Stephen Shih will be NASA's first diversity ambassador, and Elaine Ho will head the agency's Office of Diversity and Equal Opportunity.
"Now, more than ever, NASA is leading all of humanity on an unprecedented journey of discovery, exploration and innovation," Bill Nelson, NASA administrator, said in the statement."To be successful in our missions,
and accessibility must continue to be at the forefront. Steve and Elaine's leadership will help NASA continue to ensure our workforce reflects all of America and to inspire partners throughout our nation — for the benefit of all humanity."Shih comes from the Office of Diversity and Equal Opportunity, which he had led since 2017. In his new role as diversity ambassador, Shih will build alliances with external partners to further NASA's DEIA initiatives.
Ho brings extensive DEIA expertise to her new role in the Office of Diversity and Equal Opportunity, having recently served as deputy associate administrator for NASA's Office of Engagement. Ho also previously served as the chief diversity officer for the Department of Agriculture and Internal Revenue Service and has held several leadership roles in the White House. Ho will continue in her role as a senior advisor for DEIA as a colonel in the U.S.
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