This document appears to be a co-op report for Thomas Kromis' internship at NASA. It details his educational background including 21 years of service in the US Marine Corps before obtaining bachelor's and master's degrees. It then summarizes his transition to NASA and lists various learning opportunities he had, such as meetings, training, presentations and facility tours. Finally, it provides brief descriptions of several projects he assisted with during his co-op, including providing feedback on a search function, reviewing an employee handbook, and assisting with software licensing and website updates.

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NASA Co-op IRD
by Thomas Kromis

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Fiancé

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United States Marine Corps
Travel & Adventure
Norway
Israel
Jordan
Egypt
Italy
Malta
Spain
Japan
21 years of active duty
service
Promotion to Master Gunnery Sergeant

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My $1200 investment in 1987
North Lake College
Associate Degree
Southern Methodist
University
B.S. and M.L.S.

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Transition from Marine to NASA

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Learning Opportunities
• Meetings:
• ICB, projects, reviews, etc.
• 67 hours
• Training:
• Co-op HR, SharePoint, Satern, etc.
• 22 hours
• Presentations:
• NTSB SS2, Managing Risk, “We Could Not Fail”
• 5.5 hours
• Tours:
• Buildings 8, 46 and 227
• 3.5 hours

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Projects
• JSC search function
– Allan Stilwell
• Provided test search feedback
• New Employee Handbook
– Herb Babineaux
• Reviewed for accuracy
• Submitted discrepancies

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Projects (cont.)
• DAA Discrepancy Report
– Vanessa Beene
• Obtained NAMS access
• Observed & learned process
• Provided feedback
• Enterprise software license update
– Herb Babineaux
• Researched & consolidated 187,507 licenses
• Created Power Point (55 slides) presentation

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Projects (cont.)
• CTO Website
– David Kelldorf
• Suggested options regarding current website
• Researched pros and cons of changing platform
• IRD Customer Survey
– Kathy Kaminski
• Created new Survey Monkey survey for IRD
• Collected results

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