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Wall of Honor Level:
Air and Space Friend

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Ms. Pham received her MS, BSEE, and BS Mathematical statistics degrees from the University of Akron. She is an Electronic Engineer and Computer Scientist with the Department of Defense from 1989-present. Currently, she is actively engaging in the development of DoD computing policy, base closure realignment issues associated with DCWF computing and DoD computing performance metrics. Prior to this, she oversaw, managed and directed DISA Multiple Security Level Command and Control Guards, and N-Level Workstation Program’s Configuration Management and Test and Evaluation programs. Subsequently, she led the F15 program at DPRO Lockheed Martin, specialized in the area of high density digital electronic integrate circuit system and software engineering. Ms. Pham is a member of IEEE, AFCEA, and Ohio Academy of Science and was inducted into the National Mathematical Honorary Society of Pi Mu Epsilon (1991) and Who’s Who of American Women (1999).
Advocate for Women in Science (1998-present); Chairwoman for the Asian-Pacific American (1989-1995); Mentor for Engineering students (1995); Resource Mentor for the Women in Engineering Program (1996-1998); Judge Science Fairs for the Western district and Ohio Academy of Science (1993-1995)
Now is attracted by spaceships, missiles, star wars, satellite, and computers. The possibilities of the human mind can only be underestimated. The National Air and Space Museum Dulles facility will instill in the young and old mind that you too can unfold the mystery of the future by those who have laid down the ground work of space of the past and present. It is our turn to continue this groundwork and unfold the mystery of the future.