About the Astronaut Scholars Honor Society
The Astronaut Scholars Honor Society (ASHS) is the non-profit
alumni organization for recipients of the Astronaut
Scholarship. The Astronaut Scholarship is awarded by the Astronaut Scholarship
Foundation (ASF) 
and is
granted to outstanding undergraduate and graduate level students
in science and engineering at selected colleges and universities in
the United States. Members of the Astronaut Scholars Honor Society
are all current and past recipients of the Astronaut Scholarship.
The ASHS has been formed by the Astronaut Scholarship recipients (known as Astronaut Scholars) to be an organization through which they can work together to perform educational outreach services to younger students, challenge people of all ages to enhance their knowledge of technical subjects, and exchange information among themselves about research, inventions, and other technical topics to enhance career development and strengthen America's position in science and technology.
All Astronaut Scholars are also invited to attend our annual technical conference in which scholars present their current research or work activities.
ASHS Officers
Larry Bradley, Ph.D., President
Astrophysicist, The Johns Hopkins University
1993–1994 Astronaut Scholar, UCF
Patrick Biltgen, Ph.D., Vice-President
Aerospace Engineer, Georgia Institute of Technology
2001–2003 Astronaut Scholar, Georgia Tech
Lisa Schott, Secretary/Treasurer
Acoustical Engineer and President, Quietly Making Noise, LLC
1987–1990 Astronaut Scholar, Georgia Tech