Margaret Boone Rappaport

MARGARET BOONE RAPPAPORT, Ph.D. is a cultural anthropologist and biologist who works in the area of human cognitive evolution, in the field of "Science and Religion," and as a futurist, lecturer, and science fiction writer in Tucson, Arizona. She is publishing now on a renewed interest in space policy, spaceflight, and space exploration. Previously, as President, Policy Research Methods, Incorporated, Falls Church, Virginia, she was a contractor to federal and state agencies for twenty-five years. She lectured in Sociology and Anthropology at Georgetown and George Washington Universities. She earned her doctorate at the Ohio State University in 1977. Her dissertation was on the adjustment of Cuban refugee women and families. Dr. Rappaport is a prize-winning short story and poetry writer, and the Co-Founder of The Human Sentience Project, LLC.