Kennedy named new director of KSC
Posted: Fri, Jun 27, 2003, 10:06 AM ET (1406 GMT)
James Kennedy will become the new permanent director of NASA's Kennedy Space Center later this summer, NASA announced Thursday. Kennedy will replace Roy Bridges, the current KSC director, in August. Earlier this month Kennedy was tapped as acting director when Bridges was reassigned to lead NASA's Langley Research Center in Virginia. Kennedy has been deputy director of KSC since last November, and was deputy director of Marshall Space Flight Center immediately before that. Kennedy had also worked as project manager for programs such as the X-34 and DC-XA in the 1990s.
James Kennedy will become the new permanent director of NASA's Kennedy Space Center later this summer, NASA announced Thursday. Kennedy will replace Roy Bridges, the current KSC director, in August. Earlier this month Kennedy was tapped as acting director when Bridges was reassigned to lead NASA's Langley Research Center in Virginia. Kennedy has been deputy director of KSC since last November, and was deputy director of Marshall Space Flight Center immediately before that. Kennedy had also worked as project manager for programs such as the X-34 and DC-XA in the 1990s.
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