Jaime Cordova is an amateur astronomer and graduate student in Madison, Wisconsin. He is a graduate of California State University, Long Beach in Molecular Cell Biology and is currently continuing his education at the University of Wisconsin, Madison in Genetics. Jaime's love for astronomy and spaceflight originally started in elementary school and returned shortly after high school. Originally from Los Angeles, Jaime's science outreach spans from two museum guide positions, one at the California Science Center where he speaks about the accomplishments of the Space Shuttle Endeavour and the second is at Griffith Observatory where he enjoys speaking to the public about discoveries focusing on the origins of life and other places in the universe that may harbor life. His goal, in any form of communicating science, is to show others the wonders of science and the discoveries that it can bring about.