Jason Held is an Army Captain in Space Command, and has deployed all over the world to support military space missions. He was a lead instructor at the Interservice Space Fundamentals Course teaching satellite design theory, propulsion theory, and orbital dynamics. Educated as a computer engineer, Jason worked hardware-software integration on the Wide Field Camera 3 portion of the Hubble Space Telescope, as well as biomedical engineering projects. He is starting a masters degree in Aerosapace Engineering and Mechatronics at the University of Sydney in Australia, with interests in orbital mechanics and cooperative robotics.

Dominic Florin has a Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering and a Masters in Controls and Dynamics from Utah State University and is now working as a Software engineer at Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. His previous experience was at the Space Dynamics Laboratory where he worked on the USU Sat, a 12.5kg satellite, where he researched and built a prototype for a 3-axis control system. He was a flight software engineer for the Wide Field Camera 3 (WFC 3) portion of the Hubble Space Telescope, and is now working on “Orbital Express”, a demonstration of on-orbit robotic servicing.

Adam Thodey has Masters Degrees in Space Systems and Applied Remote Sensing/GIS Engineering, and is currently a Ground System and Test engineer at Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. His wide array of project experiences also includes the Hubble Space Telescope and Deep Impact (which will study the interior of a comet). He is currently providing ground system development and support for a Jet Propulsion Laboratory Test Telemetry and Command system (TTACS).

Chuck Bradley, a.k.a., “Captain Adventure”, has a vast array of professional experiences and is using his Industrial Hygiene engineering skills to streamline the environmental and ergonomic infrastructure of the habitable areas. His educational background also includes a Masters in Philosophy (enroute to a PhD) and a B.A. in Psychology and Music History. He has traveled to over 75 countries around the world studying interdependent cultures & living environments. He is paying special attention to power, water and fuel consumptions related to macro and micro community structures.

Shawn Price received his Bachelors of Science from the University of Cincinnati. He was commissioned into the United States Army Reserve as a Second Lieutenant in the Corps of Military Intelligence after receiving is diploma in 1997. Shawn attended the US Army Military Intelligence Officer Basic Course - where he graduated in the top twenty percent of his class - and the Interservice Space Fundamentals Course. His military tours of duty include Staff Intelligence Officer for a Corps Combat Engineer Battalion, and Space Intelligence Officer and Deputy Army Space Support Team Leader for US Army Strategic Command. His overseas tours include three consecutive deployments to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Shawn is a software developer in the private sector. He currently works as a Senior Software Engineer for Northrop Grumman Mission Systems, and is completing his Master’s in Software Engineering at Kansas State University. His research interests include formal methods in software specification, distributed and parallel computing, and advanced heuristics for intelligent exploratory agents.

Helene LaValley is a recent Bachelor’s degree graduate from the University of Colorado at Boulder. She majored in Astrophysics, and plans to pursue space physics in graduate school. Helene has been involved in Far Ultraviolet Spectrographic Emissions satellite data analysis while in her senior year of school. She worked at Colorado Space Grant as a science team lead for the Citizen Explorer satellite program. Throughout the past five years, Helene volunteered a great deal of time in order to encourage women into math and science field of study.

Bill Butler is an inventor/entrepreneur currently involved in the research and development of geomagnetic propulsion as a low-cost way to send vehicles into low earth orbit. As founder and project manager of Space Magnetics LLC, Bill has published almost a dozen theories on field-effect propulsion, and magnetic plasma containment for air cushion vehicles. With a Bachelors in computer science and robotics, Bill brings to the Enterprise team his passion for space travel, a unique perspective on propulsion based on thinking "outside the box", and a myriad of skills including electronics, mechanical engineering, and graphical/web design creativity.