Sky & Telescope magazine, founded in 1941 by Charles A. Federer Jr. and Helen Spence Federer, has the most experienced staff of any astronomy magazine in the world. Its editors are virtually all amateur or professional astronomers, and every one has built a telescope, written a book, done original research, developed a new product, or otherwise distinguished him or herself. Several of S&T's editors have been honored by the world's astronomers by having asteroids named after them, and our designers and artists have had their extraordinary talents recognized by their peers in the magazine-publishing industry.
If you select a highlighted name from the following list, you'll call up a brief biography of that staff member.
Editorial
Editor in Chief
Peter Tyson
Senior Editors
J. Kelly Beatty
Alan M. MacRobert
Equipment Editor
Sean Walker
Science Editor
Camille Carlisle
Web Editor
Monica Young
Observing Editor
S. N. Johnson-Roehr
Art & Design
Design Director
Patricia Gillis-Coppola
Illustration Director
Gregg Dinderman
Illustrator
Leah Tiscione
Contributors
Senior Contributing Editors
Robert Naeye
Roger W. Sinnott
Contributing Editors
Jim Bell
Trudy Bell
John E. Bortle
Greg Bryant
Thomas A. Dobbins
Alan Dyer
Tom Field
Tony Flanders
Ted Forte
Sue French
Steve Gottlieb
David Grinspoon
Ken Hewitt-White
Johnny Horne
Emily Lakdawalla
Rod Mollise
Donald W. Olson
Joe Rao
Dean Regas
Fred Schaaf
Govert Schilling
Gary Seronik
William Sheehan
Mike Simmons
Alan Whitman
Charles A. Wood
Robert Zimmerman
Contributing Photographers
P. K. Chen
Akira Fujii
Robert Gendler
Babak Tafreshi
Publishing and Marketing
Advertising Sales Director
Peter D. Hardy Jr.
Advertising Services Manager
Lester J. Stockman
Information Technology Manager
Denise Donnarumma
Consumer Marketing
Joseph Izzo
F+W, A Content + E-Commerce Company
Chairman & CEO
David Nussbaum
CFO & COO
James Ogle
VP / Group Publisher
Phil Sexton
Chief Digital Officer
Chad Phelps
Senior VP / Operations
Phil Graham
VP / Communications
Stacie Berger
Director of Magazine Marketing & Fulfillment
Mark Fleetwood