as a unicorn in the industry of design; a person who will research, wireframe, test, design, animate, implement, and even program to achieve the desired result of the missions I am honored to be tasked with.”
Estevez’s current project includes the development of an interactive g
Estevez’s current project includes the development of an interactive g
Baylor’s Anthropology Society supports students | The Baylor Lariat
Baylor’s Anthropology Society supports students pursuing the study of anthropology by connecting them with like-minded peers, faculty and opportunities to aid in their future endeavors.