AEROSPACE POLICY RESEARCH CENTER
The
Center for Aerospace Policy Research at George Mason University conducts a balanced
program of sponsored research, independent research, and education. Housed in
the School of Public Policy's Center for Transportation, Logistics and Operations,
the Aerospace Center draws substantially on the School's faculty in aerospace,
aviation, technology policy, governance, and international commerce. The Aerospace
Center has four senior researchers.
Short Course on “The U.S. Government Space Sector”
Oct. 14-16, 2008
George Mason University
Arlington Campus
For the fifth time George Mason University, with the co-sponsorship of the American Astronautical Society and the Space Foundation, offered its annual short course on “The U.S. Government Space Sector”. Developed by the George Mason University School of Public Policy, Center for Aerospace Policy Research, the course provided an overview of the departments and agencies, both civil and military, involved with U.S. Government space programs.
Short course program and presentations are available at www.gmupolicy.net/space.
