RoundupReads 2013 Roundup Reads

2013 Roundup Reads

Jennifer Mason wins POWER of One Bronze Award
12/19/2013
Proficiency in government administration, political science and international relations can make a big difference even in a tech-centric realm like NA... read more
Finding freedom in freewheeling
12/19/2013
Sue Austin, Multimedia, Performance and Installation artist, visited Johnson Space Center on Dec. 4 to share her story with employees as part of JSC's... read more
Noha Sahnoune reaches for the stars
12/13/2013
Noha Sahnoune is a Pathways Intern in the Chief Financial Officer’s Property Accounting Branch at Johnson Space Center. She is also a student at... read more
Challenge brings opportunity for NASA HUNCH students to work with Texas Aggies
12/11/2013
Across the country, a number of high school students are working daily to design and manufacture training and flight-certified hardware and soft goods... read more
Time in a Bottle: Preserving JSC 2013
12/10/2013
When Glenn Holt, facility manager, was surveying construction to add foundation piers to Building 37, he realized he had a great opportunity to preser... read more
A cup of Joe, and a new direction to go
12/10/2013
Coffee can fix a lot of woes, especially after a quick jolt of caffeine to the system. And when the existing affliction is a lack of understanding sur... read more
ISS Weekly News Show Premieres
12/09/2013
It’s here – your weekly update on what’s happening aboard the International Space Station (ISS). All set up in a 2-minute news-style... read more
Virtual Reality Lab: Then and now
12/03/2013
Dec. 5 marks the 20th anniversary of the Virtual Reality Laboratory (VRL) at Johnson Space Center. The VRL is an immersive training facility that p... read more
Breaking communication barriers
11/25/2013
For Disability Employment Awareness Month, Johnson Space Center is honoring disabled or impaired employees who use advanced technologies to ease commu... read more
Astronaut Chris Cassidy: Mission Complete
11/20/2013
Chris Cassidy had an exciting 166 days in space from spotting an unidentified floating object to introducing ESPN's SportsCenter Front Row. Now he is ... read more