The NASA Silver Achievement Medal (SAM) is awarded to any government or non-government individuals or teams "for a stellar achievement that supports one or more of NASA's Core Values, when it is deemed to be extraordinarily important and appropriate to recognize such achievement in a timely and personalized manner."[2]
| NASA Silver Achievement Medal | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Type | Medal |
| Country | United States |
| Presented by | the National Aeronautics and Space Administration |
| Eligibility | Government and non-government individuals or teams |
| Status | Active |
| Established | 2012[1] |
 NASA Silver Achievement Ribbon | |
| Precedence | |
| Next (higher) | NASA Early Career Achievement Medal |
| Next (lower) | NASA Group Achievement Award |
Recipients
edit- Dani Mendoza DellaGiustina
- Antonella Barucci
- Patrick Michel
- Eric Mucklow
- Billy Baker
- Wanda Bibens
- Michael Chopard
- Marcelo DaSilva
- Shannon Davis
- Joshua Eberst
- Tammy Edelman
- Nathan Estey
- Francis Fajardo
- Cheryl Fitz-Simon
- Pierre Gravelat
- Rebecca Haerr
- Eric B. Hall
- Lelia Hancock
- Marjorie Harrison
- Kyle Hauer
- Katherine Hensley
- Mark Hiscox
- Jake Hochstadt
- Luke Hoffman
- Juston Junod
- Deborah Lapinski
- Kelly Lloyd
- Sherri McMillion
- Jansen Moon
- Jennifer Morgan
- Janice Nieves
- Mathew Ontko
- Bob Payn
- Jordan Rasmussen
- William Seelmann
- Richard Simpkins
- Andrew Spear
- Robert Tibbling
- Jason M. Valenzuela
- Stephen D. Van Genderen
- Leanne Victory
- Hope Wade
- Braulio Welch
- Michelle Wessner
- James Whitehead
- James Young
Precedence
editReferences
edit- ^ "Annual Awards Ceremonies and Medals - NasaCRgis". crgis.ndc.nasa.gov.
- ^ "NASAPeople". nasapeople.nasa.gov. Retrieved 2018-06-10.
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