As the term of SGAC Chair, Dr. Antonino Salmeri (Italy), is slowly coming to an end, SGAC is excited to announce that nominations are now open to elect a new Co-Chair. The new Co-Chair will work alongside incoming Chair, Joshua Critchley–Marrows (Australia), and the Executive Committee to shape the future of SGAC. Deadline for Applications: February 28th, 2025, at 23:59 CET (Central European Time)
Nominations for the 2024 SGAC Co-Chair Election are now open. The Space Generation Advisory Council is a global non-governmental, non-profit (US 501(c)3) organisation and network which aims to represent university students and young space professionals to the United Nations, space agencies, industry, and academia.
As the term of SGAC Chair, Anthony Yuen (Australia), is slowly coming to an end, SGAC is excited to announce that nominations are now open for a new Co-Chair. The new Co-Chair will work alongside incoming Chair, Hamza Hameed (Pakistan), and the Executive Committee to shape the future of SGAC.
On Apr 1, 2021, Anthony Yuen was elected as the incoming co-chair of SGAC! I sat down (virtually, unfortunately!) with Anthony, to learn more about his journey with SGAC and his plans for the future. HB: First of all, congratulations on your new position as Co-chair. For those of you that do not know you, can you please introduce yourself to our readers? Tell us a little about your background! AY: Hi everyone. Firstly, it is an honour to be elected as your Co-Chair. Let’s keep this informal and give you the non-biographical version.
Dear SGAC members, As my term as Chair of SGAC has come to completion, I would like to reflect on the shared journey with my SGAC colleagues over the last three years, as well as share a message of hope for the future to come. Serving as Chair has been a great honour, and I am humbled and grateful for the wonderful experiences and times together with our SGAC community.
My term as Chair of SGAC has come to an end and as I prepare to transition into an advisory role, I would like to share with you a few thoughts about how SGAC has changed in the last couple of years and the challenges that lie ahead.
