BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEMBER
RICK ARMSTRONG
The Astronaut Scholarship Foundation is governed by a team of industry leading professionals whose talents and experiences drive ASF’s policies, objectives and overall direction to support the very best and brightest scholars in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
RICK ARMSTRONG, BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEMBER
Rick Armstrong was born June 30, 1957 in Lancaster, CA, to Neil and Janet Armstrong. In 1962 the family moved to Houston, Texas as his father was selected as a NASA astronaut. They spent 8 years in Houston, then relocated to the Washington DC area. The family had one more move in them, to the Cincinnati, OH, area in 1971.
Rick earned a B.A. in Biology from Wittenberg University in 1979. His particular interest was marine biology, and worked for a number of years as a marine mammal trainer, ending up at the Naval Ocean Systems Center Hawaii Lab.
In 1988 he was lured away by his brother to work at a software development startup in Ohio, where he worked until 1994. Rick went into business for himself as a software developer and consultant, which continues to this day. He’s been exclusively working as a database developer and consultant since 1998. In the last few years he has increasingly spent time doing music as a member of the band Edison’s Children as well as a solo performer.
Rick and his wife Mary live in Ohio.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
- Curt Brown, Chairman
- Lisa Schott, Vice-Chairman &
Trustees Chairman - Michael Neukamm, Secretary
- Eric Moleski, Treasurer
- Scott Altman, EC At-Large
- Chris Ferguson, EC At-Large
- Rick Armstrong
- Jessica Blomberg
- Larry Bradley
- Dan Brandenstein
- Kevin Chilton
- Richard Covey
- Caitlin Mackey Driscoll
- Joan Higginbotham
- Bernard Harris
- Janet Kavandi
- Leland Melvin
- Adero Paige
- Charlie Precourt
- Brewster Shaw
- Nicole Stott
- Kathryn Thornton
