Former NASA Astronaut Jim "JR" Reilly PhD Joins American Public University System like Dean of the S- School Education

Former NASA Astronaut Jim "JR" Reilly PhD Joins American Public University System like Dean of the S

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CHARLES TOWN W.Va.----Former NASA Astronaut Jim “JR” Reilly PhD has joined American Public University System like Dean of the School of Science and Technology. APUS is an online university sy ...

CHARLES TOWN W.Va.----Former NASA Astronaut Jim “JR” Reilly PhD has joined American Public University System like Dean of the School of Science and Technology. APUS is an online university system that serves more than 50000 working adults worldwide.

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