Looking back at 2015, NASA Administrator Charlie Bolden said, “Our workforce continues to do amazing things.” At APPEL, it is our privilege to support their efforts.
Project HOPE
Early-career NASA employees from four hands-on development projects share their lessons learned in new online video modules.
A first-time project manager is leading a team of young engineers to launch an innovative CubeSat mission.
A September balloon launch by a young team of NASA engineers paves the way for higher resolution heliophysics and astrophysics observations.
January 26, 2012: Volume 5, Issue 1 A young team of engineers had one year and a lot to learn before getting their rocket off the ground.
By Don Heyer In the final days of 2008, the Science Mission Directorate and the Academy of Program/Project and Engineering Leadership released a new opportunity under a fledgling program: the Hands-on Project Experience, or HOPE.
By Johnny Kwok Recent graduates working at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) face a familiar dilemma: project managers want individuals with experience, but how do you get the necessary experience if your lack of it prevents managers from hiring you?
In November 2006, then-NASA Chief Engineer Chris Scolese brought together an advisory group of aerospace veterans to think about creative ways of giving young NASA employees the skills they will need to lead future projects and programs.