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Headquarters Report
Intelsat and Aviation Week become Space Foundation Corporate Partners
The Space Foundation welcomes its newest corporate members, Intelsat General Corporation and Aviation Week, who have both joined at the corporate partner level.
Headquartered in Washington D.C., Intelsat General Corporation is one of the largest wholesalers of commercial satellite services. Its mission is to provide a range of sustainable, cost-effective and secure communications solutions to the United States' federal, state and local governments, to NATO members, and to the contractors and integrators that support them.
Aviation Week & Space Technology is the world's leading aviation and aerospace industry magazine, covering technology, business and operations in the commercial, military and space markets for more than 105,000 paid subscribers in 180 countries. It is the cornerstone of the Aviation Week division of The McGraw-Hill Companies.
Space Foundation corporate members receive significantly lower exhibit rates; complimentary registration(s) to the National Space Symposium; special offers and discounts on sponsorships; invitations to special meetings with key government or industry leaders; advance notification of significant marketing and business development opportunities and much more! Visit the Space Foundation Web site for more information and a complete list of our members.
Space Technology Hall of Fame featured in Hayden Planetarium discussion
Each month, the Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History hosts a discussion of space news making headlines called "This Just In…" Planetarium Director Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson leads the discussion and provides background information and analysis from the scientists behind the discoveries and news. One of the topics covered at December's event was space spinoffs and the perceived value of the space program. Dr. Tyson's featured guest was the Space Foundation's Director of Communications, who shared with the audience about the Space Technology Hall of Fame and some of the more than 50 products that have been inducted since 1988.
Space Foundation plans fifth annual Space Career Fair
Whether you are a college student or transitioning military, discover how to further your career by attending the premier gathering of aerospace professionals at the annual Space Career Fair April 12, 2007, during the 23rd National Space Symposium at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs. Job seekers can combine their education, talents and experience with an interest in space and learn more about employment opportunities in the space industry. Admission to the Space Career Fair includes "Meet the Company" presentations with space industry representatives to discuss career opportunities and industry trends and needs; a networking lunch (for the first 300 registrants); interview opportunities with leading space companies; and access to the Ball Aerospace Exhibit Center at the 23rd National Space Symposium. Pre-registration is required, and the deadline for registration is Friday, April 6, 2007. For registration and more information, call (800) 691-4000.
Nominate someone making a difference in education for the Alan Shepard Technology in Education Award
Do you know K-12 teachers or district-level administrators who are making a difference in education through the use of technology? Recognize their achievements by nominating them for the Alan Shepard Technology in Education Award. The Astronauts Memorial Foundation (AMF), in partnership with the Space Foundation and NASA, will recognize the accomplishments of one outstanding individual and his or her contributions to lifelong learning through the application of technology in the classroom or professional development of teachers.
Technology personnel and K-12 classroom teachers who have demonstrated exemplary use of technology to enhance learning are eligible for this award. School principals, superintendents or associate superintendents may nominate eligible candidates. The AMF, the Space Foundation, and NASA will present the award April 9, 2007, at the 23rd National Space Symposium in Colorado Springs. The deadline for applications is Jan. 31, 2007. Applications and more information are available online at the Astronauts Memorial Foundation's Web site.
Space Foundation accepting applications for
Teacher Liaisons
The Space Foundation is accepting applications for its prestigious Teacher Liaison program. Teacher Liaison applications are due to the Space Foundation by Feb. 2, 2007. Space Foundation Teacher Liaisons serve as an active link between the Space Foundation, NASA, and their school and school district. All kindergarten through 12th grade educators, or other professionals or informal educators who have a desire to integrate space education into their classrooms are eligible to apply. Applications and more information are available to online at www.SpaceFoundation.org/education or by contacting the Space Foundation at (800) 691-4000. Selected teachers will be notified in February.
Early bird registration deadline nears for 23rd National Space Symposium
Register early for the 23rd National Space Symposium and save $300 off the standard rate. The deadline for early bird registration is Friday, January 19, 2007. The 23rd National Space Symposium is April 9-12, 2007, at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs. Use our secure Web site at www.NationalSpaceSymposium.org or call
(800) 691-4000.
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