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Masters with Masters 3 (Mike Hawes and Lynn Cline)

Third in the Masters with Masters series, this event features Mike Hawes, Associate Administrator, NASA Office of Independent Program Cost and Evaluation, and Lynn Cline, Deputy Associate Administrator for Special Operations Missions, discussing insights about their careers, the International Space Station, and the future of international collaboration, with Ed Hoffman, Director, Academy of Program/Project & […]

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Inspired by NASA during a Decade of Change (Dee Johnson)

Johnson Space Center Payload Integration Engineer Dee Johnson, shared the story of her path to NASA with the 2011 Systems Engineering Leadership Development graduating class. Her story takes place during a time of great loss and change for her family and the nation. To learn more about the graduation, please visit: http://go.nasa.gov/1rtVeaS

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Great Expectations: A Leadership Alignment Story (Jane Oh)

Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) Principle Investigator Jane Oh shared her story of how growing up in South Korea after the Korean War shaped her career. She spoke at the 2011 Systems Engineering Leadership Development Program (SELDP) graduation. To learn more about the graduation, please visit: http://go.nasa.gov/1rtVeaS.

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Systems Engineering and the Pegasus Rocket (Antonio Elias)

Dr. Antonio Elias, Orbital Executive Vice President and General Manager for Advanced Programs, spoke to the 2011 Systems Engineering Leadership Development Program (SELDP) graduating class about the systems engineering story behind the development of Orbital’s Pegasus rocket. To learn more about the graduation, please visit: http://go.nasa.gov/1rtVeaS

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2011 SELDP Graduation NASA TV Highlight

The 2011 Systems Engineering Leadership Development Program graduation was held at NASA Headquarters on June 15, 2011. (Video Source: NASA TV, This Week @ NASA) Learn more about the graduation.

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Masters with Master 8 (Sustainability in Government)

The eighth Masters with Masters event brought together three master practitioners to share their perspectives and stories about organizational sustainability at NASA Headquarters on March 1, 2010. The event featured Olga Dominguez, NASA’s assistant administrator for the Office of Strategic Infrastructure; Michelle Moore, Federal Environmental Executive with the White House Council on Environmental Quality; and […]

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Tommy Holloway: Mission and Flight Operations

As NASA approaches the final flight of the Space Shuttle, it is timely to reflect upon the many important lessons learned from the formulation, development, and operation of the Space Shuttle program. The Space Shuttle represented a dramatic departure from the launch and space vehicles of the preceding Apollo era, with a new focus on […]

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Shuttle and Station: A New Beginning with New Challenges (Tommy Holloway)

Undoubtedly the greatest technical and engineering achievement of the Space Shuttle is the assembly and development of the International Space Station (ISS)—whose entire design, elements, and systems were designed for launch, assembly, and servicing by the shuttle. Indeed, following first element launch—the Russian-launched FGB module that established the initial foundation for station—the Shuttle manifest has […]

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Shuttle Program: Formulation, Development, and Operations – Five Lessons Learned (Tom Moser)

As NASA approaches the final flight of the Space Shuttle, it is timely to reflect upon the many important lessons learned from the formulation, development, and operation of the Space Shuttle program. The Space Shuttle represented a dramatic departure from the launch and space vehicles of the preceding Apollo era, with a new focus on […]

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