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AEROSPACE EDUCATION
SERVICES PROGRAM (AESP)
AESP
is a nationwide, free program for teachers, students,
and the general public. It is designed to increase
awareness and understanding of scientific research
and technological development and their place in the
world in which we live. Three education specialists
travel through Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan,
Minnesota, and Wisconsin conducting teacher programs
that will directly and immediately support the teaching
and learning of science, mathematics, and other curriculum
areas in existing classrooms. Student enrichment and
public presentations may be schedules in conjunction
with teacher workshops.
GRC's AESP contact:
Judy Buttler
Phone: (216) 433-5572.
E-mail: Judy.A.Buttler@nasa.gov
For more information, please visit
the following links:
AESP
requirements
Teacher
Workshop concentrations
Teacher
Workshop Form
Student Assembly
Program Form
Our GRC AESP Team
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James
Bennett Fitzgerald
NASA
AEROSPACE EDUCATION SPECIALIST
NASA
AESP-PSU
MS 7-4
NASA Glenn Research Center
Cleveland, OH 44135-3191
e-mail: james.p.fitzgerald@nasa.gov
Voice: (216) 433-5104
Fax: (216) 433-5924
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Master of Science
Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK
Bachelor of Arts in Political
Science
California State University, Chico, CA
K-8 and 9-12 California Teaching Credentials
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS:
National Science Teachers Association (NSTA);
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
(NCTM);
International Technology Education Association
(ITEA);
The Planetary Society.
EXPERIENCE:
Present:
Aerospace Education Specialist
Aerospace Education Services Program
Penn State University
State College, PA (Contractor)
Past:
Dunsmuir School District
(CA), K-6 Teacher
Chico School District (CA), K-6 Teacher
Bakersfield School District (CA), K-8 Teacher
University School (OH), K-6 Teacher
CURRENT ASSIGNMENT: Glenn Research
Center (GRC), Cleveland, Ohio
Responsible for conducting workshops for teachers
and administrators in schools, colleges and
universities and lecture demonstration programs
for students in schools within GRC’s six
state region.
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