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Allen, H., Jr.

Publications and source records attributed to Allen, H., Jr..

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NASA NTRS1983

Detroit space odessey

The symposium included personal appearances by NASA astronauts, NASA exhibits, aerospace science lecture demonstrations (Spacemobile Lectures), and talks on job opportunities in aerospace and on the benefits of the Space Program. The program was directed mainly at (public, parochial and private) student groups, each of which spent three hours at the symposium site, Wayne State University campus, to participate in the symposium activities. The symposium was open to the general public and consisted of the NASA exhibits, aerospace science lecture demonstrations, films, talks on the benefits of the space program, and a special tasting demonstration of ""space food'' meal systems.

Allen, H., Jr.↗
NASA NTRS1978

Chicago Meets Outer Space program

The symposium included personal appearances by NASA astronauts, NASA exhibits, souvenir photos for each student attending the symposium, live demonstrations of how the Communication Technology Satellite links the U. S. with people around the world, and talks on job opportunities in aerospace and on the benefits of space. Monday through Friday, the program was directed mainly at (public, parochial and private) student groups, each of which spent a half day on the CSU campus to participate in the symposium activities. On Saturday and Sunday, the symposium was open to the general public and consisted of the NASA exhibits, films, a shorter version of the lectures and a special demonstration and tasting opportunity of space food meal systems. These quick meal systems that were designed for senior citizens.

Allen, H., Jr.↗
NASA NTRS1977

The MINE project: Minority Involvement in NASA Engineering

The Mine Project developed by Lewis Research Center (LRC) along with Tennessee State University and Tuskegee Institute, is described. The project calls for LRC to assemble on-going NASA university affairs programs aimed at benefiting the school, its faculty, and its student body. The schools receive grants to pursue research and technology projects that are relevant to NASA's missions. Upon request from the universities, LRC furnishes instructors and lecturers. The schools have use of surplus government equipment and access to NASA research facilities for certain projects. Both the faculty and students of the universities are eligible for summer employment at LRC through special programs. The MINE Project is designed to establish a continuing active relationship of 3 to 5 years between NASA and the universities, and will afford LRC with an opportunity to increase its recruitment of minority and women employees.

Allen, H., Jr.↗
NASA NTRS1967

Materials

Reinforced composite materials, refractory alloy dies, corrosion resistance paints, and insulations for very high and low temperatures

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