Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony

NASA internship and Fellowship Participants, Spring, 2020

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony: Matthew Daniels, Small Spacecraft Division

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony: Welcoming remarks by Jennifer Bradford

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony: Jack Boyd, Ames Senior Advisor

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony students enjoying the receptionon in lobby of the Ames Administration building N-200.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony: Keynote Speaker Dr Mabel Matthews, Higher Education Manager

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony students enjoying the receptionon in lobby of the Ames Administration building N-200.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony: Dr Ben Oni, Higher Education Program Coordinator introduces the Keynote Speaker.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony students enjoying the receptionon in lobby of the Ames Administration building N-200.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony students enjoying the receptionon in lobby of the Ames Administration building N-200.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony; students on steps of the Ames Administration building N-200 enjoying the reception.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony; students on steps of the Ames Administration building N-200 enjoying the reception.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony; students on steps of the Ames Administration building N-200 enjoying the reception.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony students enjoying the receptionon in lobby of the Ames Administration building N-200.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony: Welcome and introduction of programs by Brenda Collins, Ames High Educaiton Program Manager

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony students enjoying the receptionon in lobby of the Ames Administration building N-200.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony students enjoying the receptionon in lobby of the Ames Administration building N-200.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony students enjoying the receptionon in lobby of the Ames Administration building N-200.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony students enjoying the receptionon in lobby of the Ames Administration building N-200.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony students enjoying the receptionon in lobby of the Ames Administration building N-200.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony: Dr Ben Oni, Higher Education Program Coordinator introduces the Keynote Speaker.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony students enjoying the receptionon in lobby of the Ames Administration building N-200.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony students enjoying the receptionon in lobby of the Ames Administration building N-200.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony students enjoying the receptionon in lobby of the Ames Administration building N-200.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony: Welcome and introduction of programs by Brenda Collins, Ames High Educaiton Program Manager

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony students enjoying the receptionon in lobby of the Ames Administration building N-200.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony; students on steps of the Ames Administration building N-200 enjoying the reception.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony; students on steps of the Ames Administration building N-200 enjoying the reception.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony: Keynote Speaker Dr Mabel Matthews, Higher Education Manager

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony students enjoying the receptionon in lobby of the Ames Administration building N-200.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony: Keynote Speaker Dr Mabel Matthews, Higher Education Manager

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony students enjoying the receptionon in lobby of the Ames Administration building N-200.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony students enjoying the receptionon in lobby of the Ames Administration building N-200.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony students enjoying the receptionon in lobby of the Ames Administration building N-200.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony: student with mentor Jonathan Trent on steps of the Ames Administration building N-200 enjoying the reception.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony: The reaper of Ames unfolds into the kindly sheppard Pete Worden Center Director to bids a farewell to the class of 2008.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony: The reaper of Ames unfolds into the kindly sheppard Pete Worden Center Director to bids a farewell to the class of 2008.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony: Juan Cjigas, Roseleith Taylor, William 'Bill' Warmbrodt (mentor) and Peter Caffin on steps of the Ames Administration building N-200.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony: Juan Cjigas, Roseleith Taylor, William 'Bill' Warmbrodt (mentor) and Peter Caffin on steps of the Ames Administration building N-200.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony: The reaper of Ames unfolds into the kindly sheppard Pete Worden Center Director to bid a farewell to the class of 2008 and send them off with some wise words.

Summer Internship for 2008 closing ceremony : Juan Cjigas, Roseleith Taylor, William 'Bill' Warmbrodt (mentor) and Peter Caffin on steps of the Ames Administration building N-200.

The 2025 internship class at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California, stand in front of the historic X-1E aircraft on display at the center. From left, are interns: Tyler Requa, Gokul Nookula, Madeleine Phillips, Oscar Keiloht Chavez Ramirez, and Nicolas Marzocchetti.

Lewis Educational and Research Collaborative Internship Program, LERCIP - College Student at the Worksite

Leland Melvin (right), NASA Associate Administrator for Education, along with the head of the Mexican Space Agency, Dr. Francisco Javier Mendieta Jimenez shake hands after signing a Reimbursable Space Act Agreement (RSAA) for a NASA International Internship Program as NASA Administrator Charles Bolden looks on, Monday, March 18, 2013 at NASA Headquarters in Washington. The International Internship Program is a pilot program developed at NASA which will provide and avenue for non-US students to come to NASA for an internship. US students will be paired with a foreign student to work on a NASA research project under the guidance of a mentor. This is the first NASA-Mexico agreement signed. Photo Credit: (NASA/Carla Cioffi)

Leland Melvin (right), NASA Associate Administrator for Education, along with the head of the Mexican Space Agency, Dr. Francisco Javier Mendieta Jimenez pose for a photo after signing a Reimbursable Space Act Agreement (RSAA) for a NASA International Internship Program as NASA Administrator Charles Bolden looks on, Monday, March 18, 2013 at NASA Headquarters in Washington. The International Internship Program is a pilot program developed at NASA which will provide and avenue for non-US students to come to NASA for an internship. US students will be paired with a foreign student to work on a NASA research project under the guidance of a mentor. This is the first NASA-Mexico agreement signed. Photo Credit: (NASA/Carla Cioffi)

NASA - Lewis' Educational and Research Collaborative Internship Program, LERCIP High School Student at worksite

NASA - Lewis' Educational and Research Collaborative Internship Program, LERCIP High School Student at worksite

Lewis' Educational and Research Collaborative Internship Program - LERCIP - High School Student at the Worksite

Lewis' Educational and Research Collaborative Internship Program - LERCIP - High School Student at the Worksite

Lewis' Educational and Research Collaborative Internship Program - LERCIP - High School Student at the Worksite

Lewis' Educational and Research Collaborative Internship Program - LERCIP - High School Student at the Worksite

Nathan Sam and Robert “Red” Jensen lay material into a Prandtl-M aircraft mold at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in California. The aircraft is the second of three prototypes of varying sizes to provide scientists with options to fly sensors in the Martian atmosphere to collect weather and landing site information for future human exploration of Mars.

Nathan Sam shows the Prandtl-M aircraft he helped fabricate at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in California. The aircraft is the second of three prototypes of varying sizes to provide scientists with options to fly sensors in the Martian atmosphere to collect weather and landing site information for future human exploration of Mars.

Foothill-DeAnza Community College Dstrict Internship Program poster Session NOTE: Photo taken by Summer Photo Intern Nick Tran.

Foothill-DeAnza Community College Dstrict Internship Program poster Session NOTE: Photo taken by Summer Photo Intern Nick Tran.

Foothill-DeAnza Community College Dstrict Internship Program poster Session NOTE: Photo taken by Summer Photo Intern Nick Tran.

Foothill-DeAnza Community College Dstrict Internship Program poster Session NOTE: Photo taken by Summer Photo Intern Nick Tran.

Foothill-DeAnza Community College Dstrict Internship Program poster Session NOTE: Photo taken by Summer Photo Intern Nick Tran.

Foothill-DeAnza Community College Dstrict Internship Program poster Session NOTE: Photo taken by Summer Photo Intern Nick Tran.

Foothill-DeAnza Community College Dstrict Internship Program poster Session NOTE: Photo taken by Summer Photo Intern Nick Tran.

Foothill-DeAnza Community College Dstrict Internship Program poster Session NOTE: Photo taken by Summer Photo Intern Nick Tran.

Foothill-DeAnza Community College Dstrict Internship Program poster Session NOTE: Photo taken by Summer Photo Intern Nick Tran.

NASA Administrator Charles Bolden (center) presents Dr. Francisco Javier Mendieta Jimenez, Director General of the Mexican Space Agency, a NASA montage in honor of the Reimbursable Space Act Agreement (RSAA) signed between the two agencies, Monday, March 18, 2013 at NASA Headquarters in Washington. Leland Melvin (right), NASA Associate Administrator for Education looks on. The International Internship Program is a pilot program developed at NASA which will provide and avenue for non-US students to come to NASA for an internship. US students will be paired with a foreign student to work on a NASA research project under the guidance of a mentor. This is the first NASA-Mexico agreement signed. Photo Credit: (NASA/Carla Cioffi)

In conjunction with NASA Stennis Capitol Day and Black History Month, NASA Stennis representatives provided information on NASA internships and career opportunities at Jackson State University’s Spring Career Expo on Feb. 22 and participated in the National Society of Black Engineers networking reception on campus Feb. 21. At NASA, space is for everybody.

: In conjunction with NASA Stennis Capitol Day and Black History Month, NASA Stennis representatives provided information on NASA internships and career opportunities at Jackson State University’s Spring Career Expo on Feb. 22 and participated in the National Society of Black Engineers networking reception on campus Feb. 21. At NASA, space is for everybody.

In conjunction with NASA Stennis Capitol Day and Black History Month, NASA Stennis representatives provided information on NASA internships and career opportunities at Jackson State University’s Spring Career Expo on Feb. 22 and participated in the National Society of Black Engineers networking reception on campus Feb. 21. At NASA, space is for everybody.

In the Swamp Works laboratory at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, student interns such as Maddy Olson are joining agency scientists, contributing in the area of Exploration Research and Technology. Olson is majoring in mechanical engineering at the University of North Dakota. The agency attracts its future workforce through the NASA Internship, Fellowships and Scholarships, or NIFS, Program.

In conjunction with NASA Stennis Capitol Day and Black History Month, NASA Stennis representatives provided information on NASA internships and career opportunities at Jackson State University’s Spring Career Expo on Feb. 22 and participated in the National Society of Black Engineers networking reception on campus Feb. 21. At NASA, space is for everybody.

In conjunction with NASA Stennis Capitol Day and Black History Month, NASA Stennis representatives provided information on NASA internships and career opportunities at Jackson State University’s Spring Career Expo on Feb. 22 and participated in the National Society of Black Engineers networking reception on campus Feb. 21. At NASA, space is for everybody.

In the Swamp Works laboratory at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, student interns such as Kevin Murphy are joining agency scientists, contributing in the area of Exploration Research and Technology. Murphy is majoring in mechanical engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. The agency attracts its future workforce through the NASA Internship, Fellowships and Scholarships, or NIFS, Program.

In the Space Life Sciences Laboratory at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, student interns are joining agency scientists, contributing in the area of plant growth research for food production in space. The agency attracts its future workforce through the NASA Internship, Fellowships and Scholarships, or NIFS, Program.

In the Space Life Sciences Laboratory at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, student interns are joining agency scientists, contributing in the area of plant growth research for food production in space. The agency attracts its future workforce through the NASA Internship, Fellowships and Scholarships, or NIFS, Program.

In the Space Life Sciences Laboratory at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, student interns are joining agency scientists, contributing in the area of plant growth research for food production in space. The agency attracts its future workforce through the NASA Internship, Fellowships and Scholarships, or NIFS, Program.

In the Swamp Works laboratory at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, student interns such as Andrew Thoesen are joining agency scientists, contributing in the area of Exploration Research and Technology. Thoesen is studying mechanical engineering at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona. The agency attracts its future workforce through the NASA Internship, Fellowships and Scholarships, or NIFS, Program

Carlos Garcia-Galan, deputy manager of NASA’s Gateway Program, talks with college students about NASA internship opportunities after delivering a keynote address on Gateway, Artemis, and the next era of human space exploration at the 2025 Arizona NASA Space Grant Consortium Statewide Student Research Symposium, held April 18, 2025, at Arizona State University.

In the Space Life Sciences Laboratory at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, student interns such as Ayla Grandpre are joining agency scientists, contributing in the area of plant growth research for food production in space. Grandpre is majoring in computer science and chemistry at Rocky Mountain College in Billings, Montana. The agency attracts its future workforce through the NASA Internship, Fellowships and Scholarships, or NIFS, Program.

In the Space Life Sciences Laboratory at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, student interns such as Payton Barnwell are joining agency scientists, contributing in the area of plant growth research for food production in space. Barnwell is a mechanical engineering and nanotechnology major at Florida Polytechnic University. The agency attracts its future workforce through the NASA Internship, Fellowships and Scholarships, or NIFS, Program.

Interns at NASA Stennis visit the Thad Cochran Test Stand (B-1/B-2) on July 25 during a test complex tour on National Intern Day. As NASA continues to progress with the Artemis campaign, students across the nation are invited to join the journey. NASA’s internships aim to inspire the Artemis Generation to pursue STEM careers across the nation.

In the Swamp Works laboratory at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, student interns, from the left, Jeremiah House, Thomas Muller and Austin Langdon are joining agency scientists, contributing in the area of Exploration Research and Technology. House is studying computer/electrical engineering at John Brown University in Siloam Springs, Arkansas. Muller is pursuing a degree in computer engineering and control systems and Florida Tech. Langdon is an electrical engineering major at the University of Kentucky. The agency attracts its future workforce through the NASA Internship, Fellowships and Scholarships, or NIFS, Program.

In the Swamp Works laboratory at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, student interns such as Thomas Muller, left, and Austin Langdon are joining agency scientists, contributing in the area of Exploration Research and Technology. Muller is pursuing a degree in computer engineering and control systems and Florida Tech. Langdon is an electrical engineering major at the University of Kentucky. The agency attracts its future workforce through the NASA Internship, Fellowships and Scholarships, or NIFS, Program.

In the Space Life Sciences Laboratory at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, student interns such as Alex Litvin are joining agency scientists, contributing in the area of plant growth research for food production in space. Litvin is pursuing doctorate in horticulture at Iowa State University. The agency attracts its future workforce through the NASA Internship, Fellowships and Scholarships, or NIFS, Program.

In the Space Life Sciences Laboratory at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, student interns such as Emma Boehm, left, and Jessica Scotten are joining agency scientists, contributing in the area of plant growth research for food production in space. Boehm is pursuing a degree in ecology and evolution at the University of Minnesota. Scotten is majoring in microbiology at Oregon State University. The agency attracts its future workforce through the NASA Internship, Fellowships and Scholarships, or NIFS, Program.

In the Space Life Sciences Laboratory at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, student interns such as Ayla Grandpre, left, and Payton Barnwell are joining agency scientists, contributing in the area of plant growth research for food production in space. Grandpre is pursuing a degree in computer science and chemistry at Rocky Mountain College in Billings, Montana. Barnwell is a mechanical engineering and nanotechnology major at Florida Polytechnic University. The agency attracts its future workforce through the NASA Internship, Fellowships and Scholarships, or NIFS, Program.