NASA GSFC Summer Intern - GLOBE Clouds  >>

NASA Langley Summer Intern - GLOBE Clouds  >>

"It is a meaningful way to do our small part towards a global positive change through the advancement of scientific research. Every personal observation brings key details about the immediate environment, something that cannot be detected by large-scale instruments."  >>

"It is my goal to excite students about what is around them, as I tell them when we are outside exploring, “Look up, look down, and look around”. Too many times they miss the cool and interesting things that are out there. So being a citizen scientist helps them enjoy these wonderful gifts and realize we can make a difference."  >>

"It is my job to provide real-world learning opportunities and to encourage my students to take a closer look at our planet. I believe we need more informed citizen scientists in this world. My personal mission statement is simple, #GettingScienceDone!"  >>

"By facilitating citizen science programs in Antarctica and the Arctic, I am doing my part to contribute to a better understanding of these regions. I also hope I am inspiring our guests to return home as ambassadors for the citizen science movement."  >>

"You don’t have to have a formal degree to be interested in and participate in science."  >>

"Scientists cannot possibly be everywhere all the time to observe our environment, so engaging citizen observers is a very helpful way to get additional insight into Earth-system processes.”  >>

"I work at NASA Langley on the CERES science team, which stands for Clouds and Earth’s Radiant Energy Systems. The instrument takes observations from space of the amount of energy that is coming out of the top of the atmosphere."  >>