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Dr. Marla Perez-Davis
Marla Perez-Davis, a NASA employee from Glenn Research Center, was selected for the NAFP in the program’s first year. She chose the University of Puerto-Rico at Mayaguez as her host institution, where she was able to develop as a teacher and participation in outreach activities in Puerto Rico.  |
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Willie B. Williams
Mr. Willie B. Williams, a NASA Johnson Space Center employee, first served his NAFP tenure at Prairie View A&M University, where he managed the KC 135 Student Flight project, followed by California State University, where he conducted research. |
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Dr. Benita Bell
Benita Bell served in Cohort 3 of the NAFP from 1999-2001. As a NAFP fellow, she worked at NASA Headquarters in Washington, DC and conducted research at the NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. She currently works at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, MD. |
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Dr. Mark Whorton
Dr. Mark Whorton, a Marshall Space Flight Center employee, was selected for the NAFP, and chose Tennessee State University as his host institution. Throughout his NAFP experience, Whorton broadened himself professionally as a researcher, mentor and manager. |
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Dr. Paul Mogan
Dr. Paul Mogan, a NASA Kennedy Space Center employee served his first year in the NAFP as a Biomedical Engineering professor at Morgan State University in Baltimore, Maryland. |
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Dr. Ramona P. Travis
Dr. Ramona P. Travis, a Stennis Space Center employee for the past 25 years, currently serves as the center’s Intellectual Property Manager. As a NAFP fellow in the program’s first year, Dr. Travis worked as a faculty member at Xavier University in Louisiana. |
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Dr. Jonathan Campbell
Dr. Jonathan Campbell is a Research Scientist and Project Manager at Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC). Dr. Campbell holds a B.A.E. in Aerospace Engineering, three M.S. degrees in Experimental Plasma Physics, Engineering Management, and Theoretical Physics, and a Ph.D. in Astrophysics. |
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