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Andrew Elwood Andrew Elwood is the resident Aerospace Educator joining the National Air and Space Museum from Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS). He works with school outreach, field trips, teacher professional development, and public programs. Read more Douglas Erickson Douglas Erickson is the Chief of the Collections Processing Unit (CPU). Read more Melissa Fregeau Melissa Fregeau is one of the coordinators behind the museum's highly acclaimed Explainers Program. Read more Kate Brugioni Gabrielli Kate Brugioni Gabrielli joined the Transformation team in 2022, following an Engen fellowship at the National Air and Space Museum, where her treatment-based research explored the reduction of iron staining from paint films. Read more Elizabeth F. Garcia Elizabeth F. Garcia serves as Assistant Director for Collections of the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum. Her primary responsibilities are to protect, preserve, and provide accountability for the national collection of aircraft, spacecraft, and related artifacts and works of art. Read more Meghann Girard Meghann Girard works as a welder fabricator in the Preservation and Restoration Unit of the Collections Department. Read more Chris Givan Chris Givan works as the Discovery Station Manager and an Audio-Visual Specialist for the Education Department’s AV team. Read more Julie Goodwill Julie Goodwill is a Museum Technician within the National Air and Space Museum's Collection Processing Unit, working on the Garber Move Project’s Small Artifact Team. Read more John Grant Dr. John A. Grant, III joined the Smithsonian in the fall of 2000 as a geologist at the Center for Earth and Planetary Studies at the National Air and Space Museum. Read more Paul Griffith Paul Griffith is the Education Department’s Audio-Visual Specialist. He serves as the resident expert on AV technologies and wares, and supports a wide range of programming offered by the museum, including STEM in 30, What’s New In Aerospace, and Flights of Fancy Storytime.  Read more