David Brandt-Erichsen - brief resume

Retired, age 61, married, residing in Tucson, Arizona

Some book reviews by David Brandt-Erichsen:

• Ending Aging: The Rejuvenation Breakthroughs That Could Reverse Human Aging in Our Lifetime, by Aubrey de Grey
• Where Is Everybody? Fifty Solutions to the Fermi Paradox, by Stephen Webb
• Halfway to Anywhere: Achieving America's Destiny in Space, by G. Harry Stine
• A Traveler's Guide to Mars: The Mysterious Landscapes of the Red Planet, by William K. Hartmann

Vocational background:

Research Assistant in Molecular Genetics
Oregon State University

Senior Research Technologist
Hormone Research Laboratory
Kaiser Foundation Hospital

Avocational background:

Natural Arch and Bridge Society
Former newsletter editor for 7 years
Currently Vice-President
Webmaster, www.naturalarches.org

National Space Society / L5 Society
Former Officer and/or Board Member for 12 years
Currently on NSS Volunteer Website Team
and Board of Directors
Webmaster, Space Settlement Nexus
Webmaster, Reading Space
Webmaster, NSS Library
Article about me in Ad Astra magazine Spring 2008 [PDF]

Southern Arizona Hiking Club
Former volunteer guide for several years,
specializing in trips to the canyon country of southern Utah

Alcor Life Extension Foundation
Signed up for cryopreservation since 1987
Secretary, Alcor Patient Care Trust Board
Co-Webmaster, www.alcor.org

Compassion & Choices Arizona
State Board Member
Webmaster, www.choicesarizona.org
(As a direct descendent of Lucretia Mott, freedom-fighting is in my genes)

The home I grew up in is now the Elverhoj Museum in Solvang, California