Fellow:Sophie Zehentner

2018-01-11T23:40:52Z

Sophiezehentner:

Sophia Zehentner is a candidate for University Innovation Fellow for Spring 2018. She is an undergraduate studying Marketing with minors in Communication and Computer Information Systems at The University of Tulsa. Sophia is originally from Friendswood, TX, a suburb outside of Houston. Growing up, Sophia was heavily involved with sport teams. This was the start of her love of human connection and teamwork. Sophia’s love for sports, teamwork and handwork was the foundation to pursing a degree in Marketing.

At The University of Tulsa, Sophia is involved with The Global Scholars Program. This program studies global issues, works on projects to better the community, and travels abroad. She is also the Community Service Cabinet Position for the Chi Omega Epsilon Gamma Chapter. 

In high school, Sophia was heavily involved in athletics, but also art and Student Council. She was Secretary of Student Council and Vice President of National Art Honor Society. She competed in a nation-wide competition, VANS Custom Culture. This competition was to design and paint four pairs of blank VANS shoes based on local flavor, music, art, and sport. The team had to design the shoes then market the shoes to gain votes. Sophie was the Team Lead and the team received 2nd place out of 3000 schools. The team won the Art Department $20,000. The experience with the VANS competition jumpstarted her interest in working in a creative environment with a team. Sophia wants to make a lasting impact on her campus and learn from her impact to apply to the real world after graduation.

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Fellow:Sophie Zehentner

2018-01-11T23:38:15Z

Sophiezehentner:

Sophia Zehentner is a candidate for University Innovation Fellow for Spring 2018. She is an undergraduate studying Marketing with minors in Communication and Computer Information Systems at The University of Tulsa. Sophia is originally from Friendswood, TX, a suburb outside of Houston. Growing up, Sophia was heavily involved with sport teams. This was the start of her love of human connection and teamwork. Sophia’s love for sports, teamwork and handwork was the foundation to pursing a degree in Marketing.

At The University of Tulsa, Sophia is involved with The Global Scholars Program. This program studies global issues, works on projects to better the community, and travels abroad. She is also the Community Service Cabinet Position for the Chi Omega Epsilon Gamma Chapter. 

In high school, Sophia was heavily involved in athletics, but also art and Student Council. She was Secretary of Student Council and Vice President of National Art Honor Society. She competed in a nation-wide competition, VANS Custom Culture. This competition was to design and paint four pairs of blank VANS shoes based on local flavor, music, art, and sport. The team had to design the shoes then market the shoes to gain votes. Sophie was the Team Lead and the team received 2nd place out of 3000 schools. The team won the Art Department $20,000. The experience with the VANS competition jumpstarted her interest in working in a creative environment with a team. Sophia wants to make a lasting impact on her campus and learn from her impact to apply to the real world after graduation.

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Fellow:Sophie Zehentner

2018-01-11T23:37:58Z

Sophiezehentner:

Sophia Zehentner is a candidate for University Innovation Fellow for Spring 2018. She is an undergraduate studying Marketing with minors in Communication and Computer Information Systems at The University of Tulsa. Sophia is originally from Friendswood, TX, a suburb outside of Houston. Growing up, Sophia was heavily involved with sport teams. This was the start of her love of human connection and teamwork. Sophia’s love for sports, teamwork and handwork was the foundation to pursing a degree in Marketing.

At The University of Tulsa, Sophia is involved with The Global Scholars Program. This program studies global issues, works on projects to better the community, and travels abroad. She is also the Community Service Cabinet Position for the Chi Omega Epsilon Gamma Chapter. 

In high school, Sophia was heavily involved in athletics, but also art and Student Council. She was Secretary of Student Council and Vice President of National Art Honor Society. She competed in a nation-wide competition, VANS Custom Culture. This competition was to design and paint four pairs of blank VANS shoes based on local flavor, music, art, and sport. The team had to design the shoes then market the shoes to gain votes. Sophie was the Team Lead and the team received 2nd place out of 3000 schools. The team won the Art Department $20,000. The experience with the VANS competition jumpstarted her interest in working in a creative environment with a team. Sophia wants to make a lasting impact on her campus and learn from her impact to apply to the real world after graduation.



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2018-01-11T23:35:34Z

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2018-01-11T23:34:46Z

Sophiezehentner:

Sophia Zehentner is a candidate for University Innovation Fellow for Spring 2018. She is an undergraduate studying Marketing with minors in Communication and Computer Information Systems at The University of Tulsa. Sophia is originally from Friendswood, TX, a suburb outside of Houston. Growing up, Sophia was heavily involved with sport teams. This was the start of her love of human connection and teamwork. Sophia’s love for sports, teamwork and handwork was the foundation to pursing a degree in Marketing.

At The University of Tulsa, Sophia is involved with The Global Scholars Program. This program studies global issues, works on projects to better the community, and travels abroad. She is also the Community Service Cabinet Position for the Chi Omega Epsilon Gamma Chapter. 

In high school, Sophia was heavily involved in athletics, but also art and Student Council. She was Secretary of Student Council and Vice President of National Art Honor Society. She competed in a nation-wide competition, VANS Custom Culture. This competition was to design and paint four pairs of blank VANS shoes based on local flavor, music, art, and sport. The team had to design the shoes then market the shoes to gain votes. Sophie was the Team Lead and the team received 2nd place out of 3000 schools. The team won the Art Department $20,000. The experience with the VANS competition jumpstarted her interest in working in a creative environment with a team. Sophia wants to make a lasting impact on her campus and learn from her impact to apply to the real world after graduation.

Fellow:Sophie Zehentner

2018-01-11T23:34:31Z

Sophiezehentner:

Sophia Zehentner is a candidate for University Innovation Fellow for Spring 2018. She is an undergraduate studying Marketing with minors in Communication and Computer Information Systems at The University of Tulsa. Sophia is originally from Friendswood, TX, a suburb outside of Houston. Growing up, Sophia was heavily involved with sport teams. This was the start of her love of human connection and teamwork. Sophia’s love for sports, teamwork and handwork was the foundation to pursing a degree in Marketing.

 At The University of Tulsa, Sophia is involved with The Global Scholars Program. This program studies global issues, works on projects to better the community, and travels abroad. She is also the Community Service Cabinet Position for the Chi Omega Epsilon Gamma Chapter. 

In high school, Sophia was heavily involved in athletics, but also art and Student Council. She was Secretary of Student Council and Vice President of National Art Honor Society. She competed in a nation-wide competition, VANS Custom Culture. This competition was to design and paint four pairs of blank VANS shoes based on local flavor, music, art, and sport. The team had to design the shoes then market the shoes to gain votes. Sophie was the Team Lead and the team received 2nd place out of 3000 schools. The team won the Art Department $20,000. The experience with the VANS competition jumpstarted her interest in working in a creative environment with a team. Sophia wants to make a lasting impact on her campus and learn from her impact to apply to the real world after graduation.

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2018-01-11T23:33:59Z

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2018-01-11T23:25:08Z

Sophiezehentner:

Sophia Zehentner is a candidate for University Innovation Fellow for Spring 2018. She is an undergraduate studying Marketing with minors in Communication and Computer Information Systems at The University of Tulsa. Sophia is originally from Friendswood, TX, a suburb outside of Houston. Growing up, Sophia was heavily involved with sport teams. This was the start of her love of human connection and teamwork. Sophia’s love for sports, teamwork and handwork was the foundation to pursing a degree in Marketing. 

At The University of Tulsa, Sophia is involved with The Global Scholars Program. This program studies global issues, works on projects to better the community, and travels abroad. She is also the Community Service Cabinet Position for the Chi Omega Epsilon Gamma Chapter. 

In high school, Sophia was heavily involved in athletics, but also art and Student Council. She was Secretary of Student Council and Vice President of National Art Honor Society. She competed in a nation-wide competition, VANS Custom Culture. This competition was to design and paint four pairs of blank VANS shoes based on local flavor, music, art, and sport. The team had to design the shoes then market the shoes to gain votes. Sophie was the Team Lead and the team received 2nd place out of 3000 schools. The team won the Art Department $20,000. The experience with the VANS competition jumpstarted her interest in working in a creative environment with a team. Sophia wants to make a lasting impact on her campus and learn from her impact to apply to the real world after graduation.

2018-01-11T23:13:47Z

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'''NASA AMES FACILITY SAN JOSE CALIFORNIA'''

= OVERVIEW =

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When most people think of NASA AMES they see it as a field facility for NASA tests, not as a place for advancement of undergraduates when it comes to research. However, most people are right, NASA AMES is a field center that conducts world class research and development. However each one of those individuals that believes that misses an important part, the 2500 employees that are willing and able to help and develop any student that walks in their door.

= '''PURPOSE''' =

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NASA AMES Research center today is the leader in nanotechnology, information technology, fundamental space biology, biotechnology, thermal protection systems, and human factors research. Originally a center for Aeronautics, NASA AMES was the center for any and all developments in flight regimes in the 1960’s and 70’s. AMES has now turned into one of the main hubs for NASA to excel and achieve new heights when it comes to the development and implementation of new research.

= Distinct Differences From Other Offerings =

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Well how can this all help undergraduates? It all comes back to those 2500 employees involved in the high level end research. Those 2500 people are willing and able to let students in and help them develop their projects, all the student has to do is ask. To many times students look for an application process, or a list of criteria in order to do something; at NASA AMES that is not the case. When a student has a technological research project, all you have to do is send a NASA researcher an email and they will help you in a heartbeat. If anything this process is better for students as it pushes them to be able to communicate with what is called cold contact communication. Too many undergraduates are afraid of this topic and a lot of them try to look for a way which is structured, but they all forget the most important thing; they are a student. NASA AMES is always willing to help develop and train any student that walks in their door and have been doing it since its creation in 1958.

= '''Impact Achieved For Students and Campus''' =

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Bu visiting NASA AMES and talking to researchers a student open him/her self and their university to many avenues of communication that have never been there before. By having student visit the facility and talk to researchers you are able to get individuals making connections that will last way past the length of this students time at university. Giving faculty the ability to be able to continue that connection and develop it with new students as they arrive.

= '''Steps Required To Bring Resource to Campus''' =

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JUST ASK……

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Any NASA researcher at NASA AMES.

== Conclusion ==

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Ames Research Center, more commonly known as NASA AMES, is a place where innovation, research, and the advancement of aeronautics and technology will always belong. Since 1939, NASA AMES has been a hub for promotion of learning. Since then the center has grown and now welcomes undergraduates. NASA AMES offers a fellowship to students with a unique and driven idea for innovation and strengthening an aspect of NASA AMES. Students can also intern over the summer and be involved in actual NASA research projects. Undergraduates in an internship or fellowship position will gain skills that cannot be taught in the classroom. NASA AMES is truly a gift basket to any undergraduate seeking information or advice as he or she goes into the professional world of innovation and design..

 

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