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The FUSE Observer's Advisory Committee (FOAC)

The FOAC was established to advise the FUSE project on issues related to the use of FUSE by the astronomical community. FOAC members generally served for 1 - 2 years and were asked to attend up to two meetings per year. FOAC membership typically include 10 - 12 people both from US and foreign partnering countries at any one time. Those who participated at one time or another on the FUSE FOAC and their institution at the time of service are listed in the table below.

The FOAC served as an effective advocate for the GI community. We thank these people for their dedication, time, and service.

Historical Listing of FOAC Members

NameInstitution
Joel Bregman University of Michigan
You-Hua Chu Univ. of Illinois
Michael Crenshaw Georgia State University
Jean-Michel Deharveng LAS/Marseilles
Harriet Dinerstein University of Texas, Austin
Andrea Dupree Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Steven Federman (past chair) University of Toledo
Edward Fitzpatrick Villanova University
Cynthia Froning University of Colorado
Carol Grady Eureka Scientific
Edward Guinan Villanova University
Graham Harper (past chair) University of Colorado
Guillaume Hebrard Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
Jay Holberg (past chair) University of Arizona
John Hutchings National Research Council of Canada
William Keel University of Alabama
Anuradha Koratkar Space Telescope Science Institute
Karen Leighly University of Oklahoma
Alain Lecavelier des Etangs Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
Anthony Moffat Université Montreal/Canada
Jason Prochaska UCO/Lick Observatory
John Raymond Center for Astrophysics
Carmelle Robert Univ. Laval/Canada
Kenneth Sembach Space Telescope Science Institute
Evan Skillman University of Minnesota
Nicole St-Louis Université Montreal/Canada
Sumner Starrfield Arizona State University
Peter Wannier Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Minutes of FOAC Meetings

Mission Status Reports to the FOAC

The following are PDF versions of powerpoint status reports made to the FOAC at each of their meetings. These reports document the history and progress of the FUSE project as it entered into and through the Extended Mission, from 2002 through 2007.