Maj. Gen. Timothy Sejba, a prominent leader in the U.S. Space Force, will deliver a public lecture on February 19, 2024, at the Florida Institute of Technology. The event, part of the F. Alan Smith Distinguished Lecture Series, is designed to engage the Space Coast community in discussions about future space operations and innovations.
Lecture on Space Force Innovations
The lecture, titled “Three Waves of Space Force-Led Innovation: Transportation To, In, and From Space,” will take place from 17:30 to 19:00 at the Gleason Performing Arts Center on Florida Tech’s Melbourne campus. Maj. Gen. Sejba, who previously commanded the Space Training and Readiness Command (STARCOM) and currently serves as the Special Assistant to the Vice Chief of Space Operations, will explore the pivotal role of the Space Force in fostering advancements across various domains of space operations.
Attendees can expect a thorough examination of how the U.S. Space Force is driving innovation in launch capabilities, on-orbit operations, and return strategies. These areas are becoming increasingly vital for national security, commercial spaceflight, and scientific research, marking a significant evolution in the country’s approach to space.
Engagement and Community Involvement
The event will also feature a question-and-answer session, allowing attendees to engage directly with one of the Space Force’s senior leaders. While admission is free, advanced registration is required and can be completed online through the Florida Tech website.
The F. Alan Smith Distinguished Lecture Series aims to bring together nationally and internationally recognized figures to provide insights on critical topics such as science, technology, policy, and innovation. This initiative reinforces the university’s strong connections to the Space Coast and its dynamic space industry.
As the aerospace sector continues to evolve, discussions like these are crucial for fostering understanding and collaboration between educational institutions and the broader community. Maj. Gen. Sejba’s insights are expected to inspire future innovations and partnerships in the field of space operations.
