justinhockey98

When talking about NASA you forget that it isnt all STEM and there are the day to day operations as well. I wasnt aware that NASA also had non-STEM internships. Thank you!

It's interesting to hear that there are more holistic aspects that come into play than I thought. Just reading about the things the interns do makes it sound like a blast and so meaningful to them as well. Thank you for your time!

Thank you for taking your time to answer these questions. I'm currently a student at Purdue and nothing makes me prouder to be a boilermaker when I hear about people like Allison! I have 2 questions I would like to ask.
1. What major aspects of each candidate differentiates the successful applicants from the unsuccessful? (Other than having good grades etc) What things do you like to see on the resume of applicants?

1. What projects are current undergrad interns working on at NASA, and how 'hands on' and really involved are they with their project?

Thanks again for your time!