NASA Outstanding Leadership Medal

Award

NASA Outstanding Leadership Medal
NASA Outstanding Leadership Medal
Type	Medal
Country	United states
Presented by	the National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Eligibility	Government employees only
Status	Active
Established	July 29, 1959

NASA Outstanding Leadership Ribbon

Precedence
Next (higher)	Distinguished Service Medal
Next (lower)	Exceptional Achievement Medal

The NASA Outstanding Leadership Medal is awarded to US government employees only for notably outstanding leadership which affects technical or administrative programs of NASA. The leadership award may be given for an act of leadership, for sustained contributions based on a leader's effectiveness, for the productivity of the leader's program, or for the leader's demonstrated ability in developing the administrative or technical talents of other employees.

Recipients

1970

James C. Elms
Robert L. Krieger

1972

Leonard Jaffe

1973

Donald D. Arabian
Eugene H. Cagle
William C. Keathley
Edwin C. Kilgore
Eugene F. Kranz
Robert O. Piland
Stanley R. Reinartz
Philip C. Shaffer

1974

John R. Casani
M. P. Frank
Robert A. Parker

1975

Arnold D. Aldrich
Robert O. Aller
John P. Donnelly
Don M. Hartung
Seymour C. Himmel
Walter J. Kapryan
Robert N. Lindley
Bernard Lubarsky
Leslie H. Meredith
John J. Neilon
William H. Rock
Robert J. Shafer
Charles H. Terhune

1976

Robert C. Baumann
Paul C. Donnelly
Albert G. Ferris
James J. Kramer
Charles T. Newman
Joseph E. Robbins
Miles Ross
Michael J. Vaccaro

1977

Manuel Bautista Aranda
Loren G. Bright
G. Calvin Broome
Edmund A. Brummer
Robert L. Crabtree
John E. Duberg
E. Barton Geer
George N. Gianopulos
Wayne R. Glenny
Angelo Guastaferro
Jack E. Harris
Marshall S. Johnson
Louis Kingsland
Robert A. Leslie
Peter T. Lyman
William J. O'Neil
George F. Pieper
Ronald A. Ploszaj
James E. Stitt
Israel Taback
Allen E. Wolfe
Howard T. Wright

1978

Eugenio Covacevich
George C. Deutsch
James A. Downey
Edmond J. Golden
Robert E. King
John A. Manke
John P. Reeder
Geoffrey Robillard
Nancy G. Roman
Donald K. Slayton
Fridtjof A. H. Speer

1981

John R. Casani^[1]

1984

H. Robert Lynn^[2]
Richard Sade^[2]
Robert E. Spearing^[2]

1992

Marshall E. Alper

2000

Eileen M. Collins^[1]

2006

Joel S. Levine^[3]^[4]

2007

Michael Gazarik^[1]
Susan Gorton^[1]
Ajay Kumar^[1]
Laurence Leavitt^[1]
Brenton Weathered^[1]

2009

Christian L. Hardcastle^[1]

2010

Kenneth M. Ford^[5]

2011

Julie A. Robinson (biologist)

2012

Christa Peters-Lidard^[6]
Anne R. Douglass^[7]

2020

Jason R. Adam
Kenneth L. Ashford, Jr.
Yvette Binford
Robert W. Bobo
Michael P. Bradford
Donald G. Chavers
Joseph C. Cianciola
John P. Crisler
Monica S. Hammond
Roslin K. Hicks
Randall C. Hopkins
Richard T. Howard
Gary L. Humphrey
Ruth D. Jones
Joe L. Leopard
Jennifer B. McCaghren
Joseph J. Pelfrey
Lisa W. Smith
David L. Thaxton

2021

Wesley W. Deadrick

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