NSF Announces Board Members Nobody Asked About
Published Date: 12/12/2025
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The National Science Foundation just announced the new team members of its Senior Executive Service Performance Review Board. This group reviews top leaders' work to keep things running smoothly. No changes in money or timing, but it’s a key update for NSF’s leadership checks and balances.
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