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Staff
Director - Mike Simons
michael.simons@ngc.com
Mike Simons joined the NEM staff in January 2005. Mike comes from the National Museum of Health and Medicine where he worked as Registrar. Mike has a BA from Kent State University and a MA from Southern Illinois University. He trained as an archeologist, doing fieldwork and research in India, Micronesia, the Greater Antilles, and the Eastern U.S.

Assistant Director - Rebecca Glasby
rebecca.glasby@ngc.com
Rebecca Glasby recently graduated with a B.A. in Historic Preservation and a concentration in Museum Studies from the University of Mary Washington. Along with museums of all kinds, her interests include history, music, travel and she is a Girl Scout Gold Award recipient.

Museum Specialist - Alice Donahue
donahue.nem@gmail.com
Alice Donahue received her Masters degree in Public History from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) in 2008.  Her graduate research focused on clothing and material culture in the colonial era Chesapeake region.  Alice comes to the museum from Mount Clare Museum House, where she was curator.  

Administrator - Anne Mech
anne.mech@ngc.com
Anne Mech has been with the museum since March 2000. She had a career with what is now the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services before taking time off to raise four children. Anne lives in Ellicott City with her husband, son and youngest daughter.

Visitor Services Representative - Ricky RJ Compton
compton.nem@gmail.com

Ricky Compton received his BA in History and minor in Education from the University of Florida (Go Gators!). Recently, he graduated with a Masters degree in Museums and Galleries in Education from the University of London, Institute of Education. His interests, aside from museums, include world travel, learning about other cultures, college football, Premiership soccer, music, and spontaneous weekend roadtrips.
 
 

The National Electronics Museum is organized into twelve related exhibit galleries:
 
1. Fundamentals Gallery
2. Communications Gallery
3. Early Radar Gallery
4. Cold War Radar Gallery
5. Modern Radar Gallery
6. Countermeasures Gallery
7. Under Seas Gallery
8. Electro-optical Gallery
9. Space Sensor Gallery
10. Past Gallery
11. Web Gallery
12. WWII Radar Kiosk

 
Click here for an Adobe pdf showing the gallery layout

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