Dr. Ochoa will discuss her career since receiving her PhD in Electrical Engineering from Stanford, including 17 years, thus far, at NASA (and 15 in the Astronaut program). Her presentation will focus on her 4th Space Shuttle mission, STS-110, part of the 2002 assembly of the International Space Station.
Introduction by Dean of the School of Engineering, Jim Plummer. Also featuring alumni from the NASA Ames Research Center:
Dr. Michael Rogers, MS '84, PhD '86 and Dr. Jerry Yan, MS '81, PhD '89.
Co-Sponsored by:
Haas Center for Public Service | American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) | Career Development Center | El Centro Chicano | Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) | Office of Engineering and Public Service | Science in Service: A Solar Center & Haas Center Program | School of Engineering-Diversity Programs | Society of Black Scientists and Engineers (SBSE) | Society of Chicano/Latino Scientists and Engineers (SSCLES) | Society of Women Engineers (SWE) | Stanford Alumni Association | Stanford in Government (SIG) | Stanford Young Astronauts | Tau Beta Pi Honor Society | Women in Electrical Engineering (WEE).