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NASA Johnson Space Center Engineer Mentors Rice Student on National Mentoring Day
Rice University student Malvika Bhardwaj reflected on mentor Daniel Cohen’s guidance as a NASA Guidance, Navigation and Control engineer during National Mentoring Day.
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Malvika Bhardwaj, a Rice University student, asked her mentor, Daniel Cohen, about his capacity to continue teaching interns despite a demanding workload. Cohen, who works as a Guidance, Navigation and Control engineer at NASA’s Johnson Space Center, responded, “You decide what’s important.”
The exchange was highlighted in a piece published in honor of National Mentoring Day on Oct. 27, emphasizing the role of mentorship in shaping future talent for NASA.
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