Women Of NASA - Profile Guidelines*
Profiles should follow the format used in the current
mentor profiles - See examples of Profiles.
The following questions can be addressed as guidelines in creating your
profile:
- What is your job title? What is it that you actually do and how is
it related to math and science (if applicable)?
- What is an average day like in your field?
- What is the most exciting and/or most enjoyable thing about your job
at NASA?
- Were you always good in math and science? If not, how did you end
up at NASA?
- Did you ever feel pressured NOT to go into a math-and-science-based
field because it was not "girlish" enough?
- What are some of the obstacles you have had to overcome to get where
you are right now?
- What are some things that you do outside of your work? (Hobbies, volunteer
work, family, whatever!!!)
- What are some things you would have liked to know when you were ages
11-14 that would have made things easier for you?
* Note:
Information that does not meet security dissemination guidelines should
not be stated in your profile. This includes family information (i.e., children's
names, etc.) For more information, read NASA
Web Site Privacy Notice
- Web log:
- Created: January 2, 1997.
- Updated: November 2005.
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