Eric Sterner Email & Phone Number

Arlington, VA, US

Fairfax, VA

Developed and teach "Cyberspace and American Power." Advises students on academic and professional development. Serve on comprehensive final examination panels leading to a Master's degree. Serve as primary professor for students conducting independent study/reading on advanced cyber topics.

Offers strategic consulting and planning services to defense and aerospace firms seeking to understand U.S. national security policy and its impact on their business, the U.S. government policymaking process, and the international security environment. Provides direct analytical services on national security contracts and non-lobbying government affairs.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

-- Studied, analyzed, and wrote about national security and aerospace issues.-- Participated in panels on the policymaking process.-- Media interview subject.-- Projects focused on cyberspace, civil space innovation and the future of U.S. strategic capabilities in a changing international security environment.

Washington, DC

Taught a graduate course on cyberspace and American national interests in the Security Policy Studies program.

Washington, DC

Taught "Cyberspace and American Power," in the graduate-level Security Studies Program.

• Responsible for developing/maintaining relationships with customers and strategic partners for a telecommunications firm building the first 4th-generation wireless broadband service integrating satellite and.
• Focus on understanding the needs of government customers involved in homeland defense, continuity of government/operations, homeland security, emergency preparedness, and disaster response.
• Organized and drafted responses to Requests for Information from DOD customers.
• Developed strategic business partnerships expanding TerreStar’s access to government homeland defense, security, and emergency response markets.
• Frequent public speaker and presenter on TerreStar Networks and its capabilities.

• Principal advisor to Deputy Administrator on all aspects of managing the $17 billion dollar agency with science and technology programs in the areas of aeronautics, human spaceflight, and robotic spaceflight.
• Involved in the development, revision, and approval of NASA internal policy and governance decisions, including reorientation of mission support offices and functions to prioritize activities required for mission.
• “Dual-hatted” to lead Office of Strategic Communications (OSC), comprising nineteen SES-rank senior managers, 150 personnel, a $28 million institutional budget, and a $150 million program budget. OSC handles all.
• Non-career Executive Service; cleared for Top Secret/SCI.

Lead staff member responsible for supporting Members of Congress on all aspects of national security policy, including military operations, global posture, strategy, doctrine, military force structure, strategic posture, relations with other countries, defense trade, alliance interoperability, foreign military assistance and sales, organization of the.

• Advisor to Senior DOD official responsible for policies on international negotiations, strategic forces, nuclear weapons, NATO/Europe, Eurasia, technology security, counter-proliferation, and nonproliferation.
• Coordinated Assistant Secretary’s intelligence, legislative, and public affairs interests.
• Cleared for Top Secret/SCI.

Responsible for directing legislative and oversight activities of subcommittee with jurisdiction over $14 billion in federal space activities. Frequent public speaker before government and scientific groups. Helped author significant space commercialization and NASA authorization legislation enacted into law in 1998 and 2000. Drafted speeches, editorials.

Research and analysis of the proliferation of ballistic missiles and weapons of mass destruction and U.S. technological, diplomatic, and operational countermeasures. Research and analysis of proliferation of space-based command, control, communications and intelligence systems and their impact on U.S. power projection capabilities. Research and analysis of.

Research, editing, and analysis for Institute reports on ballistic missiles defense technologies, U.S. space program, and global warming; Helped establish Washington Roundtable on Science, Technology, and Public Policy. Budgeting and accounting for non-profit think tank specializing in science, technology, and public policy; Included fund raising, payroll.

Ma, Political Science

Ma, Security Policy Studies

Ba, Russian/Ussr Area Studies And International Studies

Activities and Societies: Served as Chairman and Vice-Chairman of University Board of Elections. Phi Kappa Phi Russian language honor.