Where did Judith Resnik live in her hometown?
A memorial to her and the rest of the crew of Challenger has been dedicated in Seabrook, Texas, where she lived while stationed at the Johnson Space Center. In her hometown of Akron, Ohio, a school building was named in her honor: Judith Resnik Community Learning Center.
Is there a middle school named after Judith Resnik?
There is an elementary school in Gaithersburg, Maryland named in her honor: Judith A. Resnik Elementary School. There is also a middle school, Judith A. Resnik Middle School, established in 2016, in San Antonio, Texas, after her name.
What did Judith Resnik do on the Shuttle Discovery?
Judith Resnik as mission specialist onboard Space Shuttle Discovery in 1984. While working on her doctorate, Resnik also worked as a research fellow of biomedical engineering at the Laboratory of Neurophysiology at the National Institutes of Health. As a biomedical engineer, Resnik researched the physiology of visual systems.
What did Judith Resnik do at Carnegie Mellon?
Upon graduation from Carnegie Mellon, Resnik worked at RCA as a design engineer in missile and radar projects and won the Graduate Study Program Award. She performed circuit design for the missile and surface radar division.
A memorial to her and the rest of the crew of Challenger has been dedicated in Seabrook, Texas, where she lived while stationed at the Johnson Space Center. In her hometown of Akron, Ohio, a school building was named in her honor: Judith Resnik Community Learning Center.
There is an elementary school in Gaithersburg, Maryland named in her honor: Judith A. Resnik Elementary School. There is also a middle school, Judith A. Resnik Middle School, established in 2016, in San Antonio, Texas, after her name.
Judith Resnik as mission specialist onboard Space Shuttle Discovery in 1984. While working on her doctorate, Resnik also worked as a research fellow of biomedical engineering at the Laboratory of Neurophysiology at the National Institutes of Health. As a biomedical engineer, Resnik researched the physiology of visual systems.
Upon graduation from Carnegie Mellon, Resnik worked at RCA as a design engineer in missile and radar projects and won the Graduate Study Program Award. She performed circuit design for the missile and surface radar division.
