Engage with high school students to inspire future professionals and share your experiences!
Friday, February 14, 2020
8:35 am – 10:00 am, 10:10 am – 11:45 am
DeBakey High School
2545 Pressler Houston, TX 77030
This is an opportunity to describe your work, career pathway, and professional experiences.
If you are able to present, please complete and return the following RSVP form.
Let us continue to provide invaluable support to the youth and the future of STEM!
The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Houston Section, in collaboration with the Human Systems Integration (HSI) Employee Resource Group, is proud to host the 2017 Annual Technical Symposium (ATS) on Friday, May 5, at 8 a.m. at the Gilruth Center. Come hear presenters discuss their work while networking with others in the AIAA and HSI community.
It’s $20 for AIAA members and $25 for non-AIAA members.
A lunch buffet is included in the registration cost. Continental breakfast (including coffee) will be provided in the Gilruth Alamo Ballroom during registration.
The Engineers as Educators Workshop will teach you to inspire students about the marvels of aerospace engineering. Share your passion in a manner students can relate to. Register now for the Engineers as Educators Workshop, and you’ll walk away armed with the tools to help plan and execute powerful experiences and excite the next generation of engineers. This event will be during the AIAA Annual Technical Symposium, but needs to be registered for separately on the registration Web page. It is a FREE event, and symposium registration is not required.
Register for one or both events on the event page or the Eventbrite page.
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS (AIAA) AND THE AIAA SPACE SYSTEMS TECHNICAL COMMITTEEINVITE YOU TO PARTICIPATE IN A
National Annual Essay Contest for students in Seventh and Eighth Grade through AIAA Sections
Choose one of the aspects of the Juno spacecraft listed on the webpage below. Describe how it works and why it helps discovery at Jupiter. (https://www.missionjuno.swri.edu/spacecraft/juno-spacecraft)
See the poster for additional requirements.