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Did you know?

OVER
6,300
COLLEGE STUDENTS

receive Space Grant funding each year, with over 1,400 community college students

OVER
22,000
EDUCATORS ENGAGED

annually, reaching over 400,000 K-12 students through Space Grant funding

25%
OF PARTICIPANTS WERE FROM
UNDERREPRESENTED POPULATIONS
40%

OF PARTICIPANTS WERE

FEMALE

Recent News & Events

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Mississippi Space Grant Awards Scholarships to USM

To advance research and opportunities for students, the College of Arts and Sciences at The University of Southern Mississippi (USM) awarded 27 […]

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Delaware Space Grant Consortium | Moon Rock Research

UD mechanical engineering students help NASA test a moon rover As aspirations for lunar colonization grow, so does the need […]

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Sidike Paheding, PhD, was awarded a grant for his research project “Transferring Knowledge Across Planets: Domain Adaptation for Marian Surface Mapping.”

Connecticut Space Grant Consortium Awards Funding for Groundbreaking Engineering Research

The NASA Connecticut Space Grant Consortium (CTSGC) has recognized Fairfield University’s School of Engineering and Computing with prestigious research grants […]

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A UNIQUE NATIONAL RESOURCE

The National Space Grant Foundation supports the Space Grant consortia in every state, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Each of these state-based consortia conducts an array of strategically designed programs to support and enhance science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education in their state.

Click on a state or territory to learn more about its programming.

Programs run by Space Grant jurisdictions

Across the nation, Space Grant jurisdictions are making an impact. Here’s just a few:

High Altitude Student Platform
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NASA Robotic Mining Competition
STEM Enhancement in Earth Science