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Multimedia Advisory August 18, 2006
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How to Build a Rocket Scientist: Back-To-School With JPL and NASA
Are you a kid who wants to become a "rocket scientist" someday? Are you a parent or teacher who wants to encourage your kids to pursue science or technology?
Three new multimedia features to help get you started are online at: http://education.jpl.nasa.gov/k12/multimedia.html .
Podcast: How to Build a Rocket Scientist Interviews with: -- A NASA/JPL scientist terrified of math and science as a child, who became an opera singer, then finally achieved her lifelong dream of becoming a scientist. -- Two student intern "rocket scientists under construction" -- A JPL Education Office representative describing online activities and resources for kids, parents and teachers
Video: Inspire, Engage, Educate for the Future JPL’s Education Office hosts field trips to JPL, visits schools to teach about Earth and space science, and works with NASA Explorer schools to help excite students about careers in science and engineering.
Flash feature: Summer Stories JPL hosted more than 200 undergraduate and high school students this summer to pursue research projects that expose them to careers in science and engineering. Four students share their experiences.
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