A little bit of luck and a lot of curiosity are the keys to Dr. Robert Ballard's success as an explorer and discoverer of the RMS Titanic. Ballard captivated the NGA workforce yesterday at our Springfield, VA, campus with his lessons in leadership and tales of exploration.
Me on Friday nights: can’t wait to wake up early tomorrow and run.
Also me on Friday nights: looking forward to sleeping in tomorrow and skipping my run.
the
inner struggle
of a runner
IS REAL
Did we do this right? For #LibraryShelfieDay we took a trip down to NGA's library, the GEOINT Research Center, to take a look at some of the mappy books in our collection. #LibraryShelfie
Hey @FiveGuys think of how many napkins a year you could save if you didn’t put a large stack in each bag & instead let customers grab their own if they need them! This is what was left after two people using what we needed. Such a waste.... 🌎
Rolling with the punches is the key to success in this crazy world..
But yes sometimes the right hook will knock you down but just be confident you’ll always get back up and that’s all that matters!
Why is GIS important to the world we live in? Let @fcpsnews high school students answer the question for you! You will also learn more about their experience at NGA's GIS Fair.
Had an amazing few days in Atlanta learning all the latest and greatest from the best on social media! Hope to be back next year @social_shakeup 😁#SSU2018