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After
devoting many years to leading the NSF's geosciences program, Robert
Corell is leaving the Federal government at the end of 1999. Corell
has been chair of the interagency Subcommittee on Global Change Research
that has responsibility for the US Global Change Research Program.
In this role, he has helped to nurture and oversee the many activities
making up the National Assessment.
Corell will begin two new appointments starting January 3, 2000.
First, an appointment as a Senior Fellow in the American Meteorological
Society's new Atmospheric Policy Program and, second, an appointment
as a Senior Research Fellow at Harvard University's Kennedy School of
Government and its Center for Science and International Affairs.
He will be working on a planning effort designed to set the stage
for the next decade in global/connected environmental research, including
addressing the all important science/public policy interface.
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