Session Chair:
Dr. Kenneth J. Lipartito,Chair,
Department of History,Florida International University
Session Organizer:
Aimee Bergquist, NASA/KSC

1.REVISITING THE DAWN OF THE US SPACE PROGRAM:APPLICATION OF VIRTUAL TECHNOLOGY TO SPACE HISTORY
Dr. Lori Walters,
University of Central Florida

2. LOOKING BACKWARD/LOOKING FORWARD: SPACEFLIGHT AT THE TURN OF THE NEW MILLENNIUM
Dr. Roger D. Launius, Smithsonian Institution

3. HISTORY OF THE SHUTTLE LANDING FACILITY
Elaine E. Liston, InDyne, IncDr.
Dawn Elliot, NASA/ KSC

4. NAVIGATING THE AIR: A HISTORY OF FLIGHT BEFORE THEWRIGHT BROTHERS
Henry Dethloff,
Professor Emeritus, Texas A&M University

5. INTERNATIONAL SPACE UNIVERSITY
Milos Krmelj, International Space University

6. PROCESS REGULATING ZOOXANTHELLAE DENSITY INCONDYLACTIS GIGANTEA: HALOBIONT EXPOSURE TOIRRADIANCE AND TEMPERATURE GRADIENTS
Carrie Miller, Palm Bay High School

Session Chair:
Dr. John Hudiburg,
NASA, KSC External Relations and Business Development
Session Organizer:
Marilou Richardson,
United Space Alliance

1. 321 LIFTOFF
Henry Dethloff,
Professor Emeritus, Texas A&M University

2. LEGACY AND EMERGENCE OF SPACEPORT TECHNOLOGY
Stanley Starr,
Dynamac, Inc

3. U. S. CIVIL SPACE POLICY
Roelof Schulling,
NASA/ KSC

4. THE EMERGENCY OF INLAND SPACEPORTS
Maj. Gen (USAF-Ret) Jay Edwards, Oklahoma Space Industry Development Authority

5. SPACE FINANCE
Frank DiBello, Florida Commercial Space Financing Corporation

6. USTDC PARTNERING TO ACHIEVE THE SPACEPORT
William Franklin, NASA/ KSC
Scott Study, ASRC

Session Chair:
Scott Vangen,
NASA, KSC International Space Station and Payloads Processing
Session Organizer: Lashanda Gantt-Slaiman

1. ISS GROUND SYSTEMS CAPABILITY AT KENNEDY SPACE CENTER
Leslie Alderman,
NASA/ KSC

2. AN INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION INTERIM CREWRETURN VEHICLE (ICRV)
Tom Hancock,
NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center

3. DATA ACCESS AND PROCEDURE GENERATION FOR THEINTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
Bradley J. Betts,
Computer Sciences Corporation
Richard Papasin,
NASA/Ames Research Center
Dawn McIntosh
NASA/Ames Research Center
Rommel Del Mundo,
QSS Group, Inc
Robert W. Mah
NASA/Ames Research Center

4. VERIFICATION OF INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION COMPONENT AND ELEMENT LEAK RATES BY HELIUM ACCUMULATION METHOD
Steve Underwood,
The Boeing Company

5. SQUEEZING OUT HEAVY METALS FROM LIVING SPONGES
Kendra Mackett,
Satellite High School