Jim Bridenstien
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NASA Administrator Statement on NASA’s Moon to Mars Plans, FY 2020 Budget
The following is a statement from NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine: “President Trump’s fiscal year 2020 NASA budget is one of the strongest on record for our storied agency. At $21 billion, this budget represents a nearly 6 percent increase over last year’s request and comes at a time of constrained resources across the federal government. It also is a huge vote of confidence…
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NASA
NASA Administrator Speaks at Robotics Competition in Oklahoma
NASA Administrator, and Oklahoma native, Jim Bridenstine will be available to speak to media Saturday, March 9, at the FIRST Robotics Competition Oklahoma Regional in Oklahoma City. The competition is taking place at the Cox Convention Center Arena, located at One Myriad Gardens. Bridenstine will deliver opening and closing remarks for the day’s events, and announce competition winners at…
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Press Releases
NASA Administrator Statement on Passing of George H.W. Bush
The following is a statement from NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine about the passing of former President George Herbert Walker Bush: “NASA and the nation mourn the passing of President George Herbert Walker Bush, a leader who was a passionate advocate for space exploration. “President Bush is a personal hero of mine and a major inspiration in my life. I remember…
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Steve Jurczyk Appointed NASA Associate Administrator; Krista Paquin Retires; Melanie W. Saunders Named Acting Deputy Associate Administrator
NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine has named Steve Jurczyk as associate administrator, the agency’s highest-ranking civil servant position. Jurczyk has been serving in the position in an acting capacity since March 10. In addition, Deputy Associate Administrator Krista Paquin will retire from NASA at the end of May. Melanie W. Saunders has been assigned as the acting deputy associate administrator, effective…
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