EDUCATION

Career Path

All kinds of people work on the Dawn project. In addition to providing information about the people of the Dawn mission, one purpose of the Career Path section is to explain many types of careers that go into supporting the work of any NASA mission.

Dawn's Career Connections Activity	Aerospace Career Resources
Launch a career investigation in your middle or high school classroom with the Career Connections Activity Teacher Guide (PDF) Occupational Outlook Handbook Notetaking Sheet (PDF) Comparison Matrix Student Handout (PDF) Dawn Profile Student Handout (PDF) Student Resume Template (PDF) My Career Objectives Student Handout (PDF) Dawn Team Interviews & Features	JPL Career Launch Consider a Career in Aerospace Poster Aerospace career resources

Arranged in clusters of related occupations, the Occupational Outlook Handbook (OOH), created by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, contains pertinent information about the variety of career options available to today's students. Seven of these career clusters are represented among the people who work on the Dawn mission. By clicking on a cluster name below to find related occupations, you will find a brief description, a link to the additional information in the handbook, and access to other aerospace career resources.

Career Clusters

	Handlers, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers, and Laborers		Production Occupations    Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers		Service Occupations
	Professional and Technical Occupations		Administrative Support Occupations		Executive, Administrative and Managerial Occupations