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Johnson Space Center Speakers Bureau
Speakers Bureau is a free service of NASA as a part of Johnson Space Center’s commitment to reaching out to the community. Johnson Space Center (JSC) is NASA’s lead center for human space flight, including the Space Shuttle, International Space Station, and Constellation programs. At JSC, you will find developments in engineering, life sciences, space sciences, and safety. Most speakers provide a blend of historical perspectives, present activities and future visions. The Speakers Bureau will work with you to help identify the topic and speaker that will best meet the needs of your audience. Flexibility in your topic and program date helps immensely in securing a NASA speaker.
A completed request form must be submitted to the Speakers Bureau office six to eight weeks prior to the date of your event. *This advance notice is necessary to give our speakers adequate preparation time and provide a response to your request. However please note that the Speakers Bureau is a volunteer program and we cannot guarantee that all requests will be filled. Our speakers may travel anywhere in the U.S. and abroad. Your organization must provide advance or direct payment for the speaker’s travel costs outside a 50-mile radius of Houston, Texas.
Johnson Space Center Exhibits
The NASA Johnson Space Center operates an active traveling exhibits program whereby exhibits, displays, spacecraft models, spacesuits and various space artifacts are made available for use on a first-come, first-served basis for short (1-29 days) and long-term (30-90 days) loans. In most instances proof of insurance is necessary to borrow these items.
If you are interested in requesting an exhibit for your event, find the application and further information at http://www.nasa.gov/centers/johnson/events/exhibits/index.html. Request an exhibit today!
The Johnson Space Center primarily serves the states of Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota and Texas. Other states and countries may be served when other NASA centers are unable to satisfy requester needs.
NASA Johnson Space Center
Speakers Bureau
Mail Code: AD131
2101 NASA Parkway
Houston, Texas 77058
Glenda G. Johnson, Ed. D.
JSC Speakers Bureau Program Manager
Phone: (281) 483-0377
jsc-spkrbure@mail.nasa.gov
Johnson Space Center Speakers Bureau
NASA Speaker, Michael Lutomski, speaking to an Australian group on NASA's risk management. Photo credit: NASA
NASA explores for answers that power our future. The Speakers Bureau Program has been established to share how NASA's exploration affects you, your children and future generations. NASA employees offer their time and talents to share the NASA vision and mission with the public. Exciting topics and dynamic speakers will inspire and educate your group.Speakers Bureau is a free service of NASA as a part of Johnson Space Center’s commitment to reaching out to the community. Johnson Space Center (JSC) is NASA’s lead center for human space flight, including the Space Shuttle, International Space Station, and Constellation programs. At JSC, you will find developments in engineering, life sciences, space sciences, and safety. Most speakers provide a blend of historical perspectives, present activities and future visions. The Speakers Bureau will work with you to help identify the topic and speaker that will best meet the needs of your audience. Flexibility in your topic and program date helps immensely in securing a NASA speaker.
A completed request form must be submitted to the Speakers Bureau office six to eight weeks prior to the date of your event. *This advance notice is necessary to give our speakers adequate preparation time and provide a response to your request. However please note that the Speakers Bureau is a volunteer program and we cannot guarantee that all requests will be filled. Our speakers may travel anywhere in the U.S. and abroad. Your organization must provide advance or direct payment for the speaker’s travel costs outside a 50-mile radius of Houston, Texas.
Johnson Space Center Exhibits
The NASA Johnson Space Center operates an active traveling exhibits program whereby exhibits, displays, spacecraft models, spacesuits and various space artifacts are made available for use on a first-come, first-served basis for short (1-29 days) and long-term (30-90 days) loans. In most instances proof of insurance is necessary to borrow these items.
If you are interested in requesting an exhibit for your event, find the application and further information at http://www.nasa.gov/centers/johnson/events/exhibits/index.html. Request an exhibit today!
The Johnson Space Center primarily serves the states of Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota and Texas. Other states and countries may be served when other NASA centers are unable to satisfy requester needs.
NASA Johnson Space Center
Speakers Bureau
Mail Code: AD131
2101 NASA Parkway
Houston, Texas 77058
Glenda G. Johnson, Ed. D.
JSC Speakers Bureau Program Manager
Phone: (281) 483-0377
jsc-spkrbure@mail.nasa.gov