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Our Affiliates …

 BAE Systems of
  North America
 McAuliffe-Shepard
  Discovery Center
 Dartmouth College
 FIRST
 Community College
  System of NH
 Plymouth State
  University
 Mount Washington
  Observatory
 The Rey Center
 University of
  New Hampshire


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David Bartlett
The People of New Hampshire Space Grant Consortium...

Director: David S. Bartlett
Dr. Bartlett, Director of NHSGC since 1991, is also the Associate Director for the Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans and Space.

Assistant Director: Antoinette Galvin
UNH Research Associate Professor Toni Galvin joined the NHSGC in 1999. Her research interests include solar wind composition.

Program Coordinator: Clara Kustra
As NHSG Program Coordinator, Clara is the CMIS point of contact and has been a member of the NHSGC board since 1991.

Affiliate Representative: Carolyn Singer
As Grants Manager of FIRST, Carolyn recently joined the NHSGC board.

Affiliate Representative: Jeanne Gerulskis
Executive Director of the McAuliffe-Shepard Planetarium, Jeanne Gerulskis joined the NHSGC board in 1999.

Affiliate Representative: Scott Henley
Executive Director of the Mount Washington Observatory, Scott Henley joined the Observatory in 2000.

Affiliate Representative: James Koermer
Plymouth State College's Professor of Meteorology James Koermer specializes in Dynamic Meteorology, Mesometeorology, and Numerical Weather Prediction and has been a NHSGC affiliate director since 1999.

Affiliate Representative: Amy Ireland Bourgeault
New Hampshire Community Technical College's Amy Bourgault joined the New Hampshire Space Grant Consortium board in 2006.

Affiliate Representative: Phil Ribaudo
BAE Systems of North America's Department Manager for Systems Engineering, Phil joined the New Hampshire Space Grant Consortium board in 2007.

Affiliate Representative: Audrey Eisenhauer
As Interim Executive Director of the Margaret and H.A. Rey Center, Audrey joined the New Hampshire Space Grant Consortium board in 2009.

Affiliate Representative: James LaBelle
Dartmouth Associate Professor LaBelle is interested in ionospheric and magnetospheric physics, plasma measurements in space, and remote sensing of ionospheric plasma processes.

Eleanor Abrams
An Associate Professor of Education at the University of New Hampshire, Eleanor Abrams (eleanor.abrams@unh.edu) is interested in science education and technology.

Richard Birnie
Dartmouth's Professor Richard Birnie (Richard.W.Birnie@dartmouth.edu) is a geologist whose research interest uses satellite remote sensing, image processing, and global positioning systems (GPS). Professor Birnie was the first NHSGC Affiliate Director and has served on the board since 1991.

Douglas Vandemark
UNH's Research Associate Professor Doug Vandemark (doug.vandemark@unh.edu) is an oceanographer with research interests in Ocean Remote Sensing and Air-sea Interaction. He joined the New Hampshire Space Grant Consortium board in 2007.

Mary K. Hudson
Dartmouth's Professor Hudson (Mary.K.Hudson@Dartmouth.edu) is a physicist whose interests include space plasma theory, plasma simulation. She has been involved in NH Space Grant Consortium since 1991.

William Lotko
Dartmouth's Professor Lotko (William.Lotko@Dartmouth.EDU) is director of the M.S. and Ph.D. programs at the Thayer School of Engineering. He is a space physicist specializing in plasmas, with particular interest in the magnetosphere. He is a past NHSGC affiliate director and board member of the NHSGC since 1991.

Barrett N. Rock
UNH's Professor Rock (barry.rock@unh.edu) is a botanist who uses remote sensing imagery to monitor the health of vegetation and to study forest decline. He created and directs the New England Forest Watch program. Professor Rock is the Environmental Science coordinator for Project SMART. He joined the NHSGC board in 1991.

Roy B. Torbert
UNH Professor Roy Torbert (roy.torbert@unh.edu) leads the Experimental Space Plasma research group. His research interests include the areas of space plasma and magnetospheric physics. Professor Torbert is coordinator for the Space Science module of Project SMART. He joined the NHSGC board in 1991.