Graduate STEM Research Fellowships support graduate students’ faculty-mentored STEM research with NASA or aerospace relevance, advancing NASA’s mission and encouraging careers in STEM.
Educational Programs - Michigan Space Grant Consortium supports educators and community organizations with NASA-relevant STEM and STEAM education, outreach, and training to build the future STEM workforce.
The New Investigator Program supports early-career faculty at Virginia Space Grant Consortium member universities with research aligned with NASA’s mission, helping them establish their research careers.
Opportunity Grants - New York Space Grant Consortium support New York educators and higher education students in NASA-related STEM projects that build skills for aerospace science and technology careers.
Graduate Fellowship - Ohio Space Grant Consortium supports master’s students’ faculty-guided STEM research and educational activities to advance work aligned with NASA’s mission directorates.