1. 2019 FEEC Innovation in STEM Northrop Grumman
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2. At Northrop Grumman, STEM skills support ALL our missions.
Whether our mission is:
preserving freedom
unlocking human access to space, or
exploring the universe
From Top Left:
- NG Collage: EPROCS Approved for public release; NG , 2/20/17
(right) James Webb Space Telescope: NASA website
(bottom left) Cygnus: northropgrumman.com
We are solving challenging
technical problems for
MISSIONS THAT MATTER
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3. Supporting Students in STEM
Informal Education
Early Childhood
Elementary School
Middle School
High School
Educators
DiscoverE
Into the Unknown
Classroom Visits
Site Tours
Science Festivals/Fairs 
STEM Program Mentoring
STEM Resources
Wolf Trap STEM Learning Through The Arts
VEX Robotics
CyberPatriot
Engineers Week
MATHCOUNTS
Space Camp
Engineers & Manufacturing Weeks   
Viva Technology
NSBE SEEK
HIP
High School Internships
Space Academy for Educators
Teach for America
Northrop Grumman Foundation Teachers Academy EarthEcho Expeditions
Real World Science

4. STEM & Innovation Collaboration: Operation #PolarEye
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5. Wildlife Challenge 2017 Northrop Grumman
EPROCS:
OPERATION
#POLAREYE 3
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6. EPROCS:
“Somewhere Out There, Engineers Are Hard At Work on Their Next Mission”
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7. GOAL: Modify Commercial UAS Technology
San Diego Zoo Global was looking to integrate technology into their conservation efforts, specifically Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS)
GOAL: Modify Commercial UAS Technology
(aka Drones)
That is designed to operate here:
To be able to perform the mission in extreme weather conditions here
San Diego, CA JULY 2017 12
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8. #PolarEye Miniseries Presentation 14
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9. All photos previously approved for release in EPROCS:
Questions?
Explore
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10. San Diego Zoo Global came to Northrop Grumman with a problem
on POLAR BEARS.
SDZG Researchers wanted to study the formation of Arctic sea ice to measure the impacts of changing climate 7
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