ISSS presentation possibilites

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Iowans

ISU faculty

ISU groups

  • AI lab
    vaguely space related somehow
  • SSOL

ISU students/alumni

  • Jeffrey Gutkowski, jtrekfan@
    http://coop.jsc.nasa.gov/biography/gutkowskij.html
    Currently a senior in AerE, has done a coop at JSC as well as work for Northrop Grumman and Rockwell Collins.
    1. Emailed. Ben Brockert (talk) 21:56, 5 September 2006 (PDT)
  • Jill Cattrysse-Larson
    http://www.iowastatedaily.com/media/paper818/news/2006/02/15/News/Isu-Graduates.Project.Collects.Comet.Pieces-1613450.shtml
    "a 2003 aerospace engineering graduate, works as a systems engineer for spacecrafts and oversees subsystem operations for Lockheed Martin in Denver. In other words, Cattrysse-Larson makes sure different systems of a spacecraft are working together to complete a task or a mission."
    "Cattrysse-Larson worked with NASA for three semesters and two summers before graduating. Now, along with working at Lockheed Martin, she attends graduate school at the University of Colorado."
  • Ted Rickerl
    http://www.iowastatedaily.com/media/paper818/news/2005/08/22/Pulse/Isu-Alumnus.Sits.Front.Row.For.Shuttle-1088347.shtml
    "...career at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston as a flight controller specializing in design, navigation, guidance and in-flight docking operations."
  • Kieth Johnson
    http://www.iowastatedaily.com/media/paper818/news/2005/03/09/Features/Reaching.For.The.Stars-1088274.shtml
    "Johnson works in the Mission Control Center at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston. His role as an Extravehicular Activity Officer involves preparing and supporting the astronauts conducting the spacewalks.
    "Johnson's duties at the Space Center don't stop there, however. Some days, his main job is to work on training materials used to teach crew members how to do a repair of the thermal protective system. Other days, he trains crews at the Space Center's neutral buoyancy laboratory. Here, the crew members put on spacesuits and get into a large swimming pool where they practice doing their spacewalks. A third job takes Johnson to Mission Control, where he watches and monitors the crew on board the International Space Station."
  • Clayton Anderson
    http://www.iowastatedaily.com/media/paper818/news/2003/11/20/News/Nasa-Astronaut.And.Alumnus.To.Talk.On.Russian.Cosmonauts-1097822.shtml
    "Anderson, a native of Nebraska, received a masters degree in aerospace engineering from Iowa State in 1983. That same year, he began his career with NASA, signing onto the Mission Planning and Analysis Division at the Johnson Space Center. His duties included calculating trajectory designs, which were used in early space shuttle and space station missions."
    "He went on to become flight design manager of the Mission Operations Directorate, where he led the trajectory design team for the Galileo mission in 1988. Several missions followed before he was promoted to chief of the flight design branch in 1993."
    "In 1998, he was selected by NASA for astronaut training. He continues to work as part of the ground crew until he is assigned to be part of a flight team."
    http://www.iowastatedaily.com/media/paper818/news/2002/04/12/News/Isu-Astronaut.Tells.Of.Experience-1090674.shtml
    "Astronaut Clayton Anderson, who graduated from Iowa State with a master’s degree in aerospace engineering in 1983, returned to Ames Thursday."
    "Anderson began his career working on simulations. Later, he worked in the emergency center at the Johnson Space Flight Center. He was selected for astronaut training in 1998. Anderson is currently assigned to the International Space Station as a ground support astronaut until he is assigned to a space mission."
  • LeRoy Cain
    http://www.iowastatedaily.com/media/paper818/news/2003/03/06/News/Isu-Ties.Woven.Into.Nasas.Ongoing.Columbia.Investigation-1094510.shtml
    "Cain graduated from Dubuque Hempstead High School in 1982, and he graduated from Iowa State in 1988. Following graduation, he began work at Rockwell Shuttle Operations Company in June of the same year as an engineer and flight controller in training. Cain worked in flight control for his first ten years at Johnson Space Center and was selected to be flight director in 1998."
    "Cain has been the flight director at Johnson Space Center in Houston for four years and has led 14 missions as flight director. He was in charge of the ascent and re-entry of the Columbia space shuttle. Currently, he continues to investigate possible causes for the shuttle's destruction, he said."
  • Paul S. Hardersen
    Previous ISSS president
    ISSS April 20 2006 meeting
    Emailed to catch up. —Ben Brockert (talk) 09:11, 11 September 2006 (PDT)

Other Iowans

Companies

  • Arianespace
  • Boeing
  • XCOR
  • SpaceX
  • Transorbital
  • Bigelow Aerospace
  • International Launch Services
  • Lockheed Martin
  • Boeing
  • Rockwell Collins
  • United Space Alliance
  • SpaceDev
  • Rocketplane
  • Applied Aerospace Structures Corp.

Governmental organizations

  • Space grant consortia:
  • NASA
  • Spooks and others
    • NSA
    • CIA
    • NOAA
    • Naval Observatory
    • DoD
    • FCC
    • National Imagery and Mapping Agency

Other or not yet categorized

  • Publisher guy from Apogee Books
  • Farquhar
  • Kenda Lynch
  • Loretta Hidalgo
  • Guy who worked with XCOR and AirLaunch
  • Ken Iliff
  • Dreyden / DRFC
  • From other SEDS activity:
    • Northrop Grumman
    • The Boeing Company
    • Analytical Graphics Inc. (Sponsor)
    • Futron Corp. (Sponsor)
    • SGT Inc.
    • Federal Aviation Administration, Commercial Space Transportation
    • Naval Research Labs Center for Space Technology
    • Johns Hopkins University, Applied Physics Lab
    • Swales Aerospace
    • NASA, Hubble Space Telescope, GSFC
    • NASA, Space Exploration
    • Aerospace Corporation
    • Mitre Corporation
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