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321 Millennials is at Hell 'n Blazes Brewing Co.

6 months ago

For this month's 321M Connect Meeting, we are excited to announce that we have Christine St. Germain, Program Technical Integration Lead from NASA to come to talk to us about the Artemis Mission. Christine will give us insight into what the Artemis program is doing, what the goals are for the future and how it can change the history of space exploration forever, and more. We will have insight from the position of someone on the inside working on the project first-hand!Christine St. Germain is a program technical integration lead for NASA's Exploration Ground Systems (EGS) Program at the agency's Kennedy Space Center in Florida. In this role, she is responsible for leading the team that integrates the EGS Life Cycle Reviews, including the Post-Flight Assessment Report for EGS and the Launch Center Readiness Review that demonstrates the center and the program are ready for the upcoming mission.St. Germain began her career with NASA in 2009 as part of the launch vehicle integration group, supporting both Ares I and Ares V planning and integration for the Constellation Program. In 2014, she transitioned to EGS (then called the Ground Systems Development and Operations Program) as an operations integration engineer, and in 2016, became a NASA test director in the Test, Launch, and Recovery Office. She supported landing and recovery operations planning, as well as the execution of Underway Recovery Tests in support of Artemis missions and the Artemis I recovery. She also supported launch operations processing, planning, and execution, in addition to console operations.She received a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering in 2007, and the following year, received a Master of Science in engineering management from Florida Institute of Technology. She currently resides in Merritt Island, Florida._____________________________________________________WHAT EXACTLY IS CONNECT?To provide a platform for individuals to build relationships #growth.Our organization seeks to bring together individuals with Millennial values to work together to make a difference. As a member of 321M you will create rich friendships that will not only last you a lifetime bu ... See MoreSee Less

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Trash Bash Volunteers Clean up 3,248 Pounds of Litter in the City of MelbourneOn Saturday, April 1, volunteers all across Brevard County helped clean up our community during the Keep Brevard Beautiful 40th Annual Trash Bash. In the City of Melbourne, 218 volunteers collected 151 bags and a total of 3,248 pounds of litter from nine sites throughout the city. Our kayaking group found the largest items — six tires in the lagoon near Riverview Park. Our Melbourne Main Street team picked up the most litter totaling 39 bags of trash. Waste Management was a huge help by going around to the different sites to collect trash bags and bulky items, and McDonald’s, Panera Bread, Publix, and Love Bugs Bakery provided breakfast for the volunteers.“I want to thank all of the site captains and volunteers for taking the time out of your Saturday to help make Melbourne a cleaner and safer place to live," said Megan Selva, environmental programs coordinator with the City of Melbourne. "It is truly an awesome thing to see the community come together for a good cause.” ... See MoreSee Less

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321 Millennials is at Melbourne Main Street.

6 months ago

Thank you to everyone that joined us today for the annual Trash Bash in downtown Melbourne. Huge thank you to @melbournemainstreet @kbbeautiful_ And all the volunteers!! We collected a TON of trash and recycling. Including some weird things too! A book called "F is for Fugitive", some clothing, a handful of tiny baggies and a million cigarette butts! 🚭#KBB#321Millennials #MelbourneMainStreet#TrashBash ... See MoreSee Less

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321 Millennials is in Florida.

6 months ago

On April 1, 2023, 321M will participate in Trash Bash — the annual county-wide litter cleanup day with downtown Melbourne! Trash Bash continues a tradition that has been sponsored nationally by Keep America Beautiful for over a half-century as the Great American Cleanup, encouraging efforts to clean roadways, waterways and parks. Individuals 12 and up are invited to spend a morning in historic Downtown Melbourne for our 2023 Trash Bash!Multiple teams will be dispersed throughout three main areas of DTMB including New Haven Avenue, Front Street, Melbourne Avenue, and Strawbridge Avenue.Sign up today to reserve your spot in helping us pick up a record amount of trash from our roadways and alleys. Volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes, wear a safety vest (will be provided), stay with an assigned group, and collect as much trash as possible! The Downtown Melbourne meeting locations will be sent at the end of March. *Make sure to type in "321M" for your group so you are grouped with us! www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0e4aaea728a3fbc52-downtown5#/ ... See MoreSee Less

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321 Millennials is in Florida.

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