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    The director of NASA's Langley Research Center and the deputy director will meet with news media on July 7th to discuss the center's reorganization. The changes reflect NASA's efforts to implement recommendations from the Columbia Accident Investigation Board and the President's Commission on the space exploration policy. The deputy director will outline how the center is reorganizing to support the new space exploration initiative, building on the critical role it played in the early space program.

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    The director of NASA's Langley Research Center and the deputy director will meet with news media on July 7th to discuss the center's reorganization. The changes reflect NASA's efforts to implement recommendations from the Columbia Accident Investigation Board and the President's Commission on the space exploration policy. The deputy director will outline how the center is reorganizing to support the new space exploration initiative, building on the critical role it played in the early space program.

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    NewsRelease

    National Aeronautics and


    Space Administration
    Langley Research Center
    Hampton, Va. 23681-2199

    Marny Skora July 6, 2004


    (Phone: 757/864-6121, 757/344-6111)

    Chris Rink
    (Phone: 757/864-6786, 757/344-7711)

    RELEASE: 04-000

    NOTE TO EDITORS
    NASA LANGLEY DIRECTOR TO OUTLINE CENTER TRANSFORMATION

    Roy D. Bridges Jr., Director of NASA’s Langley Research Center, and Lesa B. Roe,
    Deputy Director and Chair of the Reorganization Kick Start Team, will meet with news
    media at 4 p.m. Wednesday, July 7, to discuss the Center's reorganization.

    Changes at NASA Langley and agency-wide represent the next step in applying the
    recommendations of the President's Commission on Implementation of U.S. Space
    Exploration Policy and reflect NASA's ongoing efforts to apply the findings and
    recommendations of the Columbia Accident Investigation Board.

    Langley Research Center played a critical role in the Nation’s entry into the space era in the
    1960s. Roe will outline how the Center is reorganizing to position itself to play an equally
    vital role in the new Space Exploration initiative.

    Media wishing to participate should call Margarette Lynch at 757/864-6124 by noon


    Wednesday, July 7, to arrange for credentials and entry onto the Center.

    NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe recently announced a transformation of NASA's


    organization structure; additional information and a new NASA Headquarters organization
    chart is available on the Internet at:

    http://www.nasa.gov/formedia

    -end-

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