A number of individuals who have received degrees with a focus on space policy issues have gone on to interesting and rewarding careers.

Andrew Aldrin, United Launch Alliance

Andre Bormanis, formerly science consultant and senior editor and script writer for the Star Trek series and author of Star Trek: Science Logs

Al Condes, Deputy Assistant Administrator, Office of External Relations, NASA

Tom Cremins, Office of Program Analysis and Evaluation, NASA

Royce Dalby, Avascent

Dwayne Day, Space Studies Board, National Academy of Sciences

Brian Dewhust, Space Mission Directorate, NASA

Lori Garver, Deputy Administrator, NASA

Erin Hatch, Former Legislative Assistant, Senator Bill Nelson; Washington Office, ATK Corporation; Former President, Women in Aerospace

Garth Henning, Office of Policy Analysis and Evaluation, NASA

Thor Hogan, Faculty Member, Earlham University

Corinne Jorgenson, President, Advancing Space Consulting Group

Amy Kaminski, Examiner for Space Programs, Office of Management and Budget, formerly the Office of Commercial Space Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration

Jonathan Krezel, Office of Space Flight Operations, NASA

Daryle Lademan, CSP Associates

Celine Levesque, Faculty Member, University of Ottawa

Peter Marquez, Director for Space Policy, National Security Council

Becky Ramsey, Office of the Administrator, NASA

Robie Samanta Roy, Assistant Director for Space and Aeronautics, Office of Science and Technology Policy; formerly withCongressional Budget Office and Institute for Defense Analysis

Audrey Schaffer, Presidential Management Fellow, National Security Space Office

Avery Sen, NOAA

George Tahu, Space Science Mission Directorate, NASA

David Turner, Office of Space and Advanced Technology, U.S. Department of State

James Vedda, Director, Center for Space Policy and Strategy, Aerospace Corporation

Nicolas Peter, European Space Agency (ESA) seconded to the European Space Policy Institute (ESPI)