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The Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center (JSC), located in Clear Lake City, Texas, a suburb of Houston, is NASA's center for human spaceflight. It was built on land donated by nearby Rice University.
The mission of the Johnson Space Center is the expansion of a human presence in space through exploration and utilization for the benefit of all. The Center also is responsible for leadership in the field of astromaterials. JSC is the Center of Excellence for Human Operations in Space. This means that JSC provides national leadership and technological preeminence in those capabilities and technologies that support human operations in space. Principal areas include: Human spacecraft and habitat design and development; human space life sciences; flight crew operations; mission operations and training; planetary surface systems for human operations; and astromaterials collections, curation, and analysis. JSC is the lead Center for the Space Shuttle Program, International Space Station Program, Space Operations, Biomedical Research and Countermeasures Program, and the Advanced Human Support Technology Program. Agencywide assignments include Extravehicular Activity (EVA), Robotics Technology Associated with Human Activities, Space Medicine, Technology Utilization on the International Space Station, and Exploration Mission Planning and Design.
At the Johnson Space Center, you can expect to
 
1. Work directly with NASA scientists and engineers on human space flight projects.
2. Gain hands on experience designing hardware and software relevant to the space program.
3. Support real time mission operations elements for human space flight missions.
4. Assist with the design of life support and habitability systems specifically for the space environment.
5. Determine orbital trajectories for future Shuttle, Station, and Mars exploration missions."
 
Johnson Space Center
Tammie Wright
NASA Johnson Space Center
2101 NASA Parkway
Houston, TX 77058
Work: 281.483.0592
tammie.l.wright@nasa.gov