Moderated an incredible panel on “Human Space Flight: Apollo 50 years on” ... and then danced like crazy with so many wonderful NAE members. Thanks National Academy of Engineering! You throw a fun panel and party. :)

New challenge for K-12 students to do at home during these times of remote learning. Big hugs to you all. #StartASmile #wereallinthistogether futureengineers.org/startasmile

Future Engineers' very own Deanne will present at the "Science is Cool" Unconference on THURSDAY May 21. Agenda kicks off with a keynote from Neil Degrasse Tyson, host of StarTalk! Educators, grab your spot & join the science education fun: scic-conference.com

Know a science educator? Tell them to join the fun!

Announcing the #Artemis Moon Pod Essay Contest! Combine STEM with writing and tell NASA all about the one-week expedition on the Moon that you would lead. You could win space prizes, a trip to visit NASA, or a trip to a rocket launch! Entries due Dec 17. futureengineers.org/artemismoonpod…

Dreaming about a trip to the moon? Here’s your chance! NASA is challenging all K-12 students to write about a one-week expedition to the Moon’s South Pole. Enter by Dec. 17 and you could win a trip to NASA's Kennedy Space Center to see Artemis-1 launch! #NASASTEM blog.ed.gov/2020/11/k-12-m…

You've met the NASA Artemis astronauts, now they want to know: What does your dream lunar expedition look like? Enter the Artemis Moon Pod Essay contest & win a trip to join them at the #Artemis I launch! 🚀 Welcoming entries from grades K-12 until 12/17: go.nasa.gov/37LeBIo

The first woman will reach the Moon with NASA Artemis & there has never been a better time to introduce young women to STEM. 🌙 👩‍🚀 The #Artemis Moon Pod Essay Contest for K-12 students gives them a chance to envision their own lunar journey: go.nasa.gov/2JYTfQ7

New Challenge! Educators can join our NASA TechRise kick-off event and learn more about this 2021/22 challenge where 6th - 12th grade teams can compete to fly experiments on a rocket🚀 or a high-altitude balloon! Sign up and learn more at: futureengineers.org/nasatechrise

NASA contest asks K-12 students to create Moon-digging robots engt.co/3lYBCjy

I spy our friends from NASA TechRise! Be sure to check out all the great Broken Link at National Science Teaching Association!

TechRise 2022-23 is here! Proud to be working with NASA to send 6-12th grade science/tech projects to the stratosphere. Submit an experiment idea by Oct 24th! Winners will learn to code, 3D design/print, and build their balloon payload with Future Engineers. futureengineers.org/nasatechrise

Artemis sunrise. It’s almost time for launch! Go #Artemis!

What a day! I’m still smiling. Even though we have to wait a bit longer to see Artemis I, it was amazing to see so many friends and colleagues.

It was an honor to host this #netzero forum today. Thanks National Academy of Engineering for putting together a fantastic panel to discuss one of the most pressing issues of our generation.

Love these pins that students made in Tinkercad for veterans, and I can't wait to see more! 4th-12th grade students can flex their #3D skills and share gratitude for U.S. veterans with the U.S. AEOP "We❤️Veterans" Pin Design Challenge. Enter by Dec 14 at: futureengineers.org/weheartveterans

It's LAUNCH DAY. The first group of #NASATechRise student payloads are bound for space. So proud of the students. It was a lot of hard work to get to this day!

The calm before the SHOW! Excited to speak to speak to so many students about STEM! National TSA

Our CEO Deanne met so many awesome future engineers and technologists at the National TSA conference this week! Huge thanks to TSA for putting on such a great event!

## 🗒️ Answer Announcing Deanne Bell of Future Engineers will be joining our all-star panel #ScIC13 🎮 Dive into the world of STEM as Deanne shares her expertise on ntegrating challenges in classrooms, and empowering girls in STEM. 🚀👩‍💻 #STEMforGirls hubs.ly/Q022jNGG0