University of Washington Personnel

Norbert Untersteiner - Principal Investigator

• Atmospheric Sciences
• Harold J. Edmon (Harry) - Co-Investigator (Lead)
• Ernie Recker - Development Specialist
• Mars Program
• James E. Tillman - Co-Investigator (Lead)
• Adam P. Bruckner - Co-Investigator
• Education, Coordination, Training (Program wide)
• Janice DeCosmo - Co-Investigator
• Rich Edgerton - Educator Specialist
• Support Personnel
• Neal Johnson
• David Warren
• Steven Coons - Development Assistant

Volunteers

• George LeCompte

K-12 Educators

• Adams Elementary School
• Jan Tillotson
• Alki Elementary School
• Rosalie Francisco
• Assumption-St. Bridget
• Karen Hardy
• Bellevue School District
• Lisa Poor
• Blaine Elementary School
• Sue Palewicz
• Marianne Scurlock
• Doug Clawson
• Cedar Wood Elementary
• Fran O'Rourke
• Edmonds Elementary
• Deborah Salter
• The Evergreen School
• Janet Charnley
• Island Park Elementary
• Thelma Ritchie
• Laurelhurst Elementary School
• Aki Kurose
• McMurray Middle School
• Evan Justin
• Mirror Lake School
• Susan Stone
• Mountain View Middle School
• Cindy Bortel
• Nathan Hale High School
• Roger Shimizu
• Nick Cabot
• Northshore School District
• Carl Gaddis
• Mark Robertson
• Olympic View Elementary
• Julie Sheehan
• Seattle Country Day School
• Meredith Olson
• Sharples Alternative H.S.
• Tim Hurley
• Sierra Heights Elementary
• Annie Hyatt
• Silver Lake Elementary School
• Glenn Spinnie
• Julie Sutherland
• Voyager Middle School
• Jackie Trump
• Whitman Middle School
• Gordon Webb

Support Organizations

• UW Washington NASA Space Grant Program
  Support from the Washington NASA Space Grant Consortium has been provided in many forms including publication assistance, salary coverage and many other areas.
• DEC
  Support by Digital Equipment Corporation providing DEC Alpha workstations is greatly appreciated. These major computational resources provide a key component in the development and distribution of our "Live from Earth and Mars" K-12 science education program, a future display in the "Where Next, Columbus" exhibit at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, Washington D. C., and the distribution of information nationwide to schools and the public "Live from Mars" during the NASA Pathfinder Mission to Mars.