Sat., June 27, 2026
11:30am – 12:30pm
Be inspired by women in aviation and STEM sharing their journeys in their fields of expertise and addressing the importance of innovation, curiosity, and perseverance.
This interview-style program between the expert(s) and moderator encourages audience engagement. Young women and girls interested in aviation and STEM are encouraged to attend to soak up the wisdom shared by the trailblazing women who came before.
Included with your General Admission and FREE for Members.
Aldora Louw
Associate Division Chief of NASA Johnson Space Center’s Aircraft Operations Division (AOD) at Ellington field in Houston TX.
Aldora is the Associate Division Chief of NASA’s Aircraft Operations Division (AOD) at Ellington Field, where she helps oversee a fleet of aircraft that support astronaut training, spaceflight readiness, astronaut transportation, and specialized science missions. Before joining NASA, she worked as a security consultant with PwC and as a systems engineer for Lockheed Martin. Since joining NASA in 2013, she has led projects supporting human spaceflight programs, managed NASA’s T-38 training program, and was promoted to Associate Division Chief in 2023.
Aldora is also a commercial pilot and FAA-certified flight instructor with certifications in instrument, tailwheel, and spin training. Outside of work, she enjoys flight instruction and car racing.
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