A Rocket Scientist's Anchor: Faith, NASA, and Self-Worth
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A Rocket Scientist's Anchor: Faith, NASA, and Self-Worth
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Dr. Eli Joseph and Dr. Janice Gassam Asare sat down with Dr. Naia Butler-Craig, who is a scientist and aerospace engineer at NASA Glenn Research Center. Dr. Butler-Craig graduated from Georgia Tech with a Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering and shares her experience starting from the moment she discovered aerospace engineering in eighth grade until her research work in the domain of providing space electric propulsion.
In this episode, Dr. Butler-Craig shares information related to technical aspects of electric propulsion and difficulties that first-generation students in academia face, as well as discusses systemic inequalities in STEM. She provides her own view on the “pipeline problem,” stating that it is important to focus on retention rates and students’ lack of support with respect to overcoming barriers.
With the help of the episode, advanced technologies are connected with the idea of equality and workforce readiness, which leads to helpful conclusions about the elimination of obstacles that would bring inspiration to upcoming generations of leaders who are going to work in the domain of space research.