Kent Reinhard

Kent Reinhard is an Lecturer in the Physics Department at Southeast Community College. He has held multiple academic and research roles across institutions, including past positions at the University of New Hampshire and NASA projects like the Hubble and Compton Gamma Ray Telescopes.

• Education
• Master of Science in Physics, University of New Hampshire
• Bachelor of Science in Physics-Astronomy Option, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

His research and professional work spans astronomy, high-energy astrophysics, and space science, with direct involvement in NASA's observational and gamma-ray research systems. His career reflects expertise in both teaching and scientific instrumentation, particularly in astrophysical contexts.

Kent has also served as a high school science teacher and held key roles in NASA's science planning and research programs. His teaching experience extends to astronomy at the University of New Hampshire, where he also directed the observatory.