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SPACE CENTER'S GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY SET FOR SEPTEMBER IN HOUSTON!
The National Science & Technology Association (NSTA) and the NSTA World Foundation, in collaboration with NASA-JSC, invites you to attend this special black-tie dinner event -- “JSC 50: Continuing the Vision” -- celebrating the Johnson Space Center's Golden Anniversary in Houston. Companies throughout the city, across the nation, and around the world will want to participate in this historic event, scheduled for Saturday, September 15, 2012, at Houston's George R. Brown Convention Center. Go to www.JSC50.com for all the details.
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New Changes for New Times in the New NSTA
Please pardon the construction mess on this website, but massive changes are in the wind for NSTA - The Technology Association in Houston. It's been a closely-held secret since April 2011.
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As the space industry has undergone a transition through the year, so, too, has NSTA. In April, we changed our name as part of that transition, changing the word "Space" in our name to that of "Science," making us now the National Science & Technology Association. |
| With the name change comes a fresher Mission: "Bringing Focus to Advancements in Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics" ... otherwise known as the S.T.E.M. industries. Though similar to our original focus on advancing technology exclusively, this new Mission better defines what has always been our passion: looking into the future through the innovations of today! And what better place from which to take that view than among today's youth as they prepare for careers in the STEM industries? |
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OPEN TO PROFESSIONALS IN TECHNOLOGY
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An Organization for Every Technology
Building a Consensus of Connections -
one technology company at a time!
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NSTA - The Technology Association in Houston
"Connecting the Science & High-Tech Community with the People it Impacts"
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