May 10, 2011 Vol. 4, Issue 3 On May 25, 1961, President Kennedy announced the goal of sending a human to the moon by the end of the decade.
Carole Hedden, special projects editor for Aviation Week, shared the results of their 2010 Young Professionals Study with the Masters Forum 20 participants. Recorded at Masters Forum 20: http://appel.nasa.gov/knowledge-sharing/forums/mf_20-html/
Justin Kugler, utilization relationship manager for the International Space Station National Laboratory, discussed the mission, vision, and goals of the newly formed NASA Forward. This group is geared towards empowering forward thinkers within NASA to collaborate, discuss, and engage with one another. Recorded at Masters Forum 20: http://appel.nasa.gov/knowledge-sharing/forums/mf_20-html/
May 10, 2011 Vol. 4, Issue 3 Effective knowledge sharing strategies bridge the gap between what and who.
Philip Harris, an international operations engineer at Johnson Space Center, shared his perspective on getting early career employees involved in projects earlier and the importance of mentoring and knowledge sharing to the next generation workforce at NASA. Recorded at Masters Forum 20: http://appel.nasa.gov/knowledge-sharing/forums/mf_20-html/
Danielle Wood, a doctoral candidate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, provides a broader young professional perspective on space exploration. She challenged the Masters Forum 20 audience to think about the ways in which the global space community is changing. Recorded at Masters Forum 20: http://appel.nasa.gov/knowledge-sharing/forums/mf_20-html/
As the Space Shuttle Program comes to a close, Anne Caraccio, chemical engineer at Kennedy Space Center, shares her story about how she came to work in the space program, the challenges the next generation faces, and what it means to her as a young professional at NASA. She spoke to an audience of Apollo […]
As the Space Shuttle Program comes to a close, Anne Caraccio, chemical engineer at Kennedy Space Center, shares her story about how she came to work in the space program and what it means to her as a young professional at NASA. She spoke to an audience of Apollo and Shuttle era engineers at the […]
Olga Dominguez, NASA Assistant Administrator in the Office of Strategic Infrastructure, and Michelle Moore, Federal Environmental Executive in the White House Council on Environmental Quality, emphasize the power of polite persistence when it comes to implementing good, sustainable ideas. Recorded at Masters with Masters.
