SMD Education Update Space Grant Meeting Dr. Yvonne Pendleton NASA Science Mission Directorate February 29, 2008 Washington, DC.

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SMD Education Update Space Grant Meeting Dr. Yvonne Pendleton NASA Science Mission Directorate February 29, 2008 Washington, DC

SMD PROGRAM SUMMARY  $5.4B/YEAR BUDGET.  LARGE EARTH SCIENCE, HELIOPHYSICS, PLANETARY SCIENCE, & ASTROPHYSICS PROGRAMS.  53 FLIGHT MISSIONS IN OPERATION.  41 FLIGHT MISSIONS IN DEVELOPMENT.  ACTIVE R&A GRANTS.  THESE NUMBERS EXCEED THE COMBINED EFFORTS OF ALL OTHER SPACE SCIENCE PROGRAMS WORLD WIDE.

SMD’S GOT A NEW TEAM Chief Scientist (J. Mather) DCS for ES (Randy Friedl) DCS for SS (Andy Cheng) Management & Policy Division Dir. (R. Maizel) Deputy (Vacant) Heliophysics Division Dir. (R. Fisher) Deputy (V. Elsbernd) Astrophysics Division Dir. (J. Morse) Deputy (R. Howard) Planetary Science Division Dir. (J. Green) Dep. (J. Adams) Associate Administrator (AA) (Alan Stern) Deputy AA (Chuck Gay) Deputy AA for Programs (Todd May - Detailee) Senior Advisor for R & A (Yvonne Pendleton) Earth Science Division Dir. (M. Freilich) Deputy (M. Luther-act) Budget (C. Tupper) Policy & Administration (G. Williams- Act) Applied Science (T. Fryberger) Research (J. Kaye) Flight (S. Volz) Mars Program (D. McCuistion) Senior Advisor for Science Process & Ethics (Paul Hertz) Chief of Staff (Jens Feeley) Chief Engineer (K. Ledbetter) Safety & Mission Assurance (P. Martin) Special Asst for NEOs and Exploration (Dan Durda) AAA for Strategy, Policy & International (Marc Allen) Blue dashed boxes denote individuals who report to other organizations, but support SMD

FY08 SMD Education Portfolio 296 education projects imbedded in 56 SMD missions. 15 competitively selected education projects. (selected in Nov 2007) GLOBE Total education project funding ~$25M (total EPO budget ~50M)

Recent Developments Selected 15 proposals for SMD EPO. AreaProposals Higher Education1 E & S Education5 Informal Education7 Outreach2 Abstracts at ESS06_Selections.pdf

R&A / EPO: Communication SARA website –One stop shopping for all R&A and EPO needs –Has budget FAQs and Grant Stats –Contact info for every Program Officer –Division Corners has an explanation of each division handles R&A –Letters from SARA every other week –Dynamic website with new pages added each update Check the SMD SARA site Google NASA SARA or go to: SARA since April 2007 SARA visits : Universities, Science conferences, Centers, Committees

E/PO: MOWG Charge and Challenges Evaluate the fiscal viability of SMD E/PO programs and support structures. Balance the SMD E/PO portfolio to meet the needs of NASA and the SMD directorate. Generate pathways to long-term SMD E/PO stability. Establish more accessible outreach mechanisms for researchers. Evaluate the model of the SMD Support Groups. Outreach opportunities for scientists are more burdensome than need be. Diverse education portfolio is vulnerable and unsustainable in the current funding climate. Increased professionalism of E/PO personnel across the country means that the kinds of support infrastructure needed by SMD E/PO is shifting.

E/PO: MOWG –Members from all four SMD science communities. –Telecons weekly; 2-day meeting in DC Mar. 6-7 –Contact Emily CoBabe-Ammann with any questions ( ) Emily CoBabe-Ammann (chair) U. Colorado Higher education Edna DeVoreSETI InstituteK-12 formal, Evaluation Jennifer GrierPlanetary Science InstituteScientist involvement, Forums Mario LivioSpace Telescope Science InstituteScientist outreach Leslie LowesJPLForums Mike NewchurchU. Alabama - HuntsvilleHigher education Patricia ReiffRice U.Informal Stephanie StockmanGSFCNew media, Earth sciences

R & A

R&A: MOWG R&A MOWG – Formed, meets by telecon weekly –Charge: provide input on a number of topics under consideration as process improvements for the SMD's overall R&A program (process, program balance, gaps within a division or across directorate) –Telecons so far: Feb 12 and 28 Developing community survey questions to evaluate concerns across the four divisions: are they the same? are the solutions the same?

R&A: MOWG Guenter Riegler, Chair (Astrophysics) Steve Bougher, Michigan, Co-Chair (Planetary Science) Spiro Antiochos, GSFC (Heliophysics) Josh Grindlay, Harvard (Astrophysics) Lynn Hillenbrand, Caltech (Astrophysics) Everette Joseph, Howard (Earth Science) Jim Kasting, Penn State (Earth Science) Adam Showman, Arizona (Planetary Science) Hal Levison, SwRI (Planetary Science) Maggie Tolbert, Colorado (Earth Science) Prased Gogineni, Kansas (Earth Science)

R&A: ROSES-08 ROSES 2008 –Released on February pages 66 program elements >$150M for new awards (incomplete tally) –Some first time program elements: Ocean Salinity Science Team Hurricane Science Research Earth Science Applications Feasibility Studies Moon and Mars Analog Mission Activities Space Policy Research

R&A: ROSES 2008 NEW: –budget data now shown to reviewers – new program offerings –four year awards for most programs Under consideration for amendments: -fellowship programs -large grant opportunities (i.e., institutes) -easier outreach mechanisms for scientists

R&A: Documenting Practices –Document SMD's best and acceptable practices for R&A reviews; –Provide additional guidance to program officers; –Offer additional transparency into SMD process to community; and –Provide assurance (to SMD managers, to the community, to auditors) that SMD program officers are following SMD policies and practices.