Describes a kit containing seven units, each designed to increase the elementary school student's awareness of aviation and career possibilities in aviation. Includes a sample section from one unit. (MLH)

Discusses the need for aerospace engineers, and career opportunities in the field of aerospace engineering. (MLH)

Discusses the possibilities of space providing occupations as a new frontier in the 1990's. (SL)

Discusses the results of a survey in which 35,000 secondary students selected their first and second career choices from among 143 vocational disciplines. Data are provided to indicate the choices. (MLH)

Describes the efforts of the Boeing Company to encourage and hire women for engineering jobs. Much of the article is devoted to women employed by Boeing in engineering jobs and their comments about engineering as a career for women. (BR)

An open letter to youth in which future opportunities in the space sciences are outlined. (MLH)

Discusses the opportunities that a technical education in engineering or the physical sciences offers for a financially and professionally rewarding career. Includes comments on how technical careers can make contributions to the betterment of society. (MLH)

Describes the basic publications recommended for an aerospace education library. Lists and describes classroom display materials and career materials pertaining to aerospace and aviation. (MLH)

Gives news briefs concerning aviation organizations, educational programs, and career opportunities. (MLH)

Discusses the job hunting efforts of Kenneth Morris in his efforts to pursue a career in aviation. Aviation job market prospects are also discussed. (SL)

Provides a chronicle of the roles which American and Soviet women have played in space exploration programs. Future plans for American women in space are discussed. (CP)

Describes the Exploring program, developed by the Boy Scouts of America, which offers projects and career awareness programs to youth in the 15 to 20 year age group. (MLH)