Launching your STEM Dreams

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Celebrate Women’s History Month with NASA space shuttle astronaut Dottie Metcalf-Lindenburger!

In 2010, she logged over 362 hours in space, and in 2012 she commanded an international crew of aquanauts as they all lived in NASA’s undersea habitat, Aquarius. Dottie will tell you about what it takes to become a NASA astronaut, share stories about the NEEMO 16 mission in Aquarius, and what it means to be an Educator Mission Specialist on the space shuttle.