At the Elliott School of International Affairs
Dr. Pace’s presentation, “Aligning U.S. Policies, Programs, and Budgets in Space,” offered a thought-provoking analysis of how the United States can strengthen its leadership in space.
View the event page, here.
On September 26, Dr. Scott Pace participated on a panel at a CSIS event alongside Christian Davenport (author of “Rocket Dreams: Inside the New Space Race”) and Chirag Parikh (former Executive Secretary of the National Space Council).
The event featured a fascinating discussion in which Christian, as a journalist, analyzed the transitions between presidential administrations, complemented by behind-the-scenes perspectives from the two former Executive Secretaries who were serving at the time. Another noteworthy topic was the importance of continuity—passing space programs and capabilities smoothly from one administration to the next.
You can find the CSIS event page HERE
Dr. Scott Pace joined a panel titled “U.S. Space Science Leadership in a Global Context“. The Panel discussed how the U.S. can sustain scientific leadership amid rising global competition. Where are the global players are gaining ground and how the U.S. can strategically position itself for continued excellence in space science over the next decade.
Panelists:
Dr. Scott Pace, Professor,Practice of International Affairs; Director, Space Policy Institute, GWU
Ms. Rachel Lindbergh, Space Policy Analyst, Congressional Research Service
Mr. Jared Stout, Chief Global Policy Officer, Axiom Space (remote)
Details on the event can be found HERE
Dr. Pace’s remarks can be found at [4:36:48 – 4:52:30] in the following recordings.
The 8th Prague Space Security Conference was held in Prague, Czech Republic, hosted by the Prague Space Security Institute (PSSI)
Members of SPI faculty and SPI Alumni gathered in the event.
Professor Dr. Pascale Ehrenfreund joined GLEX2025, the Global Space Exploration Conference 2025, which was held May 7-9, 2025 at New Delhi, India.
Please see the event page here.
Pascale played an important role at:
Prof. Scott Pace witnesses at the Space and Aeronautics Subcommittee about the Artemis Program and NASA’s path to human exploration of the Moon, Mars, and Beyond.
Link to the committee’s page is here
After the testimony.
With his students on duty all over the government 🙂
“The 25th International Symposium on Security Affairs” was held on December 11, 2024 hosted by the National Institute for Defense Studies(NIDS) in Japan. NIDS is a research institution under the Ministry of Defense (MOD) of Japan and serves as a think tank and academic research body focused on security, defense policy, and military strategy.
Prof. Scott Pace kicked off the event with a Keynote Speech, and Prof. John J. Klein attended a panel discussion on “Changes in the Strategic Environment in the Space Domain “
Please find the recordings here
Prof. Pace’s Keynote speech here
Prof. Pace’s panel discussion starts here from 23:56.
Prof. Klein’s panel discussion starts here from 21:50.
