Director: Antoinette Galvin
University of New Hampshire Research Associate Professor and NH Space Grant Consortium Director Toni Galvin joined NHSGC in 1999.
Her research interests include solar wind composition.
Assistant Director: Kristin Simunac
University of New Hampshire research scientist Kristin Simunac is a former NH space grant fellow. Her research interests incude solar wind source regions and the large-scale geometry and evolution of structures in the heliosphere, such as solar wind stream interaction regions.
Educational Program Coordinator: Karen Burnett-Kurie
Karen joined UNH's Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space after working at FIRST, an NHSGC affiliate. Prior to that she was a partner at UNH Cooperative Extension, also NHSGC affiliate.
Graphic Communications/Webmaster: Kristi Donahue
A graphic designer at UNH's Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space, Kristi is NHSGC's webmaster and graphic support staff.
NHSGC Business Manager: Linda Tibbetts
Linda is Assistant Director of the Earth Systems Research Center at UNH's Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space, and is the NHSGC business manager.
Community College System of New Hampshire Representative:
Amy Ireland Bourgault
Community College System of New Hampshire representative Amy Bourgault is the CCNH Foundation Director. She joined the New Hampshire Space Grant Consortium board in 2006.
Dartmouth College Representative: James LaBelle
Dartmouth Professor of Physics and Astronomy, LaBelle is interested in ionospheric and magnetospheric physics, plasma measurements in space, and remote sensing of ionospheric plasma processes.
FIRST Representative: Lisa Vincent
As Grant Writer for FIRST, Lisa Vincent is our liaison to FIRST Place and the FIRST progression of programs (FLL, FTC, FRC).
Margret and H.A. Rey Center Representative: Audrey Eisenhauer
As Executive Director of the Margaret and H.A. Rey Center, providing art, science and adventure programs for all ages in the Waterville Valley, Audrey joined the New Hampshire Space Grant Consortium board in 2009.
McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center Representative: Jeanne Gerulskis
Executive Director of the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center, Jeanne Gerulskis joined the NHSGC board in 1999.
Mount Washington Observatory Representative: Scot Henley
Executive Director of the Mount Washington Observatory, Scott Henley joined the Observatory in 2000.
Plymouth State University Representative: James Koermer
Plymouth State College's Professor of Meteorology James Koermer specializes in dynamic meteorology, mesometeorology, and numerical weather prediction and computer applications. He has been a NHSGC affiliate director since 1999.
Eleanor Abrams
An Associate Professor of Education at the University of New Hampshire, Eleanor Abrams is interested in science education and technology, particularly in rural schools.
Douglas Vandemark
UNH's Research Associate Professor Doug Vandemark is an oceanographer with research interests in the study of ocean and atmosphere boundary layer interactions and how to remotely measure ocean properties. He joined the New Hampshire Space Grant Consortium board in 2007.
William Lotko
Dartmouth's Professor Lotko at the Thayer School of Engineering 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 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, as well as Watershed Watch. Professor Rock is the Environmental Science coordinator for Project SMART. He joined the NHSGC board in 1991.