Congratulations Jacob Duckworth!

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NASA's Fall Outstanding Intern

Jacob Duckworth, a 2015 West Ottawa High School graduate, was named an outstanding intern by NASA for his fall internship at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. Duckworth worked with in the software, robotics and simulation division of the Johnson Space Center where he worked on systems that help facilitate human exploration and development of space. He is currently a junior at Michigan State University's Honors College, where is majoring in biosystems engineering and physics. See story here.

Website: Jacob Duckworth, NASA's Outstanding Intern

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