The document discusses the National AeroSpace Training & Research Center (NASTAR), which conducts research, training, education, and testing in aerospace fields. NASTAR is a subsidiary of Environmental Tectonics Corporation, founded in 1969. It offers programs in spaceflight training, military pilot training, research, and STEM education. The document also discusses trends in STEM fields and the growing need for engineers and scientists due to factors such as globalization and an aging workforce.

1. The National AeroSpace Training & Research Center STEM Education National AeroSpace Research and Training Center The data contained within this presentation is furnished for your internal use only and shall not be duplicated, used, or otherwise disclosed, in whole or in part, for any purpose outside your organization without written consent from the NASTAR Center or ETC. See the last slide of this presentation for details Gregory P. Kennedy Director Educational Programs

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4. Gyroflight IPT II National AeroSpace Research and Training Center

5. Gyrolab GL-2000 National AeroSpace Research and Training Center

6. Falcon Altitude Chamber National AeroSpace Research and Training Center

7. General Aviation Trainer (GAT II) National AeroSpace Research and Training Center

8. Ejection Seat Trainer National AeroSpace Research and Training Center

10. Why I Became Interested in Science National AeroSpace Research and Training Center

11. Fall 1958 National AeroSpace Research and Training Center

14. Vostok 1 National AeroSpace Research and Training Center

15. Freedom 7 National AeroSpace Research and Training Center

16. America’s Response National AeroSpace Research and Training Center

17. Project Apollo National AeroSpace Research and Training Center

19. The United States ranks 27 th among developed nations in the proportion of college students receiving undergraduate degrees in science and engineering National AeroSpace Research and Training Center

20. Future Prospects National AeroSpace Research and Training Center Over the next 10 years the US Department of Labor expects engineering and science jobs to grow by 21%

21. Growth Projections National AeroSpace Research and Training Center

22. Growing Opportunities National AeroSpace Research and Training Center

24. There will continue to be a need for engineers and scientists National AeroSpace Research and Training Center