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Lockheed Martin Showcases STEM Careers with Help from NASA
Greenville, SC., Sept. 6, 2017 Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) recently hosted a group of local Girl Scouts at its Greenville facility to showcase the many different careers within the Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) fields, with help from one of NASA’s most inspiring female leaders.
Vanessa Wyche, director of Exploration Integration and Science at Johnson Space Center, shared her passion for STEM with the girls and how a spirit of curiosity led to a life-long calling of exploration – even of things millions of miles away.
Following the presentation, the girls toured the Lockheed Martin facility to see just how vital STEM education is in the aerospace industry.
Greenville-area Girl Scouts get an up-close look at a P-3 Orion aircraft during their Lockheed Martin tour to learn more about real-life STEM applications and careers.
For further information: Leslie Farmer, +1 864-299-7435, leslie.b.farmer@lmco.com