Chelen Johnson
These teams worked on their own and presented posters at the 2020 Winter AAS.
I wanted to share this with you about one of the students I had on our team that explored star formation in Lynds dark nebulae (LDNs) [in 2008]. [He has since become involved with a big Air Force program at Michigan Tech in 2012.] [He] has often thanked me for getting him involved in NITARP research, having used that experience, in part, to get access to programs such as MTU's Aerospace Enterprise.
Thank you for a life changing experience.
NITARP is the most intense and satisfying professional development programs I have participated in.
