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Former Supersonic Aerodynamics Engineer [Retired 2015]
Continuing Education/Professional Training:
1) M.S. College of William and Mary, Applied Science
LaRC Superior Accomplishment Awards:
1) 1998 – Outstanding Support to the Center in serving on the Full Cost Management Team.
2) 1997 – Exceptional Contributions to Level I & Level II Program Planning of the Airframe Systems Program Office and the Fundamental Concepts and Methods Office programs.
3) 1996 – Outstanding Contributions to the Agency’s Fundamental Aeronautics Research Program.
4) 1996 – Outstanding Support for the Aeronautics Horizon Workshop.
5) 1996 – Exemplary Contributions to the Development of the Langley Diversity Management Plan.
6) 1994 – Timely and Invaluable Support in Developing the Langley Research Center 5-Year Construction of Facilities Plan.
NASA Awards & Recognition:
1) 1998 – NASA Performance Award
International Awards & Recognition:
1) 1998 – National Technical Association Top Women in the Sciences Award
2) Professional Membership: American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA)
3)Country of Hispanic Descent: Puerto Rico
JULY 2003
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