Global Science and Technology Week

May 8-12, 2000

Schedule of Events

You may join the Forum at any time to post questions or read responses. The women listed below will take questions specific to them or you may post a general question that any of the mentors can answer. As these women will be logging into the room at various times throughout the week to address questions, they will do their best to get to as many questions as their time allows.

Tahani Amer Aerospace Engineer / Langley Research Center - Tahani works in the Aerodynamic Measurement Branch, developing instruments and sensors that measure the parameters needed to design new airplanes. She began her college education in medical school in Cairo, Egypt. She received B.S. and M.S. degrees in engineering in the United States and is currently pursuing her doctorate. She has been working with NASA for eight years and has four children.

Carol Davies - Research Scientist / NASA Ames Research Center - Carol was schooled in England and worked in England for a year before coming to the U.S. to begin work for NASA. She moved to the Republic of Singapore where she taught Statistics and Computer Science at the University of Singapore for four years. Carol also speaks fluent Spanish.

Archive

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Live QuestChats


May 8 - May 12, 2000

Registration is necessary for all QuestChats. Please follow the specific links for each time slot. If you attempt to register for a chat and it is filled, you may either observe or register for another one.




Date	Time	Event Type	Grade Level	Event	Description
Mon. May 8 - Fri. May 12	Anytime	QuestForum	K-12	Global Science and Technolgy Week QuestForum	In recognition of Global Science & Technology Week, Women of NASA is hosting a week-long series to celebrate NASA women working on international scientific collaborations & the international diversity of our female scientists. You may join the Forum at any time during the week. An archive will be available soon.
Tues. May 9	6 am, Pacific	Live QuestChat	K-12	Global Science and Technolgy Week chat with Kathryn Clark	As chief scientist of the International Space Station, Kathryn Clark coordinates the national & international research communities. As a pilot, Kathryn has logged over 120K flight miles, worked at six shuttle launches and has brought together scientists in 10 fields from 16 countries to get science into the space station. Archive
Wed. May 10	11 am, Pacific	Live QuestChat	K-12	Global Science and Technolgy Week chat with Lynn Cline	Lynn Cline is the NASA deputy associate administrator for International Relations. She represents NASA at the United Nations Committee on Peaceful Users of Outer Space. She was the NASA lead negotiator of agreements with Canada, Europe, Japan and Russia for the International Space Station. Lynn was also responsible for NASA's relations with Russia. Archive
Thursday, May 11	10 a.m. Pacific	Live QuestChat	K-12	Global Science and Technolgy Week chat with Patricia Moore	Patricia Moore Patricia is an Operations Lead in the Houston Support Group for the International Space Station operations. She works in the Russian Mission Control Center in Moscow to facilitate communications and data exchange between the Russian Flight Control Team and the U.S. Flight Control Team in Houston. She will be chatting live from Russia. Archive

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