Houston City College and Space Center Houston signed a memorandum of understanding June 9 aimed at exposing students to programs the center offers.
What it means
The agreement—which first came about a year-and-a-half ago when HCC Chancellor Margaret Ford Fisher met with William Harris, president and CEO of Space Center Houston—will give students access to NASA-level science; hands-on science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM, workshops; interactive astronaut presentations; and immersive aerospace projects.
HCC Southwest President Michael Webster said the center has competitions, camps and training available, but they need students and participants to fill those activities, something HCC can easily provide.













